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at some code that I wrote for class....it should help u a lil with your arg prob.


http://mars.utm.edu/~paihann/progs/writels2.htm

at some code that I wrote for class....it should help u a lil with your arg prob.

Thanks. It turned out that the executables needed to be placed before the links because it was negating it.

well I only added the && part for the executables after it didnt work in the first place. I ran ls -la regularly and saw that the executables had symbolic links so added to && part to see if it...

As the subject states, I am re-writing the ls -F command in C++, but I am having trouble adding some of the Formatting characters to the files names. Here is my code:


if (strcmp(buff,...

including <sys/time.h> with initial and final as type time_t, I cant just declare initial=time(). I have to have arguments so &initial serves the purpose. I'm still getting crazy output for the...

I am trying to display the amount of time that it took for a command to run. I'm assuming that i have the correct code:

...
else
{
printf("I am a child...

i meant to have commented that code out. I was using it for another purpose. At any rate, I got my shell to work. thaaaaaaaaaanx


mars:$ cat modshell1.3.cpp
#include <stdio.h>
#include...

i posted my new problem under the "Fork()ing Hell!" thread. you can read allllll about it there :D

Your post helped me out with a fork I am writing, but I am having a little trouble because the execve command only executes the "ls" command when i type one in - no matter WHAT command I type in. if...

thanks for everything. A version I wrote the other day works, and yours works even better. Now i'm having trouble with a daggone fork and execve command. it works, but not perfectly.

it's running on Sun OS 5.8

Thank you so much for helping me out.

I'm trying to write this in the C language. So far I have this:

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

...

I am new to the unix/linux environment.
AND........
I need to create a mini shell..that displays prompt (i.e., READY:$), accepts a command from std-in, and prints the command and any...