What’s the difference between xcopy and xcopy32?
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Posted 2003-07-04 00:00 · 中国 江苏 南通 电信
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Posted 2003-07-04 00:00 · 中国 香港
xcopy32 can only be used in Windows, and supports long filenames
xcopy can be used in pure DOS/Windows, but does not support long filenames
xcopy can be used in pure DOS/Windows, but does not support long filenames
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The following is quoted from Roy at 2003-7-4 21:02:36:
xcopy32 can only be used in Windows, and supports long filenames
xcopy can be used in pure DOS/Windows, but does not support long filenames
Where can I get the source code for XCOPY32 (I know it’s written in C)? If so, I can recompile it with DJGPP/GCC and then it can be used in pure DOS, while supporting long filenames.
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