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Tag Archives: pipe
C Sorting PHP exec Tutorial
There’s another chapter to our C “sorting” program in addition to the “piping” functionality we added with C Sorting Command Line Piping Tutorial as shown below, a couple of days ago. And it’s a pretty important chapter if you are … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, C++, command line, command line arguments, desktop, Digital Mars, DOS, EasyPHP, function pointers, local web server, Microsoft C, MySql, PHP, pipe, piping, pointer, pointers, programming, qsort, software integration, sort, tutorial, WAMP, Windows
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C Sorting Command Line Piping Tutorial
Hope you’ve been noticing the improved usefulness, as a tool, our C “sorting” program is becoming as, today, we add some “piping” functionality, to add to yesterday’s command line switch improvements with our Windows C program that sorts arguments on … Continue reading →
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Tagged C++, command line, command line arguments, desktop, Digital Mars, DOS, function pointers, Microsoft C, pipe, piping, pointer, pointers, programming, qsort, sort, tutorial, Windows
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Linux sort Tutorial
If you were to nominate the most frequent “chore” you set your “software programs” to do, and we should never forget we are here to make software that achieves something, there is a big chance you’d choose the job of … Continue reading →
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Tagged alias, cat, command, command line, CSV, grep, Linux, operating system, pipe, programming, sort, switches, tutorial, uniq, unix
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Windows Command Line Start Primer Tutorial
A lot of Windows desktop processing tasks require you to do more than one thing at a time (calling all afficianados of multitasking). Windows (from Microsoft) caters well for people who multitask, and there is a cute keyboard shortcut for … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch file, command line, command prompt, desktop, Microsoft, operating system, pipe, process, procexp, programming, start, Task Manager, tutorial, Windows, Yahoo Answers
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Java Command Line Arguments Primer Tutorial
If you are writing a batch process and have reached a process part requiring a compiled program (perhaps because this part has some CPU grunt associated with it) you can do a lot worse than use Java and allow user … Continue reading →
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Tagged application, batch, command line, command line arguments, Java, Linux, operating system, pipe, program, programming, shell script, solution, supervisor, tutorial, unix
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