Thinking in C and *nix (CSC 282 2015S) : Outlines
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Summary
We consider a few basic *nix tools and their use in solving tasks.
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Overview
Administrivia
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What, if anything did you learn from reading Raymond?
Learn Markdown so that we can use it for these assignments.
Learn about how you set and get environment variables in C. Put your explanations in the directory.
Update our list of "things every *nix user should know" (either in the repo
Come up with two or three tasks, similar to those we did for assignment 1, and put notes about them in the tasks directory. (You can include some sample solutions in your file.)
Read the first chapter of the Make book.