Is there a way to convert a .bin file to an ASCII file in C++?

Question

I am new to C++ and wanted to know if a .bin file can be converted to an ASCII file (ASCII file is to be loaded onto EXCEL for further data analysis). The binary log file contains a bunch of messages (BinarayMessage1, BinarayMessage2...) in the form of structures. One such example is as follows:

 typedef struct
 {
   SHeader header; //8 bytes, SHeader is a structure defining the message header
   signed short array1[size]; //256 bytes
   signed short array2[size]; //256 bytes
   float f; //4 bytes
   // a bunch of unsigned short variables of 2 bytes each
   unsigned short m1
   unsigned short m2
   unsigned short m3
   unsigned short m4
   unsigned short m5
   unsigned short m6
   unsigned short m7
   unsigned short m8
} SBinaryMessage69 //Total length is 540 bytes

Each message has a different structure. The binary file does not have any encoding. Is there a way in C++ to convert all the binary data in the .bin file to an ASCII .log file (to be opened in EXCEL later for some analysis- just for information, not included in the scope of question)?

(P.S. I am new to stackoverflow as well, so, sorry if my way of asking the question is wrong!)