Category : C Source Code
Archive : LHA211S.ZIP
Filename : LH.H
Output of file : LH.H contained in archive : LHA211S.ZIP
#include
#include
#include "typedef.h"
struct pat {
struct pat far *nxt;
char far *bdir;
char far *fname;
int cnt;
char far pname[1];
};
#ifndef __TURBOC__
struct ftime {
uint ft_tsec : 5; /* Two second interval */
uint ft_min : 6; /* Minutes */
uint ft_hour : 5; /* Hours */
uint ft_day : 5; /* Days */
uint ft_month : 4; /* Months */
uint ft_year : 7; /* Year */
};
#endif
struct datetime {
ushort time;
ushort date;
};
union stamp { /* time stamp */
ulong u;
struct ftime s;
struct datetime t;
};
struct head {
int headersize;
char method[6];
ulong packed;
ulong skip;
ulong original;
union stamp dostime;
time_t utc;
int attr;
int level;
uint filecrc;
uint headcrc;
int dos;
char *pathname;
char *filename;
int dirnlen;
int filenlen;
int info;
long currentpos;
char *crcpos;
};
struct fb { /* file name buffer */
struct fb far *nxt;
char far *cpos; /* position of effective path name */
char far *fpos; /* position of file name */
long time;
char used;
char far fname[1];
};
#define iskanji(c) ((uchar)(c) >= 0x80 && \
(uchar)(c) <= 0x9f || \
(uchar)(c) >= 0xe0 && \
(uchar)(c) <= 0xfd )
#define DELIM ('/')
#define DELIM2 (0xffu)
#define DELIMSTR "/"
#if 0
struct srchblk {
char *sb_name;
int sb_attrib;
time_t sb_ftime;
long sb_fsize;
void *sb_buf;
};
#endif
/* from mn.c */
#define MAX_PATH 80
extern char arcname[MAX_PATH];
extern char filename1[MAX_PATH];
extern char filename2[MAX_PATH];
extern char filename3[MAX_PATH];
extern FILE *file1, *file2, *file3;
extern int cmdupdate;
extern char workdir[];
#if 0
extern char *pager;
extern char *keyword;
#endif
extern char cmd;
extern char lhtmp1[], lhtmp2[];
extern char work[];
extern int errorlevel;
extern int outredir;
void usage(void);
void update_arcstamp(void);
/* from append.c */
void copylzh(void);
void regext(char *ext);
void freeze(char *path, char *name);
int append(void);
int endappend(void);
void deletefiles(void);
int freshen(char far *bdir);
/* from extract.c */
void extract(char far *bdir);
void extract_internal(FILE *f, char *p);
/* from list.c */
void initlist(void);
void list(void);
void endlist(time_t arctime);
/* from match.c */
extern struct pat far *pbuf;
void initpat(void);
void regpat(char *pattern, char far *bdir);
char far *regbdir(char *bdir);
char *matchfname(char far *pname, char *fname);
char far *matchpat(char *path);
int tstpat(void);
/* from header.c */
extern struct head hpb;
ulong inithdr(void);
char *gethdr(int *err);
void makehdr(void);
void writehdr(void);
void adjusthdr(void);
/* from files.c */
extern struct fb far *fbuf;
void mklist(void);
struct fb far *searchfile(char *path);
/* from getopt.c */
extern char flg_r, flg_p, flg_x, flg_m, flg_a, flg_c, flg_n, flg_t, flg_u,
flg_v, flg_w, flg_i, flg_h, flg_o, flg_z, flg_l, flg_at;
int getopt(char *p);
/* from util.c */
extern uchar pathdelim;
extern uchar swchar;
char *convdelim(char *path, char delim);
char *getfilename(char *path);
char *backpath(char *p);
int getyn(void);
void getswchar(void);
time_t dos2unix(struct ftime *ft);
struct ftime *unix2dos(time_t utc);
int ratio(ulong a, ulong b, int ord);
void copyfile(FILE *f1, FILE *f2, long size, int crc_flg);
void far *e_farmalloc(ulong size);
void *e_malloc(uint size);
void *e_realloc(void *buf, int size);
FILE *myeopen(char *path, char *mode, char *errmes);
FILE *mywopen(char *path, char *errmes);
FILE *myropen(char *path);
void eprintf(char *fmt, ...);
/* from dosio.c */
time_t getfiletime(FILE *f);
int setfiletime(FILE *f, time_t utc);
long diskspace(char *filename);
#define makedir(c) mkdir(c)
/* from error.c */
void error(char *errmes, char *p);
void fileerror(char *err, FILE *file);
void userbreak(int code);
void initbreak(void);
/* from path.c */
void form_path(char *p);
/* from self.c */
void initsfx(void);
int copysfx(void);
void makesfx(char far *bdir);
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