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reclinker is a recursive symlinking utility. The project mirrors a hierarchy of files by means of symlinks. The program has a linker, a deleter and a test mode. By default its in linker mode. It gets into deleter mode if its invoked as recdeleter, and into test mode if its invoked as reclinktester. Linker/deleter/test mode may be forced with the -l/-d/-t switches. In linker mode it mirrors the directory tree under < from > to under < where > and symlinks files there. The symlinks point to the basename of the file processed, prefixed with < prefix >. If < prefix > is not given, it defaults to the absolute pathname of < from > (ie., the symlink points to the correct absolute filename). In deleter mode it deletes non-broken symlinks (empty directories) of the form < where >/foo, where < from >/foo is an existing file (directory). (A dir is also considered empty if it gets empty during the deletion procedure.) In test mode it tests whether symlinks/dirs under < where > corresponding to files/dirs under < from > exist, and whether are they created properly. If extra arguments are given, then they will be treated as files named relatively from < from >, and they will be proceeded individually (no mass action is taken). If "-" is among these extra arguments, then individual file names are also read from stdin; if "0-" is among them, individual file names are also read from stdin, being separated by ..
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Windows Software
Albina Merfyn - I find this to be really easy to use. I can...
