recls 1.8.10

recls (recursive ls) is a platform-independent recursive search library.
This library came about as the first exemplar for my C/C++ Users Journal column, Positive Integration, which deals with issues of language integration between C/C++ and a host of other languages.
The library itself is implemented in C/C++, but presents a pure C API. It is compatible with UNIX and Win32 operating systems (though the FTP recursive searching is currently Win32-only), and is compatible with most popular C/C++ compilers, including:
- Borland (v5.51+)
- Comeau (v4.3.0.1+)
- Metrowerks CodeWarrior (v8.x+)
- Digital Mars (v8.40+)
- GCC (v3.2+)
- Intel (v7.0+)
- Microsoft Visual C++ (v6.0+)
Note that the base library requires components from the STLSoft libraries (which is another open-source library Im involved with).
In addition to the base library, there are mappings to several other languages/technologies. Currently these are
"regular" C++
- D
- COM
- .NET (C# and Managed C++)
- Perl
- Python
- Ruby
- STL
Enhancements:
- In the core, Recls_SearchFeedback() (and, hence, Recls_Search()) was fixed for the case when both searchRoot and pattern are NULL; general fixes were made for Unicode compilation.
- In recls/C++, fixes were made to namespace-exports for shims for Recls::Entry class.
- In recls/STL, general fixes were made for Unicode compilation.