Hi

Is there any way I can get a simple implementation of Unix's find()
command, preferably in C/C++.  Thanks

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ulflong@yahoo.com (Mike) writes:

> Is there any way I can get a simple implementation of Unix's find()
> command, preferably in C/C++.  Thanks

Depends on what you mean by simple. The source is available from linux
and *BSD sites.

Joe
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Don't worry about simple.  Just let me know exactly what sites could
provide me the code to implement find() for Unix in C/C++.  Actually,
by simple I had meant that the implementation didn't need to cover
every single parameter for the actual find(1) command found on Unix
man pages.  Also, I don't want an implementation that uses find()
system calls.  Thanks

Mike

joe@invalid.address wrote in message news:<m3d66vwa26.fsf@invalid.address>...
> ulflong@yahoo.com (Mike) writes:
> 
>
> Depends on what you mean by simple. The source is available from linux
> and *BSD sites.
>
> Joe

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In article <837d9c7e.0403292319.66ed3829@posting.google.com>,
ulflong@yahoo.com (Mike) wrote:

> Don't worry about simple.  Just let me know exactly what sites could
> provide me the code to implement find() for Unix in C/C++.  Actually,
> by simple I had meant that the implementation didn't need to cover
> every single parameter for the actual find(1) command found on Unix
> man pages.  Also, I don't want an implementation that uses find()
> system calls.  Thanks

http://www.gnu.org/software/findutils/findutils.html

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ulflong@yahoo.com (Mike) writes:
> Is there any way I can get a simple implementation of Unix's find()
> command, preferably in C/C++.

Check if your system has nftw(3C).


Markus

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