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int | opendir (const char *dir) |
int | opensubdir (int dir, const char *subdir) |
int | d (int dir, const char *subdir, unsigned uid, unsigned gid, unsigned mode) |
void | cf (int dir, const char *file, unsigned uid, unsigned gid, unsigned mode, const char *srcfile) |
void | c (int dir, const char *file, unsigned uid, unsigned gid, unsigned mode) |
void | s (int dir, const char *file, const char *target) |
void | insthier (void) |
Variables | |
const char * | install_prefix |
This single source is typically called insthier.c
and contains a single routine also named insthier
(so-named as it provides the installation hierarchy). The libraries provide the main
function that calls insthier
as well as all the necessary support functions.
Where given, uid
and gid
may be set to -1
if there is no need to force the installed UID and GID to a particular value. The dir
argument is a directory number previously opened by opendir
.
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Copy a file from the source directory, retaining its name.
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Copy a file from the source directory to a different name.
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Create a subdirectory.
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The single function that the
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Open a directory and provide a file handle reference for future operations.
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Open a subdirectory of a directory already opened by
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Create a symbolic link.
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The directory prefix under which all files are placed.
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