#include "time.h"
#include "sys\stat.h"
#include "stdio.h"
void main(){
struct stat status;
FILE *fp;
stat("c:\\tc\\bin",&status);
clrscr();
if (status.st_mode & S_IFDIR)
printf("It is directory.\n");
if (status.st_mode & S_IFCHR)
printf("It is chracter file.");
if (status.st_mode & S_IFREG)
printf("It is reggular file.");
getch();
}
Output: It is directory.
Explanation:
Function int stat (char *, struct stat *) store the information of open file in form of structure struct stat Structure struct stat has been defined in sys\stat.h as
struct stat {
short st_dev, st_ino;
short st_mode, st_nlink;
int st_uid, st_gid;
short st_rdev;
long st_size, st_atime;
long st_mtime, st_ctime;
};
Here
(m)st_dev: It describe file has stored in which drive of your computer.
(n)st_mode: It describes various modes of file like file is read only, write only, folder, character file etc.
(o)st_size: It tells the size of file in byte.
(p)St_ctime:It tells last data of modification of
the file.
There are some macro has been defined in sys\stat.h
Name Meaning
S_IFMT File type mask
S_IFDIR Directory
S_IFIFO FIFO special
S_IFCHR Character special
S_IFBLK Block special
S_IFREG Regular file
S_IREAD Owner can read
S_IWRITE Owner can write
S_IEXEC Owner can execute
So masking or bitwise and operation between status.st_mode and S_IFDIR return true if it is directory and so on
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