how do fast binary file write

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Dear friends,
In my C application I need to write binary data in packets with length
120-400 bytes and about 18000 times per second.
I am using "fopen" for my purpose but I it is slow.
Is there any other binary file write method that implement buffering
internally?

Thanks


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