From: Jose Manuel Lopez-Cepero <sigma AT ctv DOT es>
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Subject: Re: A way to find how many files are currently 'open'?
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 1997 22:50:16 +0100
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hi!

Delong wrote:
 
> I was wonreing if there is a function (either from libc or an interrupt)
> that will return the number of files currently open ...

Well, I don't use open() (fopen() instead), so I'm not sure of what I
tell, but you should check the _fwalk() function on the libc ref. As far
as I can recall this does a walk on every opened file calling a routine,
you can make a function to increment a counter, and that would be it :-)

Bay

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