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03-19-2008
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Help in passing array of inputs to C program using script?
Hi,
I have a file input which has 1000 data inputs of array elements. I would like to pass this to a C program one line at a time as input automatically. Anyone know how I could use "sed" to perform this? Appreciate alot. Thanks. 
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03-20-2008
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What is the reason to use sed? In C you can use fpopen() and fgets() to read the file.
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