If your C code is running on UNIX then its kinda trivial .. you could write
out the email piece to a file .. and do a system call ..
system ("mail destination < foo.txt") .. (syntax?)
.. if you're not on a unix system .. and you dont have a external
mailer that can take parameters for a destination and a file to mail .. then
you can always just write a quick socket connection to port 25 (mail port)
of a mail server .. and do some quick mail commands to the port.. along with
the data to send .. and send your mail ...
At 06:00 PM 7/4/96 -0400, M.A.Clubine wrote:
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>How would you tell c code to email out information. Such as everytime a
>player was created, write to the text file, and email to someone@edu?
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>Monroe
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