Awesome help! It is working to that level now. It will be a while before I get to test it on the Tru64UNIX, but I'm certain it will go fine with all the info gathered here.
And, yes, thats Mac OS X,...
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Awesome help! It is working to that level now. It will be a while before I get to test it on the Tru64UNIX, but I'm certain it will go fine with all the info gathered here.
And, yes, thats Mac OS X,...
This will be used to make a path for any file that matches search criteria, up to 1000 files. Although they only need to be accessed one at a time.
Regardless of what is which standard, as long as...
So, should that be:
char *path1;
path1=&argv[1];
But that would copy the address of argv[1] to path1, right?
I want to copy the value out to a new variable that I can alter.
Assigning a char...
I tried before to strcat to a new var, but still had trouble with this part:
char *path1;
path1=*argv[1];
I did not malloc it.
I'll change it back and try to compile it on Windows instead (of...
I am trying to scan a directory and match files based on file name (works), then open the matching (text) files and scan the contents (problem).
I am trying to combine dirent->d_name with "/" and...