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For FILE* style files you might try something like this:

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#include <stdio.h>

#ifdef __cplusplus
using std::FILE;
using std::_streams;
#endif

int NumFilesOpen()
    {
    FILE *fp = &_streams[0];
    int num_open = 0;

    for (int i = 0; i < _NFILE_; ++i, ++fp)
        if (fp->fd != -1)
            ++num_open;

    return num_open;
    }
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Just remember that three files are going to be open at all times, stdin, 
stdout and stdprn.

.  Ed

> Josef Halder wrote in message
> news:473eca61$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi,
>
> is there a way to detect how many files are open at the moment?
> My problem is when the program is running two weeks or longer without
> restart then comes a point after that is not longer possible to open (to
> read or to write) a file. After that point any attempt to open a file,
> generates an error.
> I belive there is a situation a file is not closed. But the program is 
> very
> complex so it's difficult to find out.
>
> Example:
> At various times during the program is running I open files with   FILE *f 
> =
> fopen("Filename.TXT","rt");
> I read/write and after that I close with    fclose(f);