"Vladimir Panteleev" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:op.uv86plz3m02...@cybershadow... > > Some libraries are packaged with documentation, examples, etc. with the > actual source in a subdirectory. On my system I resolve this with a > "packages" directory (containing library packages with the directory > structure intact) and an "import" directory, which contains symlinks to > the libraries' source directories. We can't do this since some users still > use FAT32. >
Do you mean to imply NTFS can do this? How? Possible on Win, too? I'm a big Windows guy, but symlinks are one of the things I really miss from the times I've used Unix.
