README for filename globbing example program

$Source: F:/DJGPP/EXAMPLES/C/GLOB/RCS/readme.txt $
$Revision: 1.5 $
Last modified: $Date: 1997/05/13 06:21:39 $

This program demonstrates how to use DJGPP's built-in filename
globbing feature.  Unless this feature is disabled (as in the "noglob"
example), all command-line arguments are wildcard-expanded by the
startup code before before being passed to main().

The ...djgpp/examples/c/glob directory should contain the following
files:
   readme.txt   this text
   build.bat    batch file for compiling, linking & running the program
   makefile     make file for compiling, linking & running the program
   glob.c       c source code for the filename globbing example

To compile, link, and run the program, you can type any of the
following: 
   build
   make
   make go
 
Typing "build" will execute the build.bat batch file.  Typing "make
go" will cause make to build the "go" target of the makefile, which 
happens to update the executable and then run it four times with four
different command line arguments.  Typing "make" will cause make to
execute the default (i.e. first) target, which in this case is the
"go" target.  For more information about the make program, consult the
make info files. 

Once the program is built, you can run it by typing "glob" followed by
one or more regexps.  Each regexp will be expanded to a list of all
matching filenames, or else passed through to main() if no matches are
found.  Please refer to the DJGPP FAQ for more details (section 16.1
in version 2.10).

This program was compiled and tested on a 486DX-33 running Windows 95,
dos box, LFN=n, libc 2.01, gcc 2.7.2.1, make 3.75

