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» Hard Link |
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A hard link is a file object that
is a reference to another file or directory. A file pointed at by hard links
retains its data until all links to the file have been deleted. |
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» Root Directory |
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You can specify a directory as
the location of a UNIX style root. This allows applications to reference
path names beginning at the root. See the C RTL manual for more information on POSIX root( / ) Support. |
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» Time of Last File Access |
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New time stamps on files are available
including the times when:
— a file was last accessed
— a file attribute was last modified
— the data in a file was last modified
— a file attribute or data was last revised |
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» Case Preservation in File Name |
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File names can be case-sensitive. You can enable this feature with a switch. See the
C RTL manual for more information. |
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» Case Preservation in Command-Line
Arguments |
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Command-line arguments can be passed
to C and C++ programs in a case-sensitive fashion. This feature can be enabled
with a switch.See the C RTL manual for more information. |
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» Extended Legal File Name Characters |
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A greater number of characters,
including colons and quotation marks, are now allowed in file names. See the C RTL manual for more information. |
