Fread fwrite problem with two-dimensional char?

Your kra variable is an array of pointers that you are then assigning to two constant strings The sizeof() call will give you the size of the pointer (presumably you're on a 32 bit machine, and so this is 4 bytes). You need to use strlen( kra0 ) to write the whole length of the string to the file.

Your kra variable is an array of pointers that you are then assigning to two constant strings. The sizeof() call will give you the size of the pointer (presumably you're on a 32 bit machine, and so this is 4 bytes). You need to use strlen( kra0 ) to write the whole length of the string to the file.

H=sizeof(kra0); fwrite(&h,sizeof(int),1,po); must be changed to const char * h = kra0; fwrite(h, strlen(h), 1 po) The same for kra1.

Use strlen rather than sizeof, here is a good sumup.

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