I need a program that will enc/dec a an input file given a huffmann
coding. The program can be in c/c++ and will be required to have its
data from stdin.

Assume that I have an input file called "In" and a generated coding
scheme called "Code"

I should be able to do the follwing with these two SEPERATE modules:

cat In | ./encode Code > Out1

cat Out1 | ./decode Code > Out2

diff In Out2  //should be no different, should be the original file.


Sample Run:

//file that has some words that need to be encoded/decoded
[input]
i like computers
[/input]

//applying a freq. progarm to count chars/freq it will generate
[freq]
10      1
32      2
99      1
101     2
105     2
107     1
108     1
109     1
111     1
112     1
114     1
115     1
116     1
117     1
[/freq]

//applying the freq file to huffman program you will get the following
[code]
101     000
105     001
10      0100
99      0101
107     0110
108     0111
109     1000
111     1001
112     1010
114     1011
115     1100
116     1101
117     1110
32      1111
[/code]

//so from the code and input, we can encode/decode the files. These
are the TWO MODULES that need to be written
//encode program, if we apply "cat input | ./encode code > Out1"
//get a packed binary 
[Out1]
|§á5£nÑ#
[/Out1]


//then I will call decode with "cat Out1 | ./decode.pl code >
original" and I should get the orignal input file which is
[original]
i like computers
[/original]

//by calling "diff original Out1 , it should return no differences

Both enc/dec must work in the follwing manner allowing redirecting/piping. 

If you have any questions or would like something clarified, please
email me about it, because it needs to be in this specific format