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# Unix Utilities
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In this project, you'll build a few different UNIX utilities, simple versions
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of commonly used commands like **cat**, **ls**, etc. We'll call each of them a
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slightly different name to avoid confusion; for example, instead of **cat**,
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you'll be implementing **my-cat**.
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Objectives:
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* Re-familiarize yourself with the C programming language
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* Learn a little about how UNIX utilities are implemented
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* Learn (as a side effect) how to use a proper code editor such as emacs
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## my-cat
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The program **my-cat** is a simple program. Generally, it reads a file as
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specified by the user and prints its contents. A typical usage is as follows:
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```
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my-cat main.c
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```
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In this case, **my-cat** will read the file **main.c** and print out its
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contents.
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You'll need to learn how to use a few library routines from the C library to
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implement the source code for this program, which we'll assume is in a file
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called **my-cat.c**.
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## my-grep
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## my-zip and my-unzip
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## my-sort
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## my-uniq
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