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echo: locsysop
to: Bob Lawrence
from: Paul Edwards
date: 1996-11-18 10:30:24
subject: tic

BL> What do I use for findfirst() in UNIX? 

Use trav.c from OZPD, I've already dealt with the OS-specifics of directory listing.

BL> And rename() 

That is standard.

BL> and erase() and

remove() is standard.

BL> shit like that? I have to be able to manage the files. And how am I
BL> going to check it? I have no intention of loading UNIX on this computer 
BL> or any other.

Write it in ISO and you can use your own machine.

BL> The most I will do is write you a TIC for DOS in C, staying close to
BL> ASCII 

ANSI.  (ISO).

BL> except for DOS files management, and you can do the conversion to 
BL> UNIX. It shouldn't be too hard. I'm good at moving files around.

Use trav() and I've already done the conversion.  If there's some reason
you can't use trav(), the Unix (actually, POSIX) equivalent is opendir()
and readdir().  These are available for DOS, in "SNIPPETS"
(SNIP9404). BFN.  Paul.
@EOT:

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