Re: FindFirstFile

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>I write a code to see files and subdirectories of a directory.
>
>But if a directory has no subdirectory or any file, findClose does not
>release directory handle. So I cannot remove that directories.

You've presented a lot of code, most of which is superfluous to the
nature of your problem.

Can you post a minimal example that illustrates just what the problem
is - it's hard to see the wood for the trees in your current example.

>From what you mention, are you using a pocket PC device emulator? Does
the same problem exist for a Win32 application run on your desktop?

Dave
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