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Question by dips
Submitted on 1/7/2004
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how to use system calls of unix & where to write programs which looklike c programs in unix?

Answer by Sunita K
Submitted on 4/8/2004
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You can use system calls within ur C program. U can use normally used system calls like fopen,fread,fwrite etc, C programs can be written in a simple "vi" editor (in case u are not accessing your machine directly i.e u are telneting to the machine) or else u could use the advanced editor and then save the file. From the terminal, u can compile and then run the program. You can compile the prgm using "gcc"

Answer by SANDEEP RAINA
Submitted on 8/18/2004
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WE WRITE THE PROOGRAMMING IN VI EDITOR,, WE CAN CEAL WITH THE SYSTEM KERNAL EASILY.. AND WE CAN CREATE THE FILE SYSTEM

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