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Not in ANSI C, since C implementations need not have any directory at all.
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Not in ANSI C, since C implementations need not have any directory at all.

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Sorry, Make that remove directory command a copy directory.<br />
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Kind of a work around for your problem.
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Sorry, Make that remove directory command a copy directory.

Kind of a work around for your problem.

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ya...I just find out that solution. Thanks
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ya...I just find out that solution. Thanks

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Is there an ANSI C library function(supported by both Unix and NT) which can copy an entire directory?
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Is there an ANSI C library function(supported by both Unix and NT) which can copy an entire directory?

Copying directory

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