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What we cover

Every part of C your course covers.

Fundamentals

Pointers and pointer arithmetic
Structs and unions
Arrays and strings
Header files

Memory

malloc, realloc, free
Custom allocators
Leak fixes
Bit manipulation

Systems

fork, exec, pipes
Signals
POSIX threads
File descriptors

Projects

Unix shell
Malloc lab
Cache simulator
Embedded C

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01The brief

Operating SystemsUndergradDue in 5 days

Mini Unix shell with pipes

Write a shell that reads commands, runs programs with fork and execvp, supports a single pipe (cmd1 | cmd2), and handles cd and exit as built-ins.

Requirements

Parse input into argv arrays
fork/execvp for external commands
One pipe between two commands
No zombie processes

02The solution

shell.c19 lines

1/* Run "left | right" with a pipe and two children. */

2void run_pipe(char **left, char **right) {

3 int fd[2];

4 pipe(fd);

5 if (fork() == 0) { /* writer */

6 dup2(fd[1], STDOUT_FILENO);

7 close(fd[0]); close(fd[1]);

8 execvp(left[0], left);

9 perror("execvp"); exit(1);

10 }

11 if (fork() == 0) { /* reader */

12 dup2(fd[0], STDIN_FILENO);

13 close(fd[0]); close(fd[1]);

14 execvp(right[0], right);

15 perror("execvp"); exit(1);

16 }

17 close(fd[0]); close(fd[1]);

18 wait(NULL); wait(NULL); /* reap both: no zombies */

19}

make: 0 warnings · valgrind: 0 leaks

03The explanation doc

explanation.pdf

fork + execvp

fork copies the shell; execvp replaces the copy with the program. The parent keeps running.

Why every pipe end is closed

If any process holds the write end open, the reader never sees EOF and hangs.

Avoiding zombies

Both children are reaped with wait(), so none stay in the process table.

04The price

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$100–$180

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Deadline · 5 daysStandard

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Final price from our team

$140

Delivered 11h early

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Typical orders

Common C assignments and typical budgets.

Pointer and string lab

$40–$90

Usually 1–2 days

typical range

Unix shell

$120–$260

Usually 3–5 days

typical range

Malloc / allocator lab

$150–$300

Usually 4–6 days

typical range

pthreads program

$100–$220

Usually 3–4 days

typical range

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