#include#include int main() { std::ofstream output_file("my_binary_file.bin", std::ios::binary); char byte = 0xFF; output_file.write(&byte, 1); // write a single byte to the file using writeByte output_file.close(); return 0; }
#includeThis example demonstrates how OutBuffer.writeByte can be used to append multiple bytes to an existing buffer. Here, we have a vector called buffer that is pre-allocated to hold 12 bytes of data. We then write an integer (0x12345678) and a single character ('A') to the buffer using OutBuffer.writeByte. Based on the examples and the function name, it is likely that OutBuffer is part of a larger class or library that provides functions for buffering and writing data to output streams. It is not possible to determine the specific package library without more context.#include int main() { std::vector buffer; buffer.reserve(12); // pre-allocate space for 12 bytes int int_data = 0x12345678; char char_data = 'A'; // write the data to the buffer using OutBuffer.writeByte buffer.push_back((int_data >> 24) & 0xFF); buffer.push_back((int_data >> 16) & 0xFF); buffer.push_back((int_data >> 8) & 0xFF); buffer.push_back(int_data & 0xFF); buffer.push_back(char_data); return 0; }