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1. How to read and write extended windows file attributes with win32    stackoverflow.com

I would like to embed some meta data in a windows file. I came across the concept of extended file attributes, which I believe are used for this very purpose. For ...

2. How to write a full string to a file?    stackoverflow.com

I'm programming in Windows right now, but portable code would be welcomed too. What I'm using right now is fwrite(4), but this function needs a maximum number of elements to be written ...

3. File Writing issue in c    stackoverflow.com

I am writing the log file in my c application, the method for writing the file is

fopen_s(&fMainFile, "c:\\LOG\\Filter.txt", "a");
fprintf(fMainFile, "SomeText");
fclose(fMainFile);

4. UnauthorizedAccessException when writing text file to C:\ on Windows 7    stackoverflow.com

I have recently moved to Windows 7. Now my .NET application fails writing log file to C:\ My TraceListener is throwing the exception.

A first chance exception of type 'System.UnauthorizedAccessException' occurred in mscorlib.dll

5. Best way to write a ftp client program to list files on the server?    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to write a client-server program in C in windows. The objective is to receive the directory listing from the server. Now I was trying to develop the client-server ...

6. How to write your own basic disk scanner    stackoverflow.com

I would like to write some basic disk scanner utility. Basically I would like to be able to read raw bytes of a certain file(s) as written to the disk in ...

7. Performance drop with fputs after writing more than 2,5GB. Why?    stackoverflow.com

Currently I'm working on a small program that reads large files and sorts them. After some benchmarking I stumbled upon a weird performance issue. When the input file got to large ...

8. Can't create/write to file 'C:\Windows\TEMP\#sql_1001_1.MYD' (Errcode: 17)    forums.devshed.com

9. Can't create/write to file 'C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\    forums.mysql.com

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