What is Scandir?

	Scandir is a short program I wrote soon after I started using
Soft Links under AmigaDos 2.04. I know that they are not fully
supported, but most of the software I use appears to work without any
trouble, and Scandir satisfies the biggest complaint I had.  I've also
tested this under AmigaDos 3.0, so I think it should work most anywhere.

	Scandir is a directory listing program.  It is actually quite
simple and doesn't have a lot of the fancy features that other directory
listing programs have, but it has one feature that I haven't seen
anywhere else.  Scandir will print the full pathname of the file that
a link resolves to for both hard and soft links, as well as identifying
the type of link.

You can redistribute Scandir anyway you want, and do anything with the
source code you want.  But please don't turn it into something else
altogether and distribute it under the same name.  The source code compiles
under DICE 2.06.57R without any problems, and I think it should also compile
under SAS/C, but I have no way of testing that.

Sugguestion, Comments

	I am looking for some feedback on Scandir.  I'd like to make it a
little more full featured, but I don't want to add features that people
don't find useful.  If you have sugguestions, or comments, please drop
me a note at one of these two Internet addresses:

tjhayko@io.org                      (this is the prefered address)
tom.hayko@comnet.cbmtor.gts.org     (this is the Canadian C= BBS 905-499-9375)