DFIND NAME Dfind - search through RT-11 filesystem. SYNOPSIS dfind [ -adpqv ][ -f filename ][ [ device ][ file-pattern ] ...] DESCRIPTION Dfind is a utility for searching through an RT-11 structured file system and the subdevices on it. Dfind looks for file pattern on device. For each device/filename argument, the default filepattern is "*"; and the default device is DK:, unless the -f flag is used. With the -f flag, the default device is filename. -f filename is described above. -d allows only empty or deleted files to be matched. -p allows only protected permanent files to be attached. -a allows all files (except tentative) to be matched. -v causes statistics (files, blocks, free blocks) to be printed out after each pattern matched. -q causes those statistics not to be printed. AUTHOR Written in April, 1982, by Kris A. Kugel at Lachman Associates, Inc. 645 Blackhawk Dr., Westmont, IL. 60559 BUGS Dfind is not useful under Coherent without the -f flag. This utility is not entirely stable; it is still under development. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Dfind was developed for use under TSX+ with the Omnex subdevice handler and/or Coherent. It should come up and run under RT-11 V4, or UNIX (TM Bell Telephone Labs) with little or no problem due to conditional compilation. The DECUS C system could not be used because of a bug/ feature in lseek that prevented seeks and reads to blocks that were not accessed earlier. This may be fixed in current versions, otherwise a new lseek could be written rather easily. It works with the Whitesmith's C compiler, however, a .SAV file could not be distributed because the Whitesmith's run-time library is protected by copyright. Refer all questions to Kris Kugel.