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Compiler Structures

Compiler Structures. 241-437 , Semester 1 , 2011-2012. Objective describe intermediate code generation explain a stack-based intermediate code for the expression language. 10. Intermediate Code Generation. Overview. 1. Intermediate Code (IC) Generation 2. IC Examples

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System Programming

System Programming. Chapter 5 Standard I/O Library. Announcement. Programming assignment #1 3/15/2006 ~ 4/7/2006 Bring your labtop PC (if you have one) for your next class Active slides. Fun Video I. Paper Windows (Queens, Canada) vs. Graphical Windows. Fun Video II.

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File I/O

File I/O. Files. A file is an external collection of related data treated as a unit. Since the contents of primary storage are lost when the computer is shut down, we need files to store our data in a more permanent form .

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File Processing

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Structures and Unions

Structures and Unions. Chapter 6. Structure. A structure is an aggregate data type Composed of two or more related variables called member/field/element struct tag-name { type member1; type member2; type member3; . type memberN; } variable-list ;. Structure Contd.

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CSCI 171

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Homework

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EOF & Fseek Gustavo Olmeta Cindy Gonzalez Ana Arias Jeffrey Barajas Frank Rodriguez

EOF & Fseek Gustavo Olmeta Cindy Gonzalez Ana Arias Jeffrey Barajas Frank Rodriguez. EOF program. Detecting end of file. Definition feof (): is used to determine whether the end-of-file indicator is set for the file associated to stdin . Returns a nonzero value if it is.

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File I/O

File I/O. Stream. A very important concept in C is the stream a stream is a logical interface to a file A stream is linked to a file using an open operation A stream is disassociated from a file using a close operation. Types of Stream. There are two types of streams

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File Handling in C

File Handling in C. Lecture 17c 20/3/01. Introduction. Files are places where data can be stored permanently. Some programs expect the same set of data to be fed as input every time it is run. Cumbersome. Better if the data are kept in a file, and the program reads from the file.

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What is a File

What is a File. A file is a package of information with a name attached to it. Files are used for various purposes: Files can record data , such as text or numbers.

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What is a File

What is a File. A file is a package of information with a name attached to it. Files are used for various purposes: Data files Contain data such as text or numbers Programs Contain instructions / commands

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POGLAVLJE 7 : Ulaz i izlaz

POGLAVLJE 7 : Ulaz i izlaz. 7. 1 Standardni ulaz i izlaz. int getchar(void). EOF <stdio.h>. prog <ulazdat. drugiprog I prog. int putchar(int). EOF. prog >izlazdat. prog I drugiprog. printf. #include <stdio.h> < > UNIX /usr/include. #include <stdio.h>

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ETE 132 Lecture 8

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System IO

System IO. CAS CS210 Ying Ye. Boston University. Files. In Linux, all I/O devices are modeled as files All input and output is performed by reading and writing the appropriate files When a file is opened, system returns a file descriptor , which is used to access the file. Standard I/O.

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File Handling

File Handling. Summer 2014 COMP 2130 Intro Computer Systems Computing Science Thompson Rivers University. Your vision? Seek with all your heart?. Unit Learning Objectives. Explain the concept pf data files Explain different types of files. Types of Files. Three categories of files

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File Access (7.5)

File Access (7.5). CSE 2031 Fall 2011. Declaring and Opening Files. FILE *fp; /* file pointer */ FILE *fopen(char *name, char *mode); Example: FILE *ifp, *ofp; char iname[50], oname[50]; ifp = fopen( iname, "r" ); if ( ifp == NULL ) { ... } ofp = fopen( oname, "w" );. Modes.

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