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Leffmann · 05 October 2012, 11:25

I think what you're seeing is the automatic line ending conversion. Windows tries to be different and incompatible with everything else, and uses carriage return + line feed for line endings (byte sequence 13 and 10).

If you open your files in binary mode it should work:

Code:

// ios::in and ios::out are implied with ifstream and ofstream

ifstream inputFile(inFile, ios::binary);
ofstream outputFile(outFile, ios::binary);

and if you ever do C-style I/O then you would add "b" to the file mode:

Code:

FILE* f = fopen("i.bin", "rb");
FILE* f = fopen("o.bin", "wb");

05 October 2012, 11:25	#2
Leffmann Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sweden Posts: 2,269	I think what you're seeing is the automatic line ending conversion. Windows tries to be different and incompatible with everything else, and uses carriage return + line feed for line endings (byte sequence 13 and 10). If you open your files in binary mode it should work: Code: // ios::in and ios::out are implied with ifstream and ofstream ifstream inputFile(inFile, ios::binary); ofstream outputFile(outFile, ios::binary); and if you ever do C-style I/O then you would add "b" to the file mode: Code: FILE* f = fopen("i.bin", "rb"); FILE* f = fopen("o.bin", "wb");