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CSV file reading again....

Hi,
My problem is that I hav a very large csv file with 65 columns and rows numering lakhs. I want to read this file in C and store col 2 to 65 in a array within a structure and the col 1 within another array within the structure. i am working in windows. would be helpfule if a solution and method to read csv file with delimiters is given.
i want to later save the structure as a dat file. plz help me out.
thanks in advance....
Dec 8 '06 #1
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also I need to cut the csv file rowwise and store each part as separate structure in dat file.....also does saving as dat conserve memory than saving as csv???
Dec 8 '06 #2

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