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For some reason this sort code is not working as I would expect:

std::fstream theFile;
theFile.open(<someFilename>, std::ios::beg |std::ios::out|std::ios::binary|std::ios::trunc);
theFile << 1;          //1 is being written as a string
int var= 25;

theFile << 25;        //same thing, 25 is written as a string

What could be the problem? I am using the Microsoft C++ compiler that ships with Visual Studio 2010.

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The << operator's whole purpose is to write formatted data to a stream. If you want to write binary data, you should use ostream::write() or ostream::put().


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