FDIR v1.xx

                                  (c) 1996
                          M&M Corporation Budapest


Usage: FDIR.EXE [D:\DIR\SUBDIR] [/8|4] [/s] [/o=OUTPUT] [/aRHSA]

Parameter:
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 D:\DIR\SUBDIR or simply
 D:

Switches:
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 /8  8192-byte clusters
 /4  4096-byte clusters (default)
 /s  scan subdirectories
 /o  output file
 /a  upper case for INCLUDE (default)
     lower case for EXCLUDE file(s)


The result of the execution is like:
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FDIR v1.01 (c) 1996 M&M Corporation Budapest
Reporting  C:\SYSTEMS\MYPROG  /s  /aRHSA
Files:           23
Directories:     0
Cluster size:    4096
Used space:      140922
Occupied space:  180224
Waste:           27.89%

This includes the name & version of the program, the directory,
the (optional) /s qualifier and the included files' attributes.


Explanation:
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The lines 'Files:' and 'Directories:' speak for themselves.
The 'Cluster size:' is set from the command line. It defaults to 4096.
'Used space:' is the number of bytes the files DO use on your disk.
'Occupied space:' tells the number of bytes the DOS occupies for
your files. 'Waste:' is calculated like: (O.s-U.s)/U.s*100%


Limitation: (not really :-)
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The program handles directory structures up to 79 directories nested in each
other. Since DOS's path cannot exceed 80 character, it is more than enough.


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