Re: My problem in C
I can't do C file I/O offhand, but you can just:
int myFunc(file *file) {
// do stuff to the file here
}and it'll work fine. There's nothing that makes a file special. If you understand how to pass pointers to functions, you understand how to pass pointers to files to functions, because they're just normal pointers. If you don't understand how to pass pointers to functions, I'd start there.
File is just a struct whose fields are private, it's like any other struct. If you don't understand structs yet, not sure how far along you are, I'd put time into that as well.
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