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Subject:	Re: ANNOUNCE: Release 3 of DJGPP port of fileutils 4.1
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Richard Dawe wrote:
> 
... snip ...
> 
> This release fixes a bug in 'ls'. Previously ls would show hidden files when
> it had not been told to. Now ls will only show hidden files, if it has been
> invoked with the '-a' command-line option. Thanks to David Monksfield for
> reporting the bug. There were also a couple of minor DJGPP-specific
> documentation updates - please see changelog.dos for details.

This persuaded me to see what was happening on my system:

>
> [1] c:\c\hashlib>which ls
> 
> "C:\djgpp\bin\"
> ls.exe        Apr  4 2002      130048  "ls.exe"
> 
> 1 item found:  1 file, 0 directories.
>    Total of file sizes:  130,048 bytes
> 
> [1] c:\c\hashlib>ls --version
> ls (GNU fileutils) 4.0
> 
> [1] c:\c\hashlib>ls d*
> cokusmt.obj  hashlib.obj  hashlib.sbr   hashtest.map  hashtest.pdb  vc60.idb
> cokusmt.sbr  hashlib.pch  hashtest.exe  hashtest.obj  hashtest.sbr  vc60.pdb
> 
> [1] c:\c\hashlib>de d* /t
> 
>  Volume in drive C is WD30-PRI41     Serial number is 3CE4:239B
>  Directory of  C:\c\hashlib\d*
> 
> Debug        <DIR>      5-17-02   1:20 ____D created files for VC6
> DESCRIPT.ION      519   4-05-02  11:47 _H_A_
>             519 bytes in 1 file and 1 dir    4,096 bytes allocated
>     625,438,720 bytes free

Looks like I should get the upgrade :-)  It is attacking the
subdirectory!

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