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    how to write binary file without deleting its previous contents

    I am writing a binary file like this:
    Code:
    const int sized = 300000000ULL;
    int ad[sized];
    ...
    ad[i] = some value;
    ...
                FILE* pFile;
                pFile = fopen("obj_pattern.bin", "wb");
                fwrite(ad, 1, sized*sizeof(int), pFile);
                fclose(pFile);
    Now how can i again write given binary file obj_pattern.bin with some new values of ad[i] in another program. For example in first program i put ad[] values in the file as 1,2 now how can i again write that same file without deleting the previous saved values 1 and 2?
    Last edited by dinesh999lama; February 26th, 2017 at 10:36 PM.

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