A simple Filesystem using Hashtables. (No re-hashing)

create <_path> - Create a file with the path given. - Prints "ok" if it's all right.
create_dir <_path> - Create a directory with the path given. - Prints "ok" if it's all right.
delete <_path> - Delete one resource without any children. - Prints "ok" if it's all right.
delete_r <_path> - Delete recursively the resource + his children. - Prints "ok" if it's all right.
write <_path> <_content> - Write inside a file. Prints "ok <number_of_characters>" if the file exists.
read <_path> - Read the content of a file. Prints "contenuto <_content> " if the file exists.
find <_name> - Find every folder/file with the given. - Prints every <_path_find> if file/s exists/-.
exit - Exit from the program (return 0 successfully).

gcc -std=c99 -O2 main.c main.h -o filesystem  

• Filesystem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_system
• Hashtable: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_table

No load and re-hashing were used in this project.
Free()s are not implemented (very bad!).
Delete_r is a fake one but it still works for this project :( .
Find uses a particular method to find elements and to order lexicographically (qsort), it's not the classic recursive method.

Tested on:

• Win7 Pro x64 - i7 4790k (4.0 GHz - 4core/8thread) - 16 GB DDR3 (1866 MHz) - SSD Samsung Evo 850 (250 GB)
• Elementary OS x64 - i7 6500U (2.6 GHz - 2core/4thread) - 16 GB DDR3 (1866 MHz) - SSD SanDisk (240 GB)

You can find any further information in the comments (main.c, main.h)

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