Dec 082017
C source that is an excellent example of recursive programming. Displays a complete directory tree. OS/2 and DOS versions. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
MAKEFILE | 488 | 221 | deflated |
NEWTREE.C | 1762 | 811 | deflated |
NEWTREE.DOC | 1042 | 618 | deflated |
NEWTREE.EXE | 21837 | 13530 | deflated |
NEWTREE.H | 699 | 350 | deflated |
N_DIR.C | 1790 | 787 | deflated |
N_PRINT.C | 1757 | 540 | deflated |
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Contents of the NEWTREE.DOC file
NEWTREE (v 2.xx) : View Disk Tree Structure
Copyright (c) 1989, Christopher Laforet. All Rights Reserved
Released into the Public Domain, 1989.
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This is a program that I developed with a C class which I am teaching
to demonstrate recursive function calls. The original was developed
jointly in MSC 5.1 and Turbo C using #ifdef statements. I merely ported
it to uses family API calls and created a bound utility for OS/2 and
DOS.
Here is the executable and source.It is my hope that others might
learn from this code. Feel free to modify at will.
Use of this program is simple.Type NEWTREE and you will get a
directory tree (with a file count beside each directory) of the current
drive.You can also say NEWTREE drive: where drive is any letter of a
valid DOS drive. For example, NEWTREE c: will scan the C drive.
Graham, NC
Thu, 23-Mar-1989 at 23:37:06
The Programmer's Oasis
(919) 226-6957
9600HST,2400,1200,300-N-8-1
Copyright (c) 1989, Christopher Laforet. All Rights Reserved
Released into the Public Domain, 1989.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is a program that I developed with a C class which I am teaching
to demonstrate recursive function calls. The original was developed
jointly in MSC 5.1 and Turbo C using #ifdef statements. I merely ported
it to uses family API calls and created a bound utility for OS/2 and
DOS.
Here is the executable and source.It is my hope that others might
learn from this code. Feel free to modify at will.
Use of this program is simple.Type NEWTREE and you will get a
directory tree (with a file count beside each directory) of the current
drive.You can also say NEWTREE drive: where drive is any letter of a
valid DOS drive. For example, NEWTREE c: will scan the C drive.
Graham, NC
Thu, 23-Mar-1989 at 23:37:06
The Programmer's Oasis
(919) 226-6957
9600HST,2400,1200,300-N-8-1
December 8, 2017
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