If there's a command to perform your function on the command line then there is most
surely a command to do it in gcc's C/C++ .. at the worst case you could just do a
system call withing the program... however inneficient that might be.
Also, if you go looking through the man pages `man -K clear -S 3c` that'll look
through the 3c section for the "clear" string .. give that a shot.
I hope this helps out at least a bit.
Joel
--> -----Original Message-----
--> From: Sahar Nitzan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
--> Sent: Sunday, May 03, 1998 12:33 PM
--> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
--> Subject: RE: c/c++ under linux
-->
--> That is exactly my problem .
--> With commands like printf,scanf etc….. I don't have any
--> problem, but with the clrscr() function which clear the screen
--> in dos -doesn't seem to work under linux why ?
-->
--> -----Original Message-----
--> From: Damond Walker [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
--> Sent: ù 02 îàé 1998 17:27
--> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--> Subject: Re: c/c++ under linux
-->
-->
-->
--> On Sun, 3 May 1998, Sahar Nitzan wrote:
-->
--> > Hello,
--> > I was wondering ,is there a list of command for c/c++ under Unix ?
--> > ( there is some difference in
--> commands/reserved-words/libraries between dos/windows-p.c. and
--> linuxin c/c++ )
--> >
-->
--> If you are familiar with ANSI conforming compilers, then you
--> shouldn't have a problem with GCC family. The library differences will
--> become evident when it comes to screen handling and X programming. But
--> then again, these extra libs really don't have anything to do with the C
--> standard. Other than that, you still can have your fill of printf,
--> malloc, free, etc, etc, etc...
-->
--> Damond
-->
-->
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