problem with writing binary data

[npai]

Hi

I am trying to write a binary data file in single precision format. Writing the data is not a problem, but when I read the binary file, the data seems to have one extra zero at the start of the data. the data seems to shift towards right. Labview is introducing a zero point s at the start of the file which is making that shift. How to get rid of that extra point when I am writing the data. I am attaching the program I made to write the binary data file

Thanks,

[npai]

Hi again,

This is the file for the previous program which I am trying to write in a binary format. I am also attaching the program which I made to read the binary file.

Thanks

Nitin

[HFZ]

Hi nPai

Here is an example i found in the discussion forum. meaby you have seen it, i dont know but try  to understand it meaby there's help to take!

Zamzam

[JLS]

Hello,

I have attached a VI which writes 10 sgl's to a file (all value 1), then reads them - there is no 0 being read.  Download and run the program, and you should see the same results - the data written and read are shown on separate waveform graphs.

Are you sure you're not writing a 0 there?

Study the attached VI, and hopefully everything will be consistent on your machine!

Best Regards,

JLS