[fdisk(8) doesn't belong to the category of toolchain, so I'm CC'ing
tech-userlevel@ instead.]

On Sun, Feb 01, 2004 at 10:12:13PM -0500, slick wrote:
> Hi,
> 	I decided to write a new fdisk(8) program for unix. The main goal was to be
> able to do all the MBR manipulation from the command line, to be portable
> across all unix platform using libc, to work alone, to be as small and
> simple as possible and to be easy to maintain and extend.
> 
> 	I did it.
> 
> 	Program:
> 		- do anything the exiting fdisk(8) do and even more(also more to come).
> 		- compiles, run and work on any sane unix platform with standard libc.
> 		- has no need for anything else than "/bin/sh" and "/usr/lib/libc*".
> 		- is 10 times smaller.
> 		- in pure C.
> 		- has no struct.
> 
> 	I tested it, but you know I might have forget some details or even do
> things better.
> 
> 	Please review the code, the structure, the functionality and the error
> possibility.
> 
> 	I accept any (good and/or bad) feedback if its constructive.

Why don't you use getopt(3)?

Jun-Young