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can you redirect multiple files for input?
I have a program that is reading strings into a vector from a file. Currently I am using this command:
a.out < file1 The program runs and prints the contents of the vector to the screen, like its supposed to. The problem is that it needs to read in 3 files to fill the vector. Is there anyway to do this? I tried: a.out < file 1 < file2 This didn't work I tried a.out < file1 ; file2 This didn't work I'm still pretty new to UNIX, so I obviously don't have all the commands down. Can I read in more than one file at a time? If so, how? |
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