Two new code samples have been added to SourceLib:
Name: mem_mapped_files.tar.gz
Category: File_Handling
Purpose: Demonstrate how to memory map a file.
Keywords: C unistd.h mman.h stat.h fcntl.h open
close fstat mmap munmap system memory mapped file
Name: variadics.tar.gz
Category: Basics
Purpose: Demonstrate how to use variable-length
argument lists, both within our program and in calling the
vsnprintf() function.
Keywords: C stdarg.h va_list va_arg va_start
va_end variable length parameter list
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