Assignment $2$: File I$/$O for music synthesizer

Assignment Overview:

In this project, you are tasked with completing the development of the music synthesizer to allow it

save and load its state to and from a file.

Objective:

Learning file I$/$O in the context of binary file formatting is important for:

Efficiency: Binary file formatting allows for more efficient storage and processing of

data compared to text files. Binary files take up less space on disk and can be read and

written to more quickly, making them ideal for large datasets.

Complex Data Structures: Binary file formatting allows you to store complex data

structures, such as arrays, structs, and objects, directly in the file. This makes it easier to

read and write data in its native format without having to convert it to a different

representation.

Learn Basic File IO in C: How to working with file input and output $($I$/$O$)$ in the C

programming language. File I$/$O is a crucial aspect of programming, allowing you to read

data from files, write data to files, and manipulate files as needed.

Project file:

The current project bundle includes a simple music editor program. This program allows users to

edit sequence patterns to be played and assign them to different tracks. At the top of the GUI, there

are three buttons: Open, Save, and Save As$.$ When any of these buttons are pressed, the functions

OpenFile$()$ and SaveFile$()$ will be called.

The Assessment items:

Implement the two functions described in Assignment$2.$c from the project file:

void SaveFile$($TUniSynthMusic path$)$: which takes the music

struct object and save it to a file defined in path;

void LoadFile$($TUniSynthMusic path$)$: which takes the music

struct object and load it using the data from the file defined in path;

Input of function should be place in given space below,

#include "main$\_$app.h$"$

void SaveFile$($TUniSynthMusic $*$music$,$ char$*$ path$)$

$\{$

printf$("$Save file to: $\%$s$",$path$)$;

$\}$

void LoadFile$($TUniSynthMusic $*$music$,$ char$*$ path$)$

$\{$

printf$("$load file from: $\%$s$",$path$)$;

$\}$