SGF (Systéme de Gestion de Fichiers) or FMS (File Management System) written in C in part of a school project..

c school-project

C 99.5%
Makefile 0.5%

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README.md

File Management System

SGF (Systéme de Gestion de Fichiers) or FMS (File Management System)

Building

Use the MAKEFILE commands make to build the executable.

make # for a release version
make debug # for a debug version
make clean # if you are tinkering in the code

Usage

The usage is pretty similar to linux bash system, you use commands to navigate and to create, move, modify or delete files/directories.
If you know how linux bash system works.. Well I don't need to tell you the details.