int fputc (byte,fileid)
int byte;
int fileid; 

where:

This macro writes the contents of the next byte to a file. You must define the identity of the file with either the fopen macro (see fopen on fopen) or the FOPEN command (see FOPEN on FOPEN). You can also specify the Standard I/O window (20) as output.

The file written to must be opened in write mode, for example:

fopen(100,”c:\\myfiles\\data_out.txt”,”w”).

The example on Example also shows you how to use fputc in a macro.

The following macros provide similar or related functionality:

The following commands provide similar or related functionality: