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From: dkazdan@cwsys2.cwru.edu (David Kazdan)
Subject: Reading MS-DOS directory in C, how to
Message-ID: <1990Feb14.031640.28944@usenet.ins.cwru.edu>
Summary: Beginner needs help
Keywords: C, MS-DOS, system calls
Sender: dkazdan@cwsys2.cwru.edu (David Kazdan)
Organization: Dept of Systems Engineering, Case Western Reserve U., Cleveland, OH
Date: Wed, 14 Feb 90 03:16:40 GMT


Netfolk:

I would like to read the current directory in a C program, but either
the books I have been reading (the Turbo C reference and my library of
beginner's books on the language) don't mention it, or I don't know
where in the index to look.  I assume there's some call that returns
an array of pointers to strings, but I really can't figure it out.

Help much appreciated.  Post or E-mail, as you wish.

73,

David