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Thanks for a feedback that reasons well and makes sense.

I have disabled the infinite scroll after I realized what you have explained so well.

Regarding your last question "Many casual viewers...

Anyway, I think your and my point of views are clear now and I am not going to post any further replies in this thread.

Another mistake by you: I should have realized that "leisure read" meant "mostly uninteresting (to me) personal drivel".

Well the short lived visit is a reality. But we are fine with readers who...

That's because you have selectively ignored the "leisure read" part everywhere. Great, we love readers like you! Keep up the excellent reading skills.
By the way, have you ever heard about...

I prefer putting the quote below as long as I am replying to the immediate previous post.
And no, the blog is not for lazy people. A few guys put in a lot of effort to get quality content.
The...

Hello,

The blog is free for reference. I am neither selling anything here nor forcing anyone to follow the blog. You get what you see. If you do not like it, just move on.

Here are some examples of uncalled for attitude:
"Yeah, not going to happen. They ever heard of RSS?"
"But ugh, awful place."

Maybe you should take some time to work on how to give...

That's Worpress default and Wordpress just happens to be the major blog hoster today.
Subscribe to the feed using a feed reader and read back in time to your heart's content.
And stop posting...

All WP blogs have RSS feeds. Anyway, here it goes:
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Hi!

I traced it out. pause() is called after the signal is sent.

Regards,

Arun

Hi!

It is workig if I remove the pause() call.
Why is this happening?

Regards,

Arun

Hi!

When I am trying to execute the following program the child process simply waits for the signal.



#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

Hi,

Thanks for the responses and clarifying. :)

Regards,

Arun

Hi,

I modified the code a bit and tried to compile. There is no error.



#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int show_recent( char* checkvalue )

Hi,

I am trying to execute the program "upper" (code in upper.c) from "useupper" (code in useupper.c) with input redirection for "upper".
Both the codes compile fine. But when I am running...

Hi!

It often happens that if I don't do the wrong thing and learn how to rectify it again I'll never be able to grab the correct concept.
And I think comments like "because I won't believe you"...

or # rm -rf /?

Hi!

Which method in this piece of code is comparable to # rm /?

Thanks,

Arun

Hi!

Thanks for the reply. What is silly if it is run as root?

Thanks,

Arun

Hi!

I am trying to run the following code.



#include <stdio.h>
#include <errno.h>

Hi!

It's working now. :)

Thanks a lot for pointing it out. :)

Arun

open returns 3.

Hi,

I am trying to run the following piece of code. It compiles fine
[root@localhost test]# gcc -o prog prog.c
[root@localhost test]#



#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>

Hi Salem,

Thanks for taking interest. What I need to know specifically is does Linux 2.4 manage threads with different priorities but same scheduling policy in the same task list? What is the...