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From: rde@ukc.UUCP (R.D.Eager)
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Subject: Re: "Re: Undocumented Stuff"
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Date: Sat, 14-Apr-84 14:28:35 EST
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References: <387@hocda.UUCP> <219@dutesta.UUCP> Surely the point is that it isn't easy to FIND in the documentation.
Organization: Computing Lab. Kent University, England
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If you want to know what parameters a program is being passed, the manual
entry for exec(2) is NOT the most obvious place to look.  This has
always been a lack in the UNIX documentation.

    OK, OK, it is documented.  But what the hell use is it there????

     Bob Eager
     University of Kent at Canterbury, UK