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Two tools are provided for you to recreate this effect:
1. A standalone executable file named `nms`. This file accepts data from a shell pipe and displays it in a manner that is nearly identical to the effect we see in the movie.
1. A standalone executable file named `nms` (shown above). This file accepts data from a shell pipe and displays it in a manner that is nearly identical to the effect we see in the movie.
2. A module, written in C, that can be included in programs and used to recreate this effect in a custonized way. In fact, the standalone executable `nms` is really just an example that shows how to use this module on piped data.
2. A module and header file, written in C, that can be included in programs and used to recreate this effect in a custonized way. In fact, the standalone executable `nms` is really just an example that shows how to use this module on piped data.
Installing the Standalone Executable
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decryption effect will start. After that is completed, it will again pause until
you press a key, at which point the program will terminate.
Using the Modules in Your Program
---------------------------------
You will need to copy two files to your project:
```
nms.h
nms.c
```
Include `nms.h` in your program file:
```
#include <nms.h>
```
Add nms.c to your source file list when compiling:
```
gcc nms.c myprog.c -o myprog
```
License
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