Dec 192017
File Find + C source. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
DOSFUNC.LIB | 2048 | 730 | deflated |
DTA.C | 441 | 204 | deflated |
DTA.H | 642 | 303 | deflated |
FF.C | 7513 | 2100 | deflated |
FF.DOC | 7359 | 3015 | deflated |
FF.EXE | 10320 | 6109 | deflated |
FF.OBJ | 3024 | 1744 | deflated |
FINDENTR.C | 1381 | 431 | deflated |
READ.ME | 710 | 447 | deflated |
SELDISK.C | 161 | 115 | deflated |
Download File FFSOURCE.ZIP Here
Contents of the READ.ME file
This archive contains the source and object file for FF.EXE, a utility
which searches a disk or subtree for files matching a filename.ext with
wildcards. It is written in Microsoft C, version 4.0, and compiled
using the small memory model.
Files are:
FF.C
FF.EXE
FF.DOC
DTA.H
DTA.C
FINDENTR.C
FF.OBJ
DOSFUNC.LIB (compiled from FINDENTR.C, DTA.C, and SELDISK.C)
SELDISK.C (not used)
READ.ME (this file)
Note that because of recursion, FF.EXE must be linked with a larger
stack size than normal. I have used "link ff /stack:16000". This
works for over 16 levels of directories. I have not experimented to
find the lower limit.
When linking, specify DOSFUNC as a library.
which searches a disk or subtree for files matching a filename.ext with
wildcards. It is written in Microsoft C, version 4.0, and compiled
using the small memory model.
Files are:
FF.C
FF.EXE
FF.DOC
DTA.H
DTA.C
FINDENTR.C
FF.OBJ
DOSFUNC.LIB (compiled from FINDENTR.C, DTA.C, and SELDISK.C)
SELDISK.C (not used)
READ.ME (this file)
Note that because of recursion, FF.EXE must be linked with a larger
stack size than normal. I have used "link ff /stack:16000". This
works for over 16 levels of directories. I have not experimented to
find the lower limit.
When linking, specify DOSFUNC as a library.
December 19, 2017
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