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I'm puzzled by the following difference in behaviour: // suppose myfile.txt contains a single line with the single character 's' errno_t res; FILE* fp; char cmd[81]; res = fopen_s(&fp, "D:\\myfile.txt", "rb" ); fscanf(fp,"%80s",cmd); // cmd now contains 's/0' fclose(fp); res = fopen_s(&fp, "D:\\myfile.txt", "rb" ); fscanf_s(fp,"%80s",cmd); // cmd now contains '/0' ! fclose(fp); The results do not depend in the order of call (i.e., call fscanf_s first, you'd get the empty string first). Compiled on VC++ - VS2005. Can anyone reproduce? Can anyone explain? Thanks!
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