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Hi, I am working on binary (greyscale) image manipulation through C++ arrays. At school we use Photoimpact 7 to see the resulting image in .bin format... is there any free application i can use to do the same at home?
In summary, to open a .bin image file in C++, you will need to use the ifstream class and its open() function. A .bin image file is a binary file that contains raw data or information that can be opened and read by specialized programs or by programming languages like C++. You can use C++ to create or modify a .bin image file, but it can be risky. To convert a .bin image file to another format, you can use a specialized program or library, or open it in a text editor, but this may result in data loss or corruption. There are also libraries and APIs available for working with .bin image files in C++, such as the libbinio library and the binary_reader class from the boost
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Deathfish
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anyone can help?
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Hi Deathfish! 
I don't quite understand your question.
Apparently you have bitmap data in C++ arrays, which you want to dump in a .bin file.
Is that correct?
If so an external application won't be able to do that.
You'd need sourcecode or a library to do that.
Is that what you're looking for?
I don't quite understand your question.
Apparently you have bitmap data in C++ arrays, which you want to dump in a .bin file.
Is that correct?
If so an external application won't be able to do that.
You'd need sourcecode or a library to do that.
Is that what you're looking for?
1. How do I open a .bin image file in C++?
To open a .bin image file in C++, you will need to use the ifstream class and its open() function. First, create an ifstream object and pass the file name as a parameter to the open() function. Then, you can read the file contents using the ifstream object's read() function.
2. What is a .bin image file?
A .bin image file is a binary file that contains raw data or information. It is typically used for storing executable code, firmware, or other types of data that do not require formatting. These files can be opened and read by specialized programs or by programming languages like C++.
3. Can I use C++ to create or modify a .bin image file?
Yes, you can use C++ to create or modify a .bin image file. You will need to use the ofstream class and its open() function to create a new .bin file. To modify an existing .bin file, you can use the fstream class and its open() function. Keep in mind that modifying a .bin file can be risky as it may cause the file to become unusable.
4. How do I convert a .bin image file to another format?
.bin image files are typically not meant to be converted to other formats as they contain raw data. However, you can use a specialized program or a library to interpret the data and convert it into a different format. Alternatively, you can open the .bin file in a text editor and save it as a different file type, but this may result in data loss or corruption.
5. Are there any libraries or APIs available for working with .bin image files in C++?
Yes, there are several libraries and APIs available for working with .bin image files in C++. One popular library is the libbinio library, which provides functions for reading and writing binary files. You can also use the binary_reader class from the boost library to read binary files in a more efficient and portable manner.
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