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No, that's leftover from the faked stuff in the upstream code. SdFat basically rewrote their own versions of the POSIX standard IO stuff, but it's incompatible with cores which support other filesystems. You'll want to use the FS class methods, see the LittleFS example or https://arduino-pico.readthedocs.io/en/latest/fs.html |
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OK. Thanks. I lived in the Windows world for half my career as a programmer/consultant. So, .ini files were how you did almost anything configuration-wise. Now, I don't touch Windows unless I have to. :-)
Frank
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I was looking at the ReadCvsFile example under Examples/ESP8266SdFat.
SDFS.begin() mounts the filesystem (on your attached SD card), but then you can use normal C functions like fopen(), fprintf(), fseek(), fread(), etc.? Am I understanding this correctly?
Frank
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