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Using chdir() Causes Segmentation Fault

Multiple read() operations on the same file

Reading from stderr instead of stdin

write() and TCP/IP overhead

Missing characters using read() from unistd.h

Reading a Unix Shell Command into a String/Linked List using pipes and fork()

Unable to pass char pointer to gethostname (Linux)

Linux/C/C++ : Why use blocking or non-blocking read over serial/usb

the child is printing a wrong parent id (c program) the program is supposed to print the same process id as the first print statement?

getdomainname() returns bad address under MPI (testing PETSc library)

Can I use 'atexit()' function with a class method

using printf and write together

How to keep pipe FDs open even though parent process has their FDs closed?

How to use pipes correctly with child processes?

Why does my read at line 57 print the errno resource already in use?

C - moving back the pointer in the file using lseek

Error code in C

Porting klib's knetfile.c|h to windows, when I sub in the "windows unistd.h", I get error C2036: 'void *' : unknown size

unknown type name 'pid_t' because of using unistd.h

usleep issue with unistd.h

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