Walk a directory tree and print the name of every regular file.
Walk traverses a directory hierarchy starting at path
and
prints the name of every regular file. It doesn't print the
names of directories.
Install walk into /usr/local/bin
with the following command:
$ make install
You can use make PREFIX=/some/other/directory install
if you wish
to use a different destination. If you want to remove walk from
your system, use make uninstall
.
While you can accomplish the same with find
, walk
is faster
because it does less work by focusing on one common use case. I
wrote it so that I could traverse deep file hierarchies in a fraction
of the time it takes find
to complete.
If you find a bug, please create an issue detailing the ways to reproduce it. If you have a suggestion, create an issue detailing the use case.