The Problem: Read the name of a C file with full path, move it to a newly created folder named “c” under the home directory, change the working directory to this directory, rename the file by appending current date, compile the program and save the compilation result in a file named “cc_cfilename_date”. If compilation is successful, display the message “run your program” on the screen otherwise, display the message “check compilation results in the file ‘cc_cfilename’” Code a solution for the problem given above using either one of the following two option. 1. Using C programming under Linux with system calls. You are not allowed to use the “system()” C function. 2. Using batch scripting under Linux

The Problem: Read the name of a C file with full path, move it to a newly created folder named “c” under the home directory, change the working directory to this directory, rename the file by appending current date, compile the program and save the compilation result in a file named “cc_cfilename_date”. If compilation is successful, display the message “run your program” on the screen otherwise, display the message “check compilation results in the file ‘cc_cfilename’” Code a solution for the problem given above using either one of the following two option. 1. Using C programming under Linux with system calls. You are not allowed to use the “system()” C function. 2. Using batch scripting under Linux

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter8: I/o Streams And Data Files

Section8.1: I/o File Stream Objects And Functions

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