Create a program that uses two command line parameters as follows $($in order$)$:

$-$Filename

$-$Chunk size in Byte

Your program should open the file if it is there and read the entire chunk into memory based on the chunk size requested. The content in memory will then be written to a new file starting with $\text{'}\mathrm{.}0\text{'},$ i$.$e$.,$ for multiple chunks due to file size, your program should generate multiple files as 'filename$\mathrm{.}0\text{'},$ 'filename$\mathrm{.}1\text{'},...$

Add sanity checks for your program and create a makefile.

A $447,961$ byte file split into $100$ kB $($note $100$ kB vs kiB$)$ results in $5$ files, the last one $47961$ B in size.

Hint:

You will need to first reserve the memory before reading into it $-$ malloc and calloc are your friends $-$ and you should free the memory afterwards and close all resources $/$ descriptors when done.