_dos_findclose

[Bbanjoski]

Where can I find the C code for the subject function???

 

[Kenneth Brody]

Where can I find the C code for the subject function???

NB: By "subject function", I am guessing that you mean "_dos_findclose".
But that's only a guess, as most people put the question in the body
of the message.

Not here. ;-)

I'd check the same place you found the _dos_findfirst and _dos_findnext
source. Otherwise, try asking in the comp.os.msdos.programmer group.

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[Alexei A. Frounze]

Where can I find the C code for the subject function???

I don't know what that function is. It's outside of standard C library
scope, so... If you're looking for file/dir searching functions, you can
build those on top of opendir(),readdir(),closedir(), if they're supported
on your system (msvc++ doesn't support those, but many other versions of
standard libraries coming with other compilers do support them,
gcc(including djgpp), borland, watcom,...).
Alex

 

[Emmanuel Delahaye]

Where can I find the C code for the subject function???

What makes you think that such C-code exist ? A function can be written
in any language. Only the interface and behaviour are specified.


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