Change creat()/write()/close() to fopen()/fwrite()/fclose()#14
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Change creat()/write()/close() to fopen()/fwrite()/fclose()#14hsnyder wants to merge 3 commits intolecram:masterfrom
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You may not be interested in these changes, which is fine of course, but I implemented these for my own purposes and I figured that I would offer them back.
This PR changes 3 things:
creat()/write()/close() was replaced with fopen()/fwrite()/fclose(). My reason for implementing this was in case the user wanted to write to a buffer created with
fmemopeninstead of to an actual file (I have such a use case).A new function was added,
ge_new_gif_filestreamthat accepts aFILE*instead of a filename.The function
ge_close_gifnow returns the total length of the written gif file as asize_t