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Subject: Re: FLTK port
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Hi,

On Aug 29, 3:23 pm, Georg <dos DOT  DOT  DOT  AT googlemail DOT com> wrote:
>
> Is it possible to get DJGPP to return the current directory without
> drive plus colon? Since the DJGPP site is down at the moment I cannot
> look up how one retrieves the current directory using DJGPP at all.

I don't know offhand. A quick naive check of crt0.h only shows a flag
to remove drive from argv[0], which probably isn't what you want. I
vaguely remember that Bash perhaps had some similar function to
convert c:\blah to /dev/c/blah , but don't quote me on that.

http://djgpp.cybermirror.org/beta/v2gnu/bsh205bsr3.zip

In any case, you could probably??? do something dumb like:

if blah[1] == ':' memmove(blah,&blah[2],sizeof(blah[]-2));

(Sorry if that's kinda wrong, but you get some ideas, I hope.)