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[QUOTE="Gordon Burditt, post: 2491451"] The concept of tree-structured directories didnt get popular until Unix CP/M 2.0 would qualify as not having directories, with the BDS C Compiler. It wasn't ANSI C compliant (what was in the late 1970's? Although this one didn't support floating point, at least the early versions didn't). Unless you decided that each floppy had its own directory and that constituted directory support, it didn't support directories. [/QUOTE]
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