libmkdir v2.1

The libmkdir is a library that offers abstraction for manipulation, generation and removal of directories in cross-platform C, completely single-header.

functions

 int dirmk(const char* name);

Creates a directory (recursively or not). Returns 0 if successful.

int direxists(const char* name);

Checks if a directory exists (recursively or not). Returns 0 if successful.

int dirisemp(const char* name);

Checks whether a directory is empty or not, returning 1 or 0 respectively.

int dirrm(const char* name);

Removes an empty directory (recursively or not). Returns 0 if successful.

int dirmv(const char* old_name, const char* new_name);

Function capable of both renaming and moving a directory. Returns 0 if successful.

char* dirgetcur();

Returns the absolute path of the default directory. Returns 0 if successful.

int dirsetcur(const char* name);

Sets the current directory of the process. Returns 0 if successful.

void dircnt(const char* path, signed long* it, short recursive);

Counts directories in the specified path.

• path: the path to the directory to scan.
• it: pointer to a signed long that will store the number of directories counted.
• recursive: if non-zero, counts directories recursively; if zero, counts only the immediate subdirectories.

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void dircntall(const char* path, signed long* it, short recursive)

Counts directories in the specified path and files and other logical blocks.

• path: the path to the directory to scan.
• it: pointer to a signed long that will store the number of directories counted.
• recursive: if non-zero, counts directories recursively; if zero, counts only the immediate subdirectories.