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Hi,

Mick is right. There is something wrong with the logic.
I commented out the lines, and the files get deleted without
any problem!

Thank You everyone!
^^ :wave:

Hi, I couldn't see what is wrong with logic.
Could you please explain to me?

That is the codes which was written by someone and I am just using it. When this codes was run in someone else...

I could not delete those files manually if my application is running.
It says sharing violation.
If my application is not running, the files could be deleted.

My application is using MFC. The operation underneath is C.

I added in +1 to line[MAXLINE + 1];
The file is still there without being removed.

:( :confused:

Thanks!

In fact, the SrecParser() is a predefined function. I don't wish to modify any codes in this function. I am just using it and put it in my application.

Thanks a lot!

i've tried both MAXLINE and MAXLINE+1. the latter gives me assertion failed error.

FILE *file a handler to the filename in parserFile()?
if I already fclose(file), doesn't it mean free the file...

parserFile(char* filename)
{
if ((file = fopen( (char *)filename,"r")) != NULL)
{
if ( stat( (char *) filename, &info ) == 0 )
{
ucMemorybuffer = (u8*) malloc(...

char* file[] = {"test1.txt", "test2.txt", "test3.txt", "test4.txt", "test5.txt"};

Process()
{
char* ptr;
int i=0;

while(i<4)
{
ptr = file[i];

I fopen and fclose the file before i called that process().
before the process() begin, i still manage to remove(file);
but right after the parser->parsefile(ptr); i couldn't remove the file...

is the ptr a handler?
i try to free it but i got debug assertion error.

Thanks everyone.
I think my application is holding the file, that's why I can't delete it.

My program looks something like this:-

char* file[] = {"test1.txt"};
void process()
{
...

hi,
Actually my main concern is to remove the files from my disk once the parsing process is done.

I thought I have to free the pointer which is pointing to the files before remove the files.
...

Hi,
Currently I am using a char* pointer to point to a file.
The program goes like this:-

char* file[] = {"test1.txt", "test2.txt"};

void process()
{
char* ptr;
whie(1)

Yes, it is a xml file.
but how to read a xml file?

Hi board,

Currently I am trying to read a big block of data from a file.
The file format is like this:-
<fileitem> 2143243546jgafjdhflajd
....
....
</fileitem>

<fileitem>...

Currently I have a project named DisplayDlg. Hence there is a DisplayDlg.cpp which have all dialog handling.

From DisplayDlg.cpp, I call a function in other .cpp namely callFunction.cpp. When the...

Hi I think I have solved the problem. It is dependencies problem.
Thanks.

I see.

I am not sure whether I have done is correct or not.

I have this dll called 'com.dll'. I have all the files to develop this dll.

Now in my won workspace called 'test', I want to open...

Hi, I am currently testing 2 DLL and LIB. However I don't know how to link/insert these DLL and LIB into my MFC project?

Should I just insert project into workspace?

I tried to include some...