C/C++ Program to open .bin image (C++)

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The discussion centers on binary greyscale image manipulation using C++ arrays. The original poster seeks a free application to view .bin format images at home, similar to what they use at school with Photoimpact 7. A respondent clarifies that to view bitmap data stored in C++ arrays as a .bin file, an external application won't suffice; instead, source code or a library is necessary for this purpose. The focus is on the need for appropriate tools or libraries to handle binary image data effectively.
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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?
 
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Hi Deathfish! :smile:

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?
 

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