I can’t understand what’s wrong with my code. I’m trying to make it so that if the passed in username and group are both not found in /etc/group and etc/passwd echo both not found. If one but not the other is found echo one is found and finally if they are both found then echo both exist. Here is my
Tag: user-input
NASM code with user output, and then input into an argument. (code error)
I have had problems implementing user output into and argument with my below code. An example of BASH showing, a similar example function of what i would like to implement in NASM. The reason why I am creating this code is to show a comparison of different languages, used within Linux, This is one part of my research project. So
How to get the last key pressed without stopping the C program?
Writing an application with command line interface and I would like to know at any time if F1 or ESC or an arrow key is pressed. What is the simplest way of doing this? I would like to avoid using a readline type library. This is a Linux specific question; the program is not multithreaded. Answer An implementation of kbhit()