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...alright!

thanks to all of you
TurboToJo

Well, maybe that's why I was asking. Then let's try it again ;)

I could create my own dynamic libraries. First I need a code for example in function.c. There is the function func(). Then I create...

Hi guys,

I normally include the header of stdio.h to get some functions like printf() and so on. Ok, well so what's going on in the process of producing my outputfile, let's say a.out?

I...

Ok, so I checked the exit status and that's what I found (please correct me if I'm wrong):

the father waits with this function wait() until one child terminates. If this child is doing an exec,...

Ok, so the father waits with wait() until its son is done with the exec thing? Isn't that weird as exec doesnt return anything. So how come that the father knows when its son is terminated (that is...

Hi there,

so I think that wait() waits until a child terminates (either through signal or exit). So let's say the father makes a fork() and then just wait(). The child uses exec() to execute...

Hi there,

I m just wondering if someone could explain me the difference between these three timestamps. All I know is that

st_atime: time of last access
st_mtime: time of last data...

ok thanks,

so then there was just the const missing. ARGH

thanks for pointing that out
TurboToJo

Hi,

this might be an easy question: I want to use scandir()



int scandir(const char *dir, struct dirent ***namelist, int(*filter)(const struct dirent *), int(*compar)(const struct dirent **,...