bdc@bdcsys.hou.tx.us (Brian Carlton) (10/20/89)
Does anyone know of an implementation of the *nix program du for Dos? I am looking for a command-line one, preferable one that takes into account the block size of the disk. Thanks for any help -- Brian Carlton bdc@bdcsys.hou.tx.us carlton@rice.edu ...!uunet!sugar!bdcsys!bdc
caa@garnet.ssd.cdc.com (Charles A. Anderson) (10/24/89)
This is a little program I wrote while experimenting with the findfirst and findnext call in the turbo-c library. It does not exactly mimic the unix du output, but I didn't want it to. Sample output is: C:\PC>du 4940 4940 C:\PC\KA9Q 0 0 C:\PC\TS 862 862 C:\PC\MOD2 52 52 C:\PC\TRAVELL\SYSGEN 18 18 C:\PC\TRAVELL\SYSPRINT 20 90 C:\PC\TRAVELL 478 478 C:\PC\ANARKEY 6936 13306 C:\PC 32636 Total KBytes, 5842 KBytes Available, 2048 Bytes per Cluster First column is space used in the directory, second column is summed space for a directory and it's subdirectories. All default numbers are in Kbytes. Files are rounded up in size to the cluster size when summed. (i.e. a 2 byte file on a disk with 2048 bytes per cluster is counted as 2048 bytes.) Known bugs, it doesn't find hidden files (since findfirst and findnext didn't give them back to me even though I had the flags set to tell me everything.) and doesn't figure out the size of the directories. -------------------------------cut here--------------------------------- /* * Turbo C du v1.4 * * By Charles Anderson * Copyright 1987 by Charles Anderson, All rights reserved. * You may use and freely distribute this program, but you * may not sell it, or claim you wrote it. If you modify it * to make it more usefull, I would appreciate a copy of the * modifications. This software is distributed as is, with * no warranties implied whatsoever. You may not remove this * notice. Please give credit where credit is due. * * revisions: * v1.0 08/14/87 Evolved from hacking with TSweep. -CAA- * v1.1 --/--/-- Never Existed. * v1.2 09/07/87 Reversed the order it scanned directories. -CAA- * v1.3 10/02/87 Fixed unix style totaling, and nextdir. * Changed from clusters to kbytes. -CAA- * v1.4 10/05/87 added -?utsc options. -CAA- * * Known bugs: Doesn't find hidden directories or files. * Space taken by directory clusters is not counted. * If you break it in the middle, your in a different * directory. (most of the time.) */ #include <conio.h> #include <dir.h> #include <dos.h> #include <string.h> #include <ctype.h> #include <process.h> int bpc; float kpc; #define nclus(size, bpc) ((((size)%(bpc))==0)?(size)/(bpc):((size)/(bpc))+1) #define TRUE 1 #define FALSE 0 #define BOOL int BOOL UNIXLIKE = TRUE; BOOL SPACE = TRUE; BOOL TOTAL = FALSE; BOOL CLUSTER = FALSE; /****************************************************************************/ unsigned clusterusage (void) { struct ffblk fb; int clus; if (findfirst("*.*", &fb, FA_RDONLY | FA_HIDDEN | FA_SYSTEM | FA_ARCH)) return 0; clus = nclus (fb.ff_fsize, bpc); while (!findnext (&fb)) clus += nclus (fb.ff_fsize, bpc); return clus; } /****************************************************************************/ BOOL nextdir ( BOOL *first, struct ffblk *fb, char *dir) { if (*first) { *first = FALSE; findfirst ("*.*", fb, FA_DIREC | FA_HIDDEN); if (strcmp (fb->ff_name, ".") && strcmp (fb->ff_name, "..") && fb->ff_attrib == FA_DIREC) { strcpy (dir, fb->ff_name); return TRUE; } } while (!findnext (fb)) if (strcmp (fb->ff_name, ".") && strcmp (fb->ff_name, "..") && fb->ff_attrib == FA_DIREC) { strcpy (dir, fb->ff_name); return TRUE; } return FALSE; } /****************************************************************************/ float dirs (char *path) { struct ffblk fb; char dir [14]; char newpath [255]; unsigned clus; float tot = 0; BOOL firstdir = TRUE; chdir(path); while (nextdir (&firstdir, &fb, dir)) { strcpy (newpath, path); if (newpath[strlen (newpath)-1] != '\\') strcat (newpath, "\\"); strcat (newpath, dir); tot += dirs (newpath); chdir (path); } clus = clusterusage (); if (CLUSTER) tot +=clus; else tot += clus * kpc; if (UNIXLIKE && SPACE) cprintf ("%-6.0f %-6.0f %s\r\n", (CLUSTER) ? clus : (clus * kpc), tot, path); else if (UNIXLIKE) cprintf ("%-6.0f %s\r\n", tot, path); else if (SPACE) cprintf ("%-6.0f %s\r\n", (CLUSTER) ? clus : (clus * kpc), path); return tot; } /****************************************************************************/ void main(int argc, char *argv[]) { struct dfree df; static char path [256]; static char origpath [256]; int i = 1; int j = 1; getcwd (origpath, 255); while (argc > i) { if (*argv[i] == '-') { switch (toupper(argv[i][j])) { case 'U': UNIXLIKE = TRUE; SPACE = !SPACE; break; case 'T': TOTAL = TRUE; break; case 'C': CLUSTER = TRUE; break; case 'S': SPACE = TRUE; UNIXLIKE = !UNIXLIKE; break; case '?': cputs ("PC-DU Usage:\r\n\tDU [-utcks?] [path]\r\n"); cputs ("Options:\r\n\t-u Unix like output\r\n"); cputs ("\t-t Total Disk usage only\r\n"); cputs ("\t-c Output in clusters instead ok KBytes\r\n"); cputs ("\t-k Output in KBytes. (Default)\r\n"); cputs ("\t-s Output space used in subdirectory\r\n"); cputs ("Default output prints both space used in the subdirectory"); cputs (" and unix like totals.\r\n"); cputs ("And disk totals\r\n"); exit (0); break; default: cputs ("Unknown Option: "); cputs (argv[i]); cputs ("\r\n"); argv[i][j--] = '?'; break; } if (!argv[i][++j]) i++; } else { if (chdir (argv[i])) { cputs ("Could not change to specified directory. Abort\r\n"); exit (-1); } i++; } } getdfree (0, &df); bpc = df.df_bsec * df.df_sclus; kpc = bpc / 1024.0; getcwd (path, 255); if (!TOTAL) dirs (path); if (!UNIXLIKE || SPACE) if (CLUSTER) cprintf("%-6u Total Clusters, %-6u Clusters Available, %-4u " "Bytes per Cluster\r\n", df.df_total, df.df_avail, bpc); else cprintf("%-6.0f Total KBytes, %-6.0f KBytes Available, %-4u " "Bytes per Cluster\r\n", df.df_total * kpc, df.df_avail * kpc, bpc); chdir (origpath); } -------------------------------cut here--------------------------------- -- Charles Anderson | caa@garnet.ssd.cdc.com \ Disclaimer: I said what? ----------------/ caa@midgard.mn.org \ But CDC didn't. If someone deserves a cheap shot, by all means, give it to them.
s854106@minyos.xx.rmit.oz (Brett Murphy) (10/25/89)
bdc@bdcsys.hou.tx.us (Brian Carlton) writes: >Does anyone know of an implementation of the *nix program du for >Dos? I am looking for a command-line one, preferable one that takes >into account the block size of the disk. Thanks for any help >-- >Brian Carlton >bdc@bdcsys.hou.tx.us carlton@rice.edu >...!uunet!sugar!bdcsys!bd I own a version of DU but it never seems to work correctly (ie wrong sizes) I assume this has something to do with the block sizes you mention. It is public domain, mail me if you are interested. c
jwbirdsa@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (James Webster Birdsall) (10/30/89)
bdc@bdcsys.hou.tx.us (Brian Carlton) writes: >Does anyone know of an implementation of the *nix program du for >Dos? I am looking for a command-line one, preferable one that takes >into account the block size of the disk. Thanks for any help I wrote a DU program for DOS. Not quite the same as the *NIX (different options), and I didn't take into account the block size. If you want it, email me. [NOTE TO ANYBODY WHO MIGHT HAVE DU by James W. Birdsall, versions 1.x: Please destroy all copies of it. It's a real dog and it was just sheer coincidence that it happened to work on my system when I wrote it. Since then, I've entirely rewritten it (lost the original source to a disk crash, so it's ALL new) and it actually works. Anybody who wants a copy, email me... Thanks. ] -- James W. Birdsall jwbirdsa@phoenix.Princeton.EDU jwbirdsa@pucc.BITNET ...allegra!princeton!phoenix!jwbirdsa Compu$erve: 71261,1731 "For it is the doom of men that they forget." -- Merlin