A simple file stream library with basic features written in C++. Contains the Header File and the Dynamic Linked Library file.
Wrote a DLL file for the first time. And yes, Dynamic Linked Libraries are awesome, strong and powerful.
Download the files "qstream.h" and "qstream.dll" from the "output" directory. Include them in your project, include the header file while you code in C++. Compile them together. Execute your ".exe" file with having the ".dll" file in the same directory of the ".exe" file.
"main.cpp"
//other necessary headers
#include "qstream.h"
using namespace std;
int main() {
oqstream oqs = {"myfile.dat", "wb"};
char buff[] {"Hello World"};
oqs.write(buff, strlen(buff) * sizeof(char));
oqs.put('A');
oqs.rewind();
oqs.put('B').put('C');
oqs.close();
iqstream iqs("myfile.dat", "rb");
iqs.seekg(-3, SEEK_END);
char x, y, z;
x = iqs.get();
z = iqs.rewind().get(y).get();
iqs.close();
cout << x << endl << y << endl << z << endl;
return 0;
}
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You can also check the source code of the library in the "Source" Folder.