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I am a student and I’m taking a course where my project is to write a server using unix sockets, threads or epoll, and so forth.
However, as the client takes his input from the user, I wanted to go an extra mile and give it some sort of memory for the commands he has given in the past; like the shell or gdb has.
I have no idea how to do this, can you guys help me? I put ncurses in the title because I suspect I’m supposed to use it, but I don’t know how, I never used ncurses before.
The GNU readline library provides this functionality.