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In trying to use GCC Version 2 for OS/2, I have the following problem:

I am having problem writing a program that read in data in binary format
into an array. I've included the source as below with all the instructions
I used to compile and link it (with link386). Please help.


/* Start of test program */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#define ERROR -1
#define OK     1

int main(){
   FILE *fp_in;

   unsigned char image[512];

   int number;

   if ((fp_in = fopen("test.img", "r+b")) == NULL){ /* open image file */
      printf("\nfopen() failed.\n");
      fflush(stdout);
      exit(ERROR);
   }
   else {
      number = fread(&image, sizeof(unsigned char), 12, fp_in); 
                                                /* read image file */
      if (number != 12){
         printf("\nnumber read = %3d.\nfread error!\n", number);
         printf("ferror() report: %3d\n", ferror(fp_in));
         exit(ERROR);
      }
      else { /* everything is OK */
         printf("\nOK\n");
         exit(OK);
      }
   }
}


/* This is how I compile it. No errors are reported. */
gcc -c test.c


/* This is how I link it */
link386 test.obj
/* Accept everything after this as defaulted */


/* This is the output from the test program. */
number read =   0.
fread error!
ferror() report:   0

/* Thanks for your help. */
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