Reading a binary data file and printing it out

output file

input file

struct description

This is my code so far:

#include

#include

#include

#include

struct record{ // declare the variables // do nottouch float aunt; short mist; bool drop; short women; char chess; double language; bool cover; bool circle; unsigned char clam; unsigned int current; long int elbow; float zephyr; short int reason; unsigned char bridge; char minute[7]; long int twist;};

int main(int argc, char **argv){

FILE *f;

struct record rec1;

fopen(argv[1], "rb");

fread(&rec1, sizeof(argv[1]), sizeof(argv[1]), f);

if (f == NULL){

fprintf(stderr, "%s doesn't exist!", argv[1]);

exit(1);}

if (!f){

printf( "Usage: %s inputfile", argv[1]);

exit(1);}

fclose(f);

printf("aunt, mist, drop, women, chess, language, cover, circle,clam, current, elbow, zephyr, reason, bridge, minute,twist");

printf("%f,%hi,%d,%hi,%c,%f,%d,%d,%u,%u,%ld,%f,%u,%u,%s,%ld",rec1.aunt,rec1.mist, rec1.drop, rec1.women, rec1.chess, rec1.language,rec1.cover, rec1.circle, rec1.clam, rec1.current,rec1.elbow,rec1.zephyr, rec1.reason, rec1.bridge, rec1.minute,rec1.twist);

return 0;

}

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Stage 2: Reading a binary data file and printing it out [3 marks] In this stage you will read a binary data file in a known format, storing the information into instances of a C data structure which you will then print out. This stage develops the following specific skills: Reading binary data Opening and closing files Printing various data types using printf. Using a simple command-line parameter. Resources filestruct-description.txt: Describes the members of the C data struct which correspond to fields in the records of the data file. input-*.bin: Sample binary input files. output-*.txt: Sample text output files corresponding to the input files. Useful Unix commands You might find the following Unix system commands helpful. "more" or "less" diff od