A stream is a logical entity that represents a file or device, that can accept input or output. All input and output functions in standard C, operate on data streams.

May 28, 2019 · The C standard talks about streams. For example the fopen(3) manual page tells that fopen is a stream open function. Can anybody explain what exactly streams are, and how …

6 if printf uses stdout but how would i write a print function using my own output stream? i want to handle this stream with a OO-like structure but i can do that myself. is this possible? this for …

I have a StreamReader object that I initialized with a stream, now I want to save this stream to disk (the stream may be a .gif or .jpg or .pdf). Existing Code: StreamReader sr = new …

From the perspective of your code, a stream is simply a source (input stream) or sink (output stream) of characters (text stream) or bytes (binary stream). Streams are managed through …

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May 20, 2011 · Is it possible to implement file streaming yourself? How does it work at the lowest C / C++ (or any language that supports file streaming) level? Do the C functions fopen, fclose, …

You could however write your own iostream that's backed by a C FILE stream. I believe that GCC comes with one such stream class as a library extension. Alternatively, if all you want is an …

with description This constructor associates a file stream buffer with an open POSIX file descriptor. We create it passing POSIX handle (line 1) and then we pass it to istream's …

There are a few related concepts out there, namely file pointer, stream and file descriptor. I know that a file pointer is a pointer to the data type FILE (declared in e.g. FILE.h and struct_FILE.h...