tabstop it is DONE!!!
THANKS A TON BRO... seriously thank you veryyy much...!
Here's the perfect run!
Code:mynix> hey mynix> - 11No such thing! mynix> cd mynix> - Done! mynix> cd -d ad mynix> - Done! mynix> cd asdg mynix> - Done! mynix> pwd mynix> - Done! mynix> pwd as mynix> - 11No such thing! mynix> man dsa mynix> - Done! mynix> man -sdf mynix> - 10No such thing! mynix> man -d ewr mynix> - Done! mynix> man -d wer ga mynix> - 8No such thing! mynix> exit Program exited normally.
Note that in DOS-mode, accessing NULL is not trapped by the processor like it is in Unix or Windows. So using NULL as a source just gives you random data. Using NULL as a destination will change the interrupt vector table, which can be rather catastrophic to the environment, but will not crash the program then and there. This is due to the fact that DOS is an unprotected environment.
This is a VERY good reason NOT to use Turbo C for anything - and it being 10+ years old is another good reason...
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Mats
Compilers can produce warnings - make the compiler programmers happy: Use them!
Please don't PM me for help - and no, I don't do help over instant messengers.
