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  • @MattHusz I am creating a game in C that I just finished and I would like to make a "save" option so that when we leave the game, by restarting it, we can make "resume the game" and so take back where we are
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    @Weder please update your question with that description rather than posting a comment.
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  • @Weder you can improve your question by breaking it up into parts; in your case, that might be "how can I serialize (some part of) my game state," then "how can I write/read game state into/from a file" (which likely already has answers), and "how can I deserialize game state into my engine?"
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    en anglais, svp
    – MattHusz
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  • @MattHusz I am creating a game in C that I just finished and I would like to make a "save" option so that when we leave the game, by restarting it, we can make "resume the game" and so take back where we are
    – Weder
    2 days ago






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    @Weder please update your question with that description rather than posting a comment.
    – Jules
    2 days ago






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    Even in English, the question is too broad: Please show what you have tried and what specific problem you are facing.
    – mkrieger1
    2 days ago












  • @Weder you can improve your question by breaking it up into parts; in your case, that might be "how can I serialize (some part of) my game state," then "how can I write/read game state into/from a file" (which likely already has answers), and "how can I deserialize game state into my engine?"
    – Jules
    2 days ago














  • 3




    en anglais, svp
    – MattHusz
    2 days ago










  • @MattHusz I am creating a game in C that I just finished and I would like to make a "save" option so that when we leave the game, by restarting it, we can make "resume the game" and so take back where we are
    – Weder
    2 days ago






  • 2




    @Weder please update your question with that description rather than posting a comment.
    – Jules
    2 days ago






  • 1




    Even in English, the question is too broad: Please show what you have tried and what specific problem you are facing.
    – mkrieger1
    2 days ago












  • @Weder you can improve your question by breaking it up into parts; in your case, that might be "how can I serialize (some part of) my game state," then "how can I write/read game state into/from a file" (which likely already has answers), and "how can I deserialize game state into my engine?"
    – Jules
    2 days ago








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en anglais, svp
– MattHusz
2 days ago




en anglais, svp
– MattHusz
2 days ago












@MattHusz I am creating a game in C that I just finished and I would like to make a "save" option so that when we leave the game, by restarting it, we can make "resume the game" and so take back where we are
– Weder
2 days ago




@MattHusz I am creating a game in C that I just finished and I would like to make a "save" option so that when we leave the game, by restarting it, we can make "resume the game" and so take back where we are
– Weder
2 days ago




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@Weder please update your question with that description rather than posting a comment.
– Jules
2 days ago




@Weder please update your question with that description rather than posting a comment.
– Jules
2 days ago




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Even in English, the question is too broad: Please show what you have tried and what specific problem you are facing.
– mkrieger1
2 days ago






Even in English, the question is too broad: Please show what you have tried and what specific problem you are facing.
– mkrieger1
2 days ago














@Weder you can improve your question by breaking it up into parts; in your case, that might be "how can I serialize (some part of) my game state," then "how can I write/read game state into/from a file" (which likely already has answers), and "how can I deserialize game state into my engine?"
– Jules
2 days ago




@Weder you can improve your question by breaking it up into parts; in your case, that might be "how can I serialize (some part of) my game state," then "how can I write/read game state into/from a file" (which likely already has answers), and "how can I deserialize game state into my engine?"
– Jules
2 days ago












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Une fois que tu as défini la structure des données à sauvegarder, utilise les fonctions fwrite/fread pour écrire/lire dans un fichier selon ton propre format adapté à ton jeu.



Once the data structure defined, use fwrite/fread functions to write/read into a file using your specific format.






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Une fois que tu as défini la structure des données à sauvegarder, utilise les fonctions fwrite/fread pour écrire/lire dans un fichier selon ton propre format adapté à ton jeu.



Once the data structure defined, use fwrite/fread functions to write/read into a file using your specific format.






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    StackOverflow est un site anglophone; veuillez repondre en anglais si vous pouvez / StackOverflow is an English-language site; please answer in English if you can.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • i wrote both, french and english....
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago










  • While it's good that you're trying to make your answer more accessible by using two languages, it's preferable to use just English, given that this is an English-language community with strict rules governing question and answer quality.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • My bad, sorry, I corrected my question, she is in English now
    – Weder
    2 days ago










  • @Weber, you need to rewrite your question.... this one has been flagged, no one will answer
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago















up vote
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Une fois que tu as défini la structure des données à sauvegarder, utilise les fonctions fwrite/fread pour écrire/lire dans un fichier selon ton propre format adapté à ton jeu.



Once the data structure defined, use fwrite/fread functions to write/read into a file using your specific format.






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    StackOverflow est un site anglophone; veuillez repondre en anglais si vous pouvez / StackOverflow is an English-language site; please answer in English if you can.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • i wrote both, french and english....
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago










  • While it's good that you're trying to make your answer more accessible by using two languages, it's preferable to use just English, given that this is an English-language community with strict rules governing question and answer quality.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • My bad, sorry, I corrected my question, she is in English now
    – Weder
    2 days ago










  • @Weber, you need to rewrite your question.... this one has been flagged, no one will answer
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago













up vote
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up vote
-2
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Une fois que tu as défini la structure des données à sauvegarder, utilise les fonctions fwrite/fread pour écrire/lire dans un fichier selon ton propre format adapté à ton jeu.



Once the data structure defined, use fwrite/fread functions to write/read into a file using your specific format.






share|improve this answer












Une fois que tu as défini la structure des données à sauvegarder, utilise les fonctions fwrite/fread pour écrire/lire dans un fichier selon ton propre format adapté à ton jeu.



Once the data structure defined, use fwrite/fread functions to write/read into a file using your specific format.







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    StackOverflow est un site anglophone; veuillez repondre en anglais si vous pouvez / StackOverflow is an English-language site; please answer in English if you can.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • i wrote both, french and english....
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago










  • While it's good that you're trying to make your answer more accessible by using two languages, it's preferable to use just English, given that this is an English-language community with strict rules governing question and answer quality.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • My bad, sorry, I corrected my question, she is in English now
    – Weder
    2 days ago










  • @Weber, you need to rewrite your question.... this one has been flagged, no one will answer
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago














  • 1




    StackOverflow est un site anglophone; veuillez repondre en anglais si vous pouvez / StackOverflow is an English-language site; please answer in English if you can.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • i wrote both, french and english....
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago










  • While it's good that you're trying to make your answer more accessible by using two languages, it's preferable to use just English, given that this is an English-language community with strict rules governing question and answer quality.
    – Jules
    2 days ago










  • My bad, sorry, I corrected my question, she is in English now
    – Weder
    2 days ago










  • @Weber, you need to rewrite your question.... this one has been flagged, no one will answer
    – MLeblanc
    2 days ago








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StackOverflow est un site anglophone; veuillez repondre en anglais si vous pouvez / StackOverflow is an English-language site; please answer in English if you can.
– Jules
2 days ago




StackOverflow est un site anglophone; veuillez repondre en anglais si vous pouvez / StackOverflow is an English-language site; please answer in English if you can.
– Jules
2 days ago












i wrote both, french and english....
– MLeblanc
2 days ago




i wrote both, french and english....
– MLeblanc
2 days ago












While it's good that you're trying to make your answer more accessible by using two languages, it's preferable to use just English, given that this is an English-language community with strict rules governing question and answer quality.
– Jules
2 days ago




While it's good that you're trying to make your answer more accessible by using two languages, it's preferable to use just English, given that this is an English-language community with strict rules governing question and answer quality.
– Jules
2 days ago












My bad, sorry, I corrected my question, she is in English now
– Weder
2 days ago




My bad, sorry, I corrected my question, she is in English now
– Weder
2 days ago












@Weber, you need to rewrite your question.... this one has been flagged, no one will answer
– MLeblanc
2 days ago




@Weber, you need to rewrite your question.... this one has been flagged, no one will answer
– MLeblanc
2 days ago



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