Description
turnin code: cs_p1
Write a C program that takes a single command-line argument.
If the argument is
-hw
you should simply print
hello world
and then exit(0).
Otherwise, treat the command-line argument as a filename. Your program
should produce the same output as the xxd program if it were given that
same filename as its single command-line arg.
A sample test would look like this:
./p1 some_filename
and would produce the same output as this:
xxd some_filename
Note that the C function isprint(3) could prove quite useful here.
Also note, that the language used by the textbook and in this class
are C without the C++ extensions.
To test the project, it will be run like this:
./p1 filename ## I may do this for multiple filenames
TURNIN info:
You should submit a tar file of a directory which contains all of the
required files (makefile, C source files, header files, etc).
Sample tar command to create a tar file from a dir:
tar cvf p1.tar ./p1dir ## do *NOT* use full pathname of the dir
Sample un-tar, build, and simple execution will be provided in a script
in p1testfiles/PREP.
