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Hello jkr,<br />
you meant pAdd and not pArr right? I do not see pAdd is being used anywhere after it is defined.<br />
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prain
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Hello jkr,
you meant pAdd and not pArr right? I do not see pAdd is being used anywhere after it is defined.

prain

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Actually, it should be 
<pre><code id="code-8240643">BYTE* pArr = new BYTE[buf.st_size];</code></pre>
Sorry about that.
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Actually, it should be

BYTE* pArr = new BYTE[buf.st_size];

Sorry about that.

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Ok, with all due respect to sarabande's answer, I accept jrk's because it fits our coding style well. <br />
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I have increased the points to 200 and given the increased amount to sarabande, while jrk get full points I promised first.<br />
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Thanks guys again.<br />
-prain
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Ok, with all due respect to sarabande's answer, I accept jrk's because it fits our coding style well.

I have increased the points to 200 and given the increased amount to sarabande, while jrk get full points I promised first.

Thanks guys again.
-prain

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Any one knows how to convert a given text file (unknown size) into a byte array in C++. Please do not answer this in C or C# or Java. I want this in C++.<br />
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Thanks<br />
prain
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Any one knows how to convert a given text file (unknown size) into a byte array in C++. Please do not answer this in C or C# or Java. I want this in C++.

Thanks
prain

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