cbk@se-sd.UUCP (cbk) (04/01/86)
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Does anybody in net.microland know of an implementation of the UNIX "du"
command for PCs? Either public-domain or otherwise is fine, but I'd
prefer source written in C. Mail (see below) suggestions to me, ISIIS (*).
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Only those who attempt the absurd can achieve the impossible.halff@utah-cs.UUCP (Henry M. Halff) (04/02/86)
In article <47@se-sd.UUCP>, cbk@se-sd.UUCP (cbk) writes: > Does anybody in net.microland know of an implementation of the UNIX "du" > command for PCs? Either public-domain or otherwise is fine, but I'd > prefer source written in C. Mail (see below) suggestions to me, ISIIS (*). I can't give you C sources, but I just posted something like du that I wrote some time ago in Turbo Pascal. You can find it in net.sources under the name SUPRTREE. It comes in two parts, documentation, and source code. -- Henry M. Halff Halff Resources, Inc. halff@utah-cs.ARPA 4918 33rd Road, N., Arlington, VA 22207