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GREP: Search Files for PatternGREP is used to search for strings in multiple files. Digital Mars grep is handy because it's fast, will search system and hidden files, will search for wide characters strings, and will search binary files.Command syntax:
grep [switches] pattern { file }
Example:To search all .c files for the string 'this':grep this *.cTo find which library file is the one to link for FindFirstFile(): grep -i findfirstfile \dm\lib\*.* |