slurping in binary data

[George]

1 000100000000000 0001
2 000100000000000 0001
3 100000110010000 00000000001
4 100000110010000 00000000001
5 100000110010000 00000000001
6 100000110010000 00000000001
7 100000110010000 00000000001
8 100000110010000 00000000001
9 100000110010000 00000000001
10 100000110010000 00000000001
11 100000001111100
12 100000001111100
13 100000001111100
14 100000111011011 110000000000000 1
15 100000111011011 110000000000000 1
16 100000111011011 110000000000000 1
17 100000111011011 110000000000000 1
18 100000111011011 110000000000000 1
19 100000111011011 110000000000000 1
20 000100000000000 0001

1
2
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
*****
***** 10
************ 11
************
************
***** *** 14
***** ***
***** ***
***** ***
***** ***
***** ***
20

3W, 12 B, 5W
1000 0000111 1100

If I wanted to suck in the above 20 lines without line numbers, spaces,
carriage returns, line feeds, or anything that is not a zero, one or EOF,
how would I do it?

Thanks in advance,

--
George

Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of our biggest buildings, but
they cannot touch the foundation of America. These acts shatter steel, but
they cannot dent the steel of American resolve.
George W. Bush

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[CBFalconer]

George wrote:

CBFalconer wrote:

>James Kuyper wrote:

>>George wrote:

... snip ...

>>>
Would you prefer fgets to either Chuck's or Richard's enhancements?

My news server reports that there are currently 18 messages in this
thread. One was posted by Chuck Falconer, and 2 by Richard Heathfield,
none by anyone else named Chuck or Richard. All three of those
messages are short comments which don't suggest anything I would call
an enhancement. Are you referring to messages which haven't been
showing up on my news server?

I suspect George is referring to my ggets.c package. This is
available in public domain source form at:

<http://cbfalconer.home .att.net/download/ggets.zip>

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "ggets.h"

#define INITSIZE 112 /* power of 2 minus 16, helps malloc */
#define DELTASIZE (INITSIZE + 16)

enum {OK = 0, NOMEM};

int fggets(char* *ln, FILE *f)

! end abridged source of ggets.c

That is YOUR abridgement, not mine.

>
If this is to replace the use of gets, what need have you of
that file pointer? The only use of f is in getc(f).

Because fggets can read text lines from any file. ggets is a
macro, that supplies stdin as the source file id.

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Try the download section.