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  1. > That's not an argument. You are supposed to...

    > That's not an argument. You are supposed to have read the entire thing before you ask any questions about Unix system programming.

    I respect your point of view, but don't agree with that. I...
  2. About looking for: Sure we have to spend some...

    About looking for: Sure we have to spend some time looking for answers, like I did, but the aswers for my question were in topics different from the mine. Your FAQ is a bit bigger to read everything...
  3. < Read the Unix FAQ (your question also belongs...

    < Read the Unix FAQ (your question also belongs into the Linux programming forum, please ask there next time), where I recently posted an explanation of why a command like cd cannot be a separate...
  4. Exchanging environment between father and child processes

    I´m making a very simple scratch of a shell. The father process prints out the current working directory and waits for some user input. For each user input, it creates a child process to execute the...
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    >>Global variables are initialised to 0....

    >>Global variables are initialised to 0.
    >>Static variables are also initialised to 0.

    I didnt know that. Its a valuable information. Thanks.


    >> Local variables are not initialised by...
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    By "clear" I mean delete the current data there...

    By "clear" I mean delete the current data there is in this array, tha is, put it in a state like when I declared it. I´m not sure, but I think when a char matrix is declared, each position is...
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    strtok and string delimiters

    I´ve been using strtok to parse a user line in commands, for simulating a shell. The problem is with string delimiters, like ">>".
    strtok treats only chars delimiters, not string. Is there anyway...
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