Re: open() and fopen()
- From: davids@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 14 Jul 2006 10:57:12 -0700
Jack wrote:
What is the difference betweeb the two functions? Thanks.
I don't know what answer would help you more than just reading the
descriptions of each function. The general idea is that 'fopen' aims to
be a portable C function to open a file whereas 'open' is a portable
POSIX function to open a file. On most POSIX systems, the C stdio
library (and thus 'fopen') is implemented on top of 'open'.
They just come from two different standards.
DS
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