Well.. the C language itself has no commands for reading
 directory contents. Sad, isn't it?

    Reading directory contents is useful when your program process
 several files at once (as a file packer, a file converter,
 a music player, a backup utility, etc...).

    What about using directly dos.library functions?! AAaRRRgGHh!!!!!!


    So i decided to make myself some routines for all this, offering
 the simplest possible programmer interface while maintaining most (all?)
 of the possibilities regarding directory reading.


    In this package you'll find the following files:

    GimmeDir.c       - the routines themselves, WITH COMMENTS.
    GimmeDir.h       - header file
    ExampleProgram.c - an example program so you can learn how to
                       use these routines (as if it were difficult!)


 BUGS: None i'm aware of.


 * Minimum required: AmigaOS 2.0 and an ANSI C compiler
                     with OS2.0 includes.


 .dan

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[generic]                 1582    4550  34.8% -lh5- a920 Jun 19  1998 GimmeDir.c
[generic]                  508    1046  48.6% -lh5- 69bb Jun 19  1998 GimmeDir.h
[generic]                  608    1146  53.1% -lh5- b70b Jun 20  1998 GimmeDir.readme
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