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  • Subject: fopen
  • From: "Carl Smith" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 13:38:59 -0400
  • Thread-topic: fopen

 

I have been running some code, via my xcode project for some time now. The other day I had problems with my user account, another story, so I created a new admin user account. I put my xcode project into my new users/me folder and opened the xcode from the new location.

 

My problem is I have an FILE *fp = fopen(m_szfilepathandname, “wb”) line that was working before. Now it fails, fp = NULL, and the folder is not created, on my hard drive, as it was before. It is like I do not have permissions to create this folder, but before I did.

 

Is there some way to force fopen to work, because I need to work on what every machine I install this app on. Maybe there is another way I should be creating this new folder/path?

 

Any ideas or suggestions would greatly be appreciated.

 

Carl

 

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