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About FindFirstFile And FindNextFile API

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    baldha rakesh
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    Hi everybody, i have to implement these functions by own definition so can anybody told me where i can get the definition of these function. Thanks & Regards rakesh baldha

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      Hi everybody, i have to implement these functions by own definition so can anybody told me where i can get the definition of these function. Thanks & Regards rakesh baldha

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      You could use _tfindfirst[^] and _tfindnext[^] defined in io.h. Good luck and keep the good coding!

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        You could use _tfindfirst[^] and _tfindnext[^] defined in io.h. Good luck and keep the good coding!

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        baldha rakesh
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        thanks for ur reply but there is no definition of Findfirstfile and findnextfile method. actully i have to use these function on MAC plateform but on mac these functions not available so i have to implement these function thats why i want "code" for these functions. if anybody have idea about these function how to implement on mac please reply me. Thanks & Regards rakesh baldha

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          thanks for ur reply but there is no definition of Findfirstfile and findnextfile method. actully i have to use these function on MAC plateform but on mac these functions not available so i have to implement these function thats why i want "code" for these functions. if anybody have idea about these function how to implement on mac please reply me. Thanks & Regards rakesh baldha

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          stefanmihaimoga
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          Please look in your standard C/C++ library on MAC for any kind of low-level access methods. Sorry!

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            Please look in your standard C/C++ library on MAC for any kind of low-level access methods. Sorry!

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            baldha rakesh
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            I am not able to find the link for standard library of c/C++ On MAC so please forward me link where i can see these library . Thanks & Regards rakesh baldha

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              You could use _tfindfirst[^] and _tfindnext[^] defined in io.h. Good luck and keep the good coding!

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              Mihai Moga wrote:

              You could use _tfindfirst[^] and _tfindnext[^]...

              Which are just wrappers around FindFirstFile() and FindNextFile(). :rolleyes:


              "The largest fire starts but with the smallest spark." - David Crow

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