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Post 55581 by zhaohaizhou on Wednesday 15th of September 2004 06:30:46 AM
09-15-2004
thank you Driver
Dear Drive:
very thank you to give me so lot help, and i had sovled the error of the program by you help. it is because long string to copy a short string ,so it create core and down.
i think you must be a specialist of unix ,so i hope have many chances to learn from you by the website. i am chinese people and very glad meet you in the web.
thank you very much.
your friend
very thank you to give me so lot help, and i had sovled the error of the program by you help. it is because long string to copy a short string ,so it create core and down.
i think you must be a specialist of unix ,so i hope have many chances to learn from you by the website. i am chinese people and very glad meet you in the web.
thank you very much.
your friend
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