Of course, you must add the java command at the beginning of the line and capitalize the
name of the program (Sample instead of sample) when you execute the Java version of the
program.
14.5.1 C example
The complete listing of the source code is in Example A-1 on page 470. In this section, we
review some excerpts of the code that are relevant to this chapter.
Compiling and linking the C sample program
This program should compile, link, and run in any reasonable POSIX-compliant system. That
includes Linux, IBM AIX 5L, the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD)-based systems, and
Mac OS X. It will
not
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