If you pack the struct (read up on packed attribute), you can rely on the order and that the members are non-aligned. Hence, you could read into a struct directly. However, I'm not sure about the portability of this solution.
You need to make sure that the byte order of the file matches the processor architecture you're running your code on. If, for instance, the integers are written to file with most significant byte first and your processor uses least significant byte first order, you're getting garbage for results.
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