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Getting the index of the last entry in a directory
Hello,
Is there anyway of getting the index of the last entry in a directory? I'm using a C program to read the entries, but I want to go to the last entry because the directory is very big and I don't want to read all. I was using the size of the directory file descriptor but when I remove files the size doesn't decrease. Any ideas? Thanks. |
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