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Recent content by ArnoMantwill
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Writing IP code in C++
Hi! Here is a site for just C, not C++ but maybe you'll like it: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/node28.html#SECTION002800000000000000000 Arno- ArnoMantwill
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- Forum: C++
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Timing a function
Use function ftime(). There you'll get milliseconds. Arno- ArnoMantwill
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- Forum: C++
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Unix shell command inside a C/C++ program?
If you use a pipe you can put and read information from the command. Here is a sample to work with a pipe. This sample looks if a program is already running and returns the number of running programs. But you can write as well to a pipe like to a file. int send_emsgs_already_running () { FILE...- ArnoMantwill
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- Forum: C++
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files and pipes and streams, oh my!
Here is a sample to work with a pipe. This sample looks, if a program is already running and returns the number of running programs. But you can write as well to a pipe like to a file. int send_emsgs_already_running () { FILE *fps; const char *ps = "ps -e|grep iaksend_emsgs"; char...- ArnoMantwill
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- Forum: C++
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Proccess-ID's and names
Hi folks! I've found the source code of "ps" at Debian. But it's quite complicated for simple use! I think, I will use "ps" and changing its standard output like mentioned by Kenrae. Thanks!- ArnoMantwill
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- Forum: C++
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Proccess-ID's and names
Does anyone know how to get in Unix a list of the running procces-ID's and names in a C program like "ps" does? I have searched a lot but found nothing!- ArnoMantwill
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- Forum: C++
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thread programming in unix/linux
The best site I know about programming C under Unix is: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/C/CE.html There you'll find a lot of useful things and all about threads!- ArnoMantwill
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- Forum: C++
