I am implementing the program to zip a file using a run-length encoding compression method. Are there any ways you can compare the characters in the file or compare two file pointers to do that?
I opened the file(zipfilename) that I want to zip and set the file pointer named ftozip to it. Then, I tried to count the number of each character using this file pointer as shown in the code below (if condition).
FILE *ftozip;
ftozip = fopen(argv[1],"r");//open the file that we are zipping
if (ftozip == NULL) {//if there is an error opening
perror("File cannot be opened ");
}
char zipfilename[30];
strcat(zipfilename, argv[1]);
strcat(zipfilename,".zip");
FILE *zipfilep = fopen(zipfilename, "a"); //zipfile openned to write
int count = 1;
while(1){ //incrementing the characters and storing in the zip file
if(*ftozip == *(ftozip +1)) {
count++;
char countchar[] = (char)count+(*ftozip);
fputs(countchar, zipfilep);
ftozip++;
continue;
}
else {
count = 1;
countchar = (char)count + (*ftozip);
ftozip++;
if (feop(ftozip){
break;
}
continue;
}
}
That resulting in this error "invalid operands to binary == (have ‘FILE’ and ‘FILE’)".
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