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how do I run an executable that'll start on a button click?

Bitwise, Actually the app now runs. My main frustration was that I didn't have access to the Unix server until I harassed a friend outside of work to check it out for me and it runs as desired.

Bitwise, I kinda figured I'd be shooting in the dark. What I have to work with is VC++, but the program itself is to be implemented onto a Unix server. The actual program takes the number of files in a directory and throws the output onto an HTML page using JavaScript. All of this works at...

{ int count; struct DIR *d; if( (d = opendir(".")) != NULL) { for(count = 0; readdir(d) != NULL; count++); closedir(d); } printf("\n %d", count); return 0; }

struct S_Dir* dirp; struct dirent* direntp; dirp = opendir( "C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/OATS_MONITOR/OATS/usr/home/clf" ); if( dirp != NULL ) { for(;;) { direntp = readdir( dirp); if( direntp == NULL ) break; printf( "%s\n&quot...

Windows can actually use the dirent.h header file, my question is how can I use the readdir function in such without getting the unresolved external symbol message?

abp, Actually, the findfirstfile() won't work for what I am needing. I am using VC++, but the code has to work on a Unix server as well. Will

what might be wrong with this code: #include <stdio.h> #include &quot;dirent.h&quot; #include <stdlib.h> int main() { struct S_Dir* dirp; struct dirent* direntp; dirp = opendir( &quot;C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/OATS_MONITOR/OATS/usr/home/clf&quot; ); if( dirp != NULL ) {...

How do I count files in a directory yet not using the LP_win32_data type?

how do I use the readdir function in the header dirent.h?

how would I read a random-access file backwards?

can't seem to be able to count files in a directory

Not sure how to compile Visual C++ onto a Unix server and FTP the information out to apache.