Two words:
ZIP file.
Two words:
ZIP file.
Dang, you beat me to it.Two words:
ZIP file.I second the aforementioned ZIP file. ZIPs can keep files names as well as folders, so you can archive in a hierarchical way. Plus, as icing, you get compression! (If you choose to use it.) There are already tons of libraries out there to work with zip, such as libzip and zziplib (although I'm not sure if zziplib does writing...).
Otherwise, if you want to implement it yourself for learning purposes, and thus need/want something simpler, there's TAR, and there ought to be some libraries out there for that too. Might not be simple, but you could boil off most of the details are create something similar.
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i guess for now i'm going to try and build my own one as it's much more fun and a bigger head ack and the more you learn the better person you become or something like thatOriginally Posted by Cactus_Hugger
Dang, you beat me to it.
Otherwise, if you want to implement it yourself for learning purposes, and thus need/want something simpler, there's TAR, and there ought to be some libraries out there for that too. Might not be simple, but you could boil off most of the details are create something similar.
anyways i'm gonna start with the basic without enciption and compression
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