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How to use copy using program?
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sanjiv,
your question is not very clear.
1)well through programming either use the system() funtion
#include<stdlib.h>
void main(void)
{
system(" cp abc.c xyz.c "
;
//specify the source and destination path
}
2) write a program which does file 1/0 operation
reading from a location and writing to a location
your question is not very clear.
1)well through programming either use the system() funtion
#include<stdlib.h>
void main(void)
{
system(" cp abc.c xyz.c "
;//specify the source and destination path
}
2) write a program which does file 1/0 operation
reading from a location and writing to a location
Many ways of doing this...
The Win32 API :
CopyFile() and CopyFileEx() will do it for ya
The *nix world:
Get a copy of GNU
, and make a .LIB out of
and
and link to it.
The Win32 API :
CopyFile() and CopyFileEx() will do it for ya
The *nix world:
Get a copy of GNU
Code:
fileutils
Code:
copy.h
Code:
copy.c- Status
