comp.unix.programmer

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• Data Structure for LRU Page replacement, Anunay
  • Re: Data Structure for LRU Page replacement, moi
    • Re: Data Structure for LRU Page replacement, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: Data Structure for LRU Page replacement, moi
• Child process IDs, Andrei Korostelev
  • Re: Child process IDs, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Child process IDs, Rainer Temme
    • Re: Child process IDs, Roger Leigh
      • Re: Child process IDs, Rainer Temme
      • Re: Child process IDs, Brian Raiter
    • Re: Child process IDs, Andrei Korostelev
• a cron problem, mehlwurm
  • Re: a cron problem, moi
    • Re: a cron problem, Mehlwurm
      • Re: a cron problem, moi
      • Re: a cron problem, Jim Cochrane
• traffic counter in C, guilherme . oliveira
  • Re: traffic counter in C, guilherme . oliveira
    • Re: traffic counter in C, moi
  • Re: traffic counter in C, ed
• modules and global symbols, khanzf
  • Re: modules and global symbols, Måns Rullgård
• warning in lex compilation, sam_cit
  • Re: warning in lex compilation, sam_cit
• Cannot step inside shared object in Solaris 10, googler
• How do programs use modules?, someone1
  • Re: How do programs use modules?, someone1
  • Re: How do programs use modules?, Måns Rullgård
    • Re: How do programs use modules?, joe . zero
      • Re: How do programs use modules?, davids
• Rejecting a connection, aamesster
  • Re: Rejecting a connection, Eric Sosman
• Problem connecting with a role using the .Net Data Provider, Steve Brown
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Problem connecting with a role using the .Net Data Provider, Steve Brown
• working with fork() and pthreads, Elena
  • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, Maxim Yegorushkin
    • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, Elena
    • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, mARK
      • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, Maxim Yegorushkin
    • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, Jim Cochrane
  • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, mARK
    • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, Sunil Varma
      • Re: working with fork() and pthreads, mARK
• arrow keys in linux, tsamisa@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: arrow keys in linux, Thomas Dickey
• static library conflict..., s88
  • Re: static library conflict..., Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: static library conflict..., s88
      • Re: static library conflict..., Paul Pluzhnikov
• UNIX libraries in windows, anand . ba
  • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, Erik de Castro Lopo
    • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, Michel Bardiaux
      • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, Erik de Castro Lopo
      • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, anand . ba
      • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, anand . ba
      • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, Erik de Castro Lopo
      • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, Erik de Castro Lopo
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • UNIX libraries in windows, anand . ba
    • Re: UNIX libraries in windows, ed
• when network goes down while pinging...., manu
  • Re: when network goes down while pinging...., "Nils O. Selåsdal"
  • Re: when network goes down while pinging...., Pascal Bourguignon
• Bitwise file writing, shibdas
  • Re: Bitwise file writing, moi
    • Re: Bitwise file writing, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Bitwise file writing, Roy L Butler
      • Re: Bitwise file writing, shibdas
  • Re: Bitwise file writing, noogie . brown
• Problem in writing to a socket, shibdas
  • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, Maxim Yegorushkin
  • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, ed
    • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, Maxim Yegorushkin
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, shibdas
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, Rainer Temme
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, moi
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, shibdas
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, moi
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, shibdas
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, shibdas
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, shibdas
  • Re: Problem in writing to a socket, Barry Margolin
• the signal problem---the implement of the system(in APUE 10.18), rwen2012@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: the signal problem---the implement of the system(in APUE 10.18), Alex Fraser
• Re: fork and file, Gordon Burditt
  • Message not available
    • Re: fork and file, Gordon Burditt
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: fork and file, moi
    • Message not available
      • Re: fork and file, Barry Margolin
      • Re: fork and file, moi
• sending structure through SENDTO(), ataanis
  • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), davids
    • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), ataanis
      • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), Rick Jones
      • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), davids
      • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), Barry Margolin
      • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), Itamar
      • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), davids
      • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), Itamar
      • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), davids
  • Re: sending structure through SENDTO(), Hubble
• fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, eruff
  • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, Maxim Yegorushkin
  • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, Fred Kleinschmidt
    • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, eruff
      • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, Maxim Yegorushkin
      • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, eruff
      • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, Maxim Yegorushkin
      • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, eruff
  • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, toby
    • Re: fread - ensure read is always derived from file, not from cache?, eruff
• cvd debugger problem on IRIX6.5 (SGI), sagi . perel
  • Re: cvd debugger problem on IRIX6.5 (SGI), Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: cvd debugger problem on IRIX6.5 (SGI), sagi . perel
• shared memory problem, joaquin . hmarquez
  • Re: shared memory problem, moi
  • Re: shared memory problem, Michael Kerrisk
• etc/services question, ataanis
  • Re: etc/services question, ed
    • Re: etc/services question, ataanis
  • Re: etc/services question, Martin Blume
  • Re: etc/services question, Jim Cochrane
• About sleep() in a child process, newgoat
  • Re: About sleep() in a child process, Jim Cochrane
    • Re: About sleep() in a child process, newgoat
      • Re: About sleep() in a child process, Jim Cochrane
  • Re: About sleep() in a child process, davids
• Changing argv, skylazart@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Changing argv, ed
  • Re: Changing argv, Bjorn Reese
    • Re: Changing argv, skylazart@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Changing argv, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Changing argv, davids
    • Re: Changing argv, skylazart@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Changing argv, davids
• SIGPIPE and C question for Solaris, akarui . tomodachi
  • Re: SIGPIPE and C question for Solaris, Maxim Yegorushkin
• AIX5.1 FSTREAM BUG? who can tell me why?, horneye
  • Re: AIX5.1 FSTREAM BUG? who can tell me why?, joe
    • Re: AIX5.1 FSTREAM BUG? who can tell me why?, horneye
      • Re: AIX5.1 FSTREAM BUG? who can tell me why?, joe
      • Re: AIX5.1 FSTREAM BUG? who can tell me why?, horneye
• timing threads, Sam Steingold
  • Re: timing threads, davids
    • Re: timing threads, Sam Steingold
      • Re: timing threads, davids
  • Re: timing threads, Maxim Yegorushkin
  • Re: timing threads, Rick Jones
• SED output problem, lac
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • SED output problem, lac
• how to use ncurses to delete a char on screen ?, key9
  • Re: how to use ncurses to delete a char on screen ?, Sjoerd
    • Re: how to use ncurses to delete a char on screen ?, Thomas Dickey
• When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, D'artagnan
  • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, Erik Max Francis
  • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, Russell Shaw
      • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, Frank Cusack
      • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, Hubble
    • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, anu
  • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, Maxim Yegorushkin
  • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, sandy
    • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, Paul Pluzhnikov
      • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, SM Ryan
      • Re: When a program crashes, is its memory reclaimed by the OS?, joe
• Link error in Solaris, googler
  • Re: Link error in Solaris, Paul Pluzhnikov
  • Re: Link error in Solaris, Casper H . S . Dik
    • Re: Link error in Solaris, googler
      • Re: Link error in Solaris, Casper H . S . Dik
• Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Miko
  • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Logan Shaw
    • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Miko
      • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Fletcher Glenn
      • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Hubble
      • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Brian Raiter
      • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Jordan Abel
    • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Ralf Fassel
      • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Jim Cochrane
      • [OT] the other kind of music (was: Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp), Ralf Fassel
      • Re: [OT] the other kind of music (was: Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp), Burton Samograd
      • Re: [OT] the other kind of music, Logan Shaw
  • Re: Writing tune to /dev/dsp, Martin Blume
• How ncurses scroll output?, key9
  • Re: How ncurses scroll output?, key9
    • Re: How ncurses scroll output?, Thomas Dickey
      • Re: How ncurses scroll output?, key9
• Linux assembly using C library functions, Roeland Hemsteede
  • Re: Linux assembly using C library functions, Hubble
    • Re: Linux assembly using C library functions, Brian Raiter
      • Re: Linux assembly using C library functions, Hubble
• how to macro define "ctrl+up" key?, key9
  • Re: how to macro define "ctrl+up" key?, Doug McIntyre
    • Re: how to macro define "ctrl+up" key?, key9
      • Re: how to macro define "ctrl+up" key?, Thomas Dickey
• strcpy giving sigsegv error, mcraven . 2
  • Re: strcpy giving sigsegv error, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: strcpy giving sigsegv error, Paul Pluzhnikov
  • Re: strcpy giving sigsegv error, Gordon Burditt
• Question from Robbins' USP code, kroty
  • Re: Question from Robbins' USP code, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Question from Robbins' USP code, Bjorn Reese
      • Re: Question from Robbins' USP code, Ian Collins
• unix "getch()" question ,why my not print right char?, key9
  • Re: unix "getch()" question ,why my not print right char?, Wayne C. Morris
    • Re: unix "getch()" question ,why my not print right char?, moi
      • Re: unix "getch()" question ,why my not print right char?, key9
• Raw socket three way handshake, Marco
  • Re: Raw socket three way handshake, Barry Margolin
• Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), nori
  • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), nori
  • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), Chris Friesen
    • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), nori
      • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), Karl Malbrain
      • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), nori
      • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), Karl Malbrain
      • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), Barry Margolin
      • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), Mark Rafn
  • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), Pascal Bourguignon
    • Re: Socket Programmnig (Wait data, WAIT), ed
• Socket Programming In C, nori
  • Re: Socket Programming In C, Lew Pitcher
  • Re: Socket Programming In C, Chris Friesen
    • Re: Socket Programming In C, dfeustel
  • Re: Socket Programming In C, ed
  • Re: Socket Programming In C, Jim Cochrane
  • Re: Socket Programming In C, Spoon
  • Re: Socket Programming In C, dfeustel
    • Re: Socket Programming In C, Chris McDonald
• select, signal, thread, prashantkhoje
  • Re: select, signal, thread, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
• Writing a Unix Daemon, NS
  • Re: Writing a Unix Daemon, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: Writing a Unix Daemon, Spoon
      • Re: Writing a Unix Daemon, NS
      • Re: Writing a Unix Daemon, NS
• Problem Finding Needed C/C++ Library For Newly Installed Program, Hal Vaughan
  • Re: Problem Finding Needed C/C++ Library For Newly Installed Program, Robert Harris
• Large file size and performance, nin234@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Large file size and performance, ed
• doubts regarding socket programming !!, sayantan.chowdhury@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: doubts regarding socket programming !!, Sjoerd
    • Re: doubts regarding socket programming !!, Fred Kleinschmidt
  • Re: doubts regarding socket programming !!, sayantan.chowdhury@xxxxxxxxx
    • Re: doubts regarding socket programming !!, Maxim Yegorushkin
      • Re: doubts regarding socket programming !!, Rick Jones
      • Re: doubts regarding socket programming !!, Alex Fraser
      • Re: doubts regarding socket programming !!, davids
• blog software on unix, Cheesehead
  • Re: blog software on unix, David Peacock
    • Re: blog software on unix, Cheesehead
      • Re: blog software on unix, David Peacock
      • Re: blog software on unix, Cheesehead
  • Re: blog software on unix, Stuart Mackie
    • Re: blog software on unix, Cheesehead
• Newbie shell scripting, friendrangar
  • Re: Newbie shell scripting, Spoon
  • Re: Newbie shell scripting, Chris F.A. Johnson
  • Re: Newbie shell scripting, Brian Raiter
• problem with sendto and recvfrom calls.., xoinki
  • Re: problem with sendto and recvfrom calls.., William Ahern
  • Re: problem with sendto and recvfrom calls.., Renzj
• multiple netscape browser (outOfMemoryError), naughton_brian
  • Re: multiple netscape browser (outOfMemoryError), Bill Marcum
• Can not open a device file in /dev/ after in child process, Max
  • Re: Can not open a device file in /dev/ after in child process, Chuck Dillon
• tar error, charlotte
  • Re: tar error, sudip05
  • Re: tar error, Chuck Dillon
• what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, pvl_google
  • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Hubble
    • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Geoff Clare
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Spoon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Ralf Fassel
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Ralf Fassel
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Bjorn Reese
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Bjorn Reese
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Bjorn Reese
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, ed
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Spoon
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, Geoff Clare
      • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, racaille
  • Re: what if (f)printf returns EINTR ?, James Antill
• How to get back a directory after rm -rf, jeniffer
  • Re: How to get back a directory after rm -rf, Maurizio Loreti
    • Re: How to get back a directory after rm -rf, Roy L Butler
      • Re: How to get back a directory after rm -rf, Ni@m
• i think i'm a little confused about MAKE, ifmusic
  • Re: i think i'm a little confused about MAKE, Fletcher Glenn
    • Re: i think i'm a little confused about MAKE, ifmusic
      • Re: i think i'm a little confused about MAKE, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: i think i'm a little confused about MAKE, ifmusic
• reading stdin with SELECT?, ifmusic
  • Re: reading stdin with SELECT?, noogie . brown
    • Re: reading stdin with SELECT?, ifmusic
• Question about write a simple shell : how to output resoult to tty correctly, key9
  • Re: Question about write a simple shell : how to output resoult to tty correctly, Fletcher Glenn
    • Re: Question about write a simple shell : how to output resoult to tty correctly, key9
• How to write make file, anu
  • Re: How to write make file, Roger Leigh
  • Re: How to write make file, Maurizio Loreti
    • Re: How to write make file, toby
      • Re: How to write make file, friendrangar
  • Re: How to write make file, Norm Dresner
  • Re: How to write make file, Bruintje Beer
• Segmentation fault, didier2309
  • Re: Segmentation fault, Gordon Burditt
    • Re: Segmentation fault, didier2309
      • Re: Segmentation fault, didier2309
• User log details in Unix, Gsec
  • Re: User log details in Unix, ed
    • Re: User log details in Unix, Victor Wagner
      • Re: User log details in Unix, ed
• ftp library??, Onet
  • Re: ftp library??, Bjorn Reese
• strace, RedLars
  • Re: strace, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: strace, RedLars
      • Re: strace, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: strace, Paul Pluzhnikov
• ping program to probe a remote system, xoinki
  • Re: ping program to probe a remote system, Maurizio Loreti
• signal programming question, hectorchu
• string parametres becoming empty, erik . dassi
  • Re: string parametres becoming empty, Kenan Kalajdzic
• What GUI APIs are available in recent AIX releases?, paulsendave
  • Re: What GUI APIs are available in recent AIX releases?, Bjorn Reese
• Write a struct to a FIFo, erik . dassi
  • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Barry Margolin
    • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, SM Ryan
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Kurtis D. Rader
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Casper H . S . Dik
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Kurtis D. Rader
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, erik . dassi
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, SM Ryan
      • Re: Write a struct to a FIFo, Casper H . S . Dik
• Multiple semaphore sets with same semid, danopel
• FIFO synchronization problem, erik . dassi
  • Re: FIFO synchronization problem, annamalai . gurusami
    • Re: FIFO synchronization problem, erik . dassi
      • Re: FIFO synchronization problem, annamalai . gurusami
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • FIFO synchronization problem, erik . dassi
• Need Suggestion on Software structure, Paulo Matos
• blocking read/write in socket, dis_is_eagle
  • Re: blocking read/write in socket, Rainer Temme
    • Re: blocking read/write in socket, dis_is_eagle
      • Re: blocking read/write in socket, Rainer Temme
  • Re: blocking read/write in socket, Robert Harris
    • Re: blocking read/write in socket, Alex Fraser
      • Re: blocking read/write in socket, Robert Harris
      • Re: blocking read/write in socket, Barry Margolin
      • Re: blocking read/write in socket, Alex Fraser
• ANN: Maximum Disk Usage Finder., Marko Riedel
  • Re: ANN: Maximum Disk Usage Finder., Marko Riedel
    • Re: ANN: Maximum Disk Usage Finder., Marko Riedel
      • Re: ANN: Maximum Disk Usage Finder., Marko Riedel
• Howto Capture A Window In X-windows? Please Help, Jeroen Eitjes
  • Re: Howto Capture A Window In X-windows? Please Help, Roy L Butler
  • Re: Howto Capture A Window In X-windows? Please Help, George Peter Staplin
• getifaddr, ed
  • Re: getifaddr, Spoon
    • Re: getifaddr, ed
• create a mirror: directories created, files linked, billy
  • Re: create a mirror: directories created, files linked,
    • Re: create a mirror: directories created, files linked, billy
• uncomplete (header) information while recvmsg on a local datagram socket, param
• How to read mail in HP UX through Command line, Ajay
  • Re: How to read mail in HP UX through Command line, Rick Jones
  • Re: How to read mail in HP UX through Command line, Dave Denholm
• non-constant initilization in c, goldfita
  • Re: non-constant initilization in c, Barry Margolin
    • Re: non-constant initilization in c, goldfita
    • Re: non-constant initilization in c, Paul Pluzhnikov
  • Re: non-constant initilization in c, Maxim Yegorushkin
• Make (ifeq and findstring), mankoff
  • Re: Make (ifeq and findstring), Maxim Yegorushkin
    • Re: Make (ifeq and findstring), mankoff
• -fPIC and shared libs, grid
  • Re: -fPIC and shared libs, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: -fPIC and shared libs, Roy L Butler
• "is not an identifier", John Smith
  • Re: "is not an identifier", Jim Cochrane
    • Re: "is not an identifier", John Smith
      • Re: "is not an identifier", Jim Cochrane
• mulit-thread's problem, DaVinci
  • Re: mulit-thread's problem, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
• server to server communication, ganesh_laksar
  • Re: server to server communication, Barry Margolin
• What is the default email script on a unix system?, paul
  • Re: What is the default email script on a unix system?, Bit Twister
    • Re: What is the default email script on a unix system?, Logan Shaw
    • Re: What is the default email script on a unix system?, Geoff Clare
    • Re: What is the default email script on a unix system?, paul
• moving files prior to 2 days, pawan_test
  • Re: moving files prior to 2 days, Fletcher Glenn
  • Re: moving files prior to 2 days, David Peacock
    • Re: moving files prior to 2 days,
      • Re: moving files prior to 2 days, Maxim Yegorushkin
      • Re: moving files prior to 2 days,
      • Re: moving files prior to 2 days, Jordan Abel
      • Re: moving files prior to 2 days, Jordan Abel
    • Re: moving files prior to 2 days, Jordan Abel
• Re: what's the basic idea of display a cli cursor at any posirion on screen?, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: what's the basic idea of display a cli cursor at any posirion on screen?, Michael Paoli
• module orientated programming, Felix Kater
  • Re: module orientated programming, Bjorn Reese
    • Re: module orientated programming, Felix Kater
• persistent connection, aston
  • Re: persistent connection, Barry Margolin
    • Re: persistent connection, aston
      • Re: persistent connection, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
      • Re: persistent connection, aston
      • Re: persistent connection, Ian Collins
      • Re: persistent connection, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: persistent connection, aston
      • Re: persistent connection, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
      • Re: persistent connection, aston
      • Re: persistent connection, Barry Margolin
      • Re: persistent connection, aston
      • Re: persistent connection, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: persistent connection, Barry Margolin
      • Re: persistent connection, shan
      • Re: persistent connection, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: persistent connection, Jim Cochrane
      • Re: persistent connection, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: persistent connection, shan
      • Re: persistent connection, Barry Margolin
      • Re: persistent connection, shan
      • Re: persistent connection, shan
      • Re: persistent connection, shan
      • Re: persistent connection, Barry Margolin
      • Re: persistent connection, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: persistent connection, Rick Jones
    • Re: persistent connection, aston
• freeing memory, bofh1234
  • Re: freeing memory, davids
  • Re: freeing memory, Ralf Fassel
    • Re: freeing memory, bofh1234
      • Re: freeing memory, Ralf Fassel
      • Re: freeing memory, Maurizio Loreti
      • Re: freeing memory, Ralf Fassel
      • Re: freeing memory, Keith Thompson
      • Re: freeing memory, Barry Margolin
      • Re: freeing memory, Wayne C. Morris
    • Re: freeing memory, Keith Thompson
      • Re: freeing memory, Rafael Almeida
      • Re: freeing memory, Ralf Fassel
• cp list of files into another directory, pawan_test
  • Re: cp list of files into another directory, Eric Sosman
    • Re: cp list of files into another directory, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: cp list of files into another directory, pawan_test
      • Re: cp list of files into another directory, Jim Cochrane
  • Re: cp list of files into another directory, Chris F.A. Johnson
• mlockall locks?, RedLars
• Regex to compare whether the value of a string is greater than a number, Stevie
  • Re: Regex to compare whether the value of a string is greater than a number, Barry Margolin
  • Re: Regex to compare whether the value of a string is greater than a number, Kenan Kalajdzic
    • Re: Regex to compare whether the value of a string is greater than a number, Stevie
      • Re: Regex to compare whether the value of a string is greater than a number, Barry Margolin
      • Re: Regex to compare whether the value of a string is greater than a number, Kenan Kalajdzic
  • Re: Regex to compare whether the value of a string is greater than a number, William James
• sample lex program, doubts...???..., sam_cit
  • Re: sample lex program, doubts...???..., Axel Richter
  • Re: sample lex program, doubts...???..., Thomas Maier-Komor
    • Re: sample lex program, doubts...???..., sam_cit
• signal, RedLars
  • Re: signal, Barry Margolin
• i want to detect termination of a program in different system.., xoinki
  • Re: i want to detect termination of a program in different system.., Maxim Yegorushkin
    • Re: i want to detect termination of a program in different system.., xoinki
      • Re: i want to detect termination of a program in different system.., Barry Margolin
• concurrent write in socket, dis_is_eagle
  • Re: concurrent write in socket, Burton Samograd
• raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, jimjim
  • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
    • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, jimjim
  • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, Barry Margolin
    • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, Rainer Temme
      • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, Barry Margolin
      • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, jimjim
      • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, Rainer Temme
      • Re: raw sockets: differentiate incoming packets, Rick Jones
• Re: How to print in C program?, Jason Lin
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to print in C program?, Jason Lin
  • Re: How to print in C program?, Jason Lin
• how an editor should write a file the right way, Ulrich Eckhardt
  • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, Barry Margolin
  • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
  • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, Michael Paoli
    • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, Logan Shaw
      • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, Michael Paoli
    • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, Brian Raiter
      • Re: how an editor should write a file the right way, Michael Paoli
• Malloc()/Free()..Why it need more memory when there is available freed list?, USC
  • Re: Malloc()/Free()..Why it need more memory when there is available freed list?, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: Malloc()/Free()..Why it need more memory when there is available freed list?, Francois Goudal
  • Re: Malloc()/Free()..Why it need more memory when there is available freed list?, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Malloc()/Free()..Why it need more memory when there is available freed list?, USC
    • Re: Malloc()/Free()..Why it need more memory when there is available freed list?, Keith Thompson
• tee utility, sri_girish@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: tee utility, Barry Margolin
    • Re: tee utility, sri_girish@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: tee utility, Barry Margolin
      • Re: tee utility, sri_girish@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: tee utility, Barry Margolin
• Questions about EOF, john
  • Re: Questions about EOF, Rainer Temme
    • Re: Questions about EOF, john
  • Re: Questions about EOF, Keith Thompson
  • Re: Questions about EOF, Chris Vine
    • Re: Questions about EOF, Chris Vine
  • Re: Questions about EOF, SM Ryan
  • Re: Questions about EOF, Michael Paoli
• "No such file or directory", John Smith
  • Re: "No such file or directory", Chris F.A. Johnson
    • Re: "No such file or directory", Jim Cochrane
  • Re: "No such file or directory", Gordon Burditt
• Question on fork(), C . J . Clegg
  • Re: Question on fork(), Gordon Burditt
    • Re: Question on fork(), C . J . Clegg
      • Re: Question on fork(), Barry Margolin
      • Re: Question on fork(), Gordon Burditt
      • Re: Question on fork(), davids
      • Re: Question on fork(), xoinki
      • Re: Question on fork(), joe
• void pointer problem, bofh1234
  • Re: void pointer problem, Rainer Temme
    • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
      • Re: void pointer problem, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
      • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
      • Re: void pointer problem, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
      • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
      • Re: void pointer problem, Pascal Bourguignon
      • Re: void pointer problem, Wayne C. Morris
      • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
      • Re: void pointer problem, Barry Margolin
      • Re: void pointer problem, Wayne C. Morris
      • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
      • Re: void pointer problem, Bjorn Reese
      • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
      • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
      • Re: void pointer problem, bofh1234
  • Re: void pointer problem, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: void pointer problem, Paul Pluzhnikov
• prerequisites on data built in commands, billy
• Re: delete multiple lines with perl (was: Re: delete multiple lines with sed), onlineviewer
• How to open and add data to excel file in unix, dreamer29
  • Re: How to open and add data to excel file in unix, Hubble
  • Re: How to open and add data to excel file in unix, shakahshakah@xxxxxxxxx
• Newbie Sockets Question, MackTuesday
  • Re: Newbie Sockets Question, Rainer Temme
    • Re: Newbie Sockets Question, MackTuesday
  • Re: Newbie Sockets Question, "Nils O. Selåsdal"
    • Re: Newbie Sockets Question, MackTuesday
• open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Bram Stolk
  • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Rainer Temme
  • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Rick Jones
    • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Alex Fraser
      • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Rick Jones
    • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, b . stolk
      • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Rick Jones
    • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Maxim Yegorushkin
  • Re: open and close many TCP sockets in quick succession, Chris
• Re: Free Shell Access, deep_phreeze
• exporting variable from script 1 and using these variables in script 2, John Smith
  • Re: exporting variable from script 1 and using these variables in script 2, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: exporting variable from script 1 and using these variables in script 2, Daniel Rock
    • Re: exporting variable from script 1 and using these variables in script 2, John Smith
      • Re: exporting variable from script 1 and using these variables in script 2, Pascal Bourguignon
  • Re: exporting variable from script 1 and using these variables in script 2, Jordan Abel
• How to search text, mspellane
  • Re: How to search text, Eric Sosman
    • Re: How to search text, mspellane
      • Re: How to search text, Kenan Kalajdzic
      • Re: How to search text, mspellane
      • Re: How to search text, noogie . brown
• Trusted callers for command line programs, Mr. Uh Clem
  • Re: Trusted callers for command line programs, Paul Pluzhnikov
    • Re: Trusted callers for command line programs, Mr. Uh Clem
      • Re: Trusted callers for command line programs, Paul Pluzhnikov
• Run Application on AIX from Windows remotely, Ahmad Jalil Qarshi
  • Re: Run Application on AIX from Windows remotely, Fred Kleinschmidt
  • Re: Run Application on AIX from Windows remotely, Chuck Dillon
    • Re: Run Application on AIX from Windows remotely, Jim Cochrane
• GCC compiler, Nori
  • Re: GCC compiler, Sunil Varma
    • Re: GCC compiler, nori
      • Re: GCC compiler, Andre Reffhaug
      • Re: GCC compiler, toby
      • Re: GCC compiler, toby
  • Re: GCC compiler, Burton Samograd
• problem with fputs() call.. not writing into file.., xoinki
  • Re: problem with fputs() call.. not writing into file.., Rainer Temme
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • problem with fputs() call.. not writing into file.., xoinki
    • Re: problem with fputs() call.. not writing into file.., Nils O. Selåsdal
• Re: problem with sockets, Barry Margolin
• Re: string question, Barry Margolin
• Questions on getaddrinfo, ravin_chauhan
  • Re: Questions on getaddrinfo, Rick Jones
    • Re: Questions on getaddrinfo, ravin_chauhan
      • Re: Questions on getaddrinfo, Rick Jones
• HELP, 64 bit File Access, Hercule POIROT
  • Re: HELP, 64 bit File Access, Henry Townsend
    • Re: HELP, 64 bit File Access, Michel Bardiaux
      • Re: HELP, 64 bit File Access, Bjorn Reese
      • Re: HELP, 64 bit File Access, Jordan Abel
      • Re: HELP, 64 bit File Access, Bjorn Reese
• Can 'init' process ignore SIGKILL ?, Linny
  • Re: Can 'init' process ignore SIGKILL ?, Igmar Palsenberg
• Re: one more quest about dlopen dlsym, James Carlson
• Re: Get number of running processes, nikhilbhargav_nsit
  • Re: Get number of running processes, ed
    • Re: Get number of running processes, Pascal Bourguignon
• Re: I/O Intercept, Logan Shaw
  • Re: I/O Intercept, calcop

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