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    so i got the sdk working, everything compiles, i rename the .self to eboot.bin and launch it

    all my code does is use an ofstream and creates a file with text however when i launch it..then get booted back to XMB after it completes the txt file isnt in the usrdir does that mean it just didnt work?

    1.90 sdk btw
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    Quote Originally Posted by ColdReader View Post
    so i got the sdk working, everything compiles, i rename the .self to eboot.bin and launch it

    all my code does is use an ofstream and creates a file with text however when i launch it..then get booted back to XMB after it completes the txt file isnt in the usrdir does that mean it just didnt work?

    1.90 sdk btw
    Try using ofstream to make a text file and write to it. Then attempt to read it. Throw in some error messages with the code and you should get some answers. This way you'll know if for some reason the text file is created but deleted after you exit the app.
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