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From: bleys@tronsbox.UUCP (bleys)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Re: Lattice C 5.xx optimizer & vt100 2.9
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Date: 4 Nov 89 03:00:22 GMT
References: <44@e2big.dec.com> <845@pccuts.pcc.amdahl.com>
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>Fortunately the distributed version was compiled with Aztec 3.06a.  Well,
>some folks would say fortunately :-).

Heh.  The "C Notes From the C Group" column in AC, by Stephen Kemp, has been
using what looks like an Manx-specific function, scdir().  It looks like
it
searches a directory for a file path, using wildcards, and returns a file
pointer.  Anybody who knows Lattice and Manx who can let me know exactly
what the little bugger does, and a Lattice equivelant?  I'm new to C, and
it's tough enough to learn this language without having to worry about
compiler idiosyncracies!