One of the biggest things you have to remember when doing ANSI C
programming is to stay away from the conio.h routines (examples and
whatnot from the books). That's all DOS oriented. conio is really for
single process systems (ie. DOS).
On Mon, 4 Feb 2002, Guy Fraser wrote:
> Hi
>
> I bought "Learning C in 12 days" or something like that. It was great
> for
> leaning C on Win/DOS. There are differences between "DOS" and "Unix"
> when
> writing C. Next I would get "Learning C++ in 21 days" or something like
> that.
> Again this is Win/DOS oriented. I also bought "Beginning Linux
> Programming"
> and Advanced Linux Programming. I have yet to read the advanced book.
> Most
> of the things I need to do, seem to be covered already. The company that
> published the last two books {WROX} also seems to have a book called
> "Instant C programming".
>
> I have not looked for web sites. I find hard copies of reference
> materials
> better.
>
> Guy
>
> Antti Hakulinen wrote:
> >
> > Hi there.
> > I'm a C language newbie and i'm not cabable of doing one program on my own
> > yet, so care to point the best "What you personally think as..." site to me
> > about learing C language.
> > Mostly i am interested in time functions etc etc...
> >
> > I would like to construct a little program that moves files of certain date
> > from one directory to another.
> > For example, a program that would move all files to another directory which
> > are two days older than the current date...
> > Any examples anywhere??
> > I must be blind but i didn't find any...
> >
> > Thankz in advance.
> >
> > Regards: Antti...
> >
> ...snip...
>
>
>
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