This module provides functions for manipulating the current directory on disks, and disk like devices. It is based on the Windows direct.h header. At the beginning of the program use the directives #include #include The following functions are defined: n,e = getcwd(d,&s); Read the current directory on device d into string s, returning the length of the directory name in n and error code e. The device specifier d consists of the drive number and disk number combined by the | operator. If the length of the name is 0, there is no current directory or there was an error. r,e = chdir(d,&n); Change the current directory on device d to the directory name n, returning result code r and error code e. The device specifier d consists of the drive number and disk number combined by the | operator. A result code of 0 indicates success, while any other value indicates failure. r,e = mkdir(d,&n); Create directory with name n on device d, returning result code r and error code e. The device specifier d consists of the drive number and disk number combined by the | operator. A result code of 0 indicates success, while any other value indicates failure. r,e = rmdir(d,&n); Remove directory with name n from device d, returning result code r and error code e. The device specifier d consists of the drive number and disk number combined by the | operator. A result code of 0 indicates success, while any other value indicates failure. d,e = getdrv(); Returns the current drive/disk identifier in d error code e. The disk/drive identifier d consists of the drive number and disk number combined by the | operator. If the returned identifier is 0, an error occured. r,e = chgdrv(d); Returns the current drive/disk to d, returning result code r and error code e. The disk/drive identifier d consists of the drive number and disk number combined by the | operator. A result code of 0 indicates success, while any other value indicates failure. n,e = drvnam(d); Return single character drive name r for disk/drive identifier d and error code e. The disk/drive identifier d consists of the drive number and disk number combined by the | operator.