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One might normally use the src(1) command,
however,

	src echo

finds the source to the echo(1) command.

	cat /rc/bin/service/tcp7

shows the real command for tcp echo. It its cat(1).


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Is there a way to find (discover the path) of a file
in the source tree? For example, source for echo server
running on port 7 (if the name is echo.c??).

- ishwar


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