fspace -- a dinky little utility that was developed mostly as an exercise
in pointers to structs than for any actual use.  fspace prints out
information on filesystem usage for whatever file you hand it; give it a
path and it will tell you how much space is available on that filesystem.

it comes in handy on rescue floppies since it's small, fast, and only
75Kb when statically linked and stripped.  (of course, this is no
great accomplishment; it's only 4Kb when dynamically linked, but such
is life...)

written by cyrus durgin (cider@speakeasy.org) - do whatever you want
with it.  if it breaks your stuff, i claim absolutely no responsibility.
if you do something cool with it, i'd like to hear about it, since i
find that to be a rather unlikely prospect.

to compile, type 'make'.  to install it in /usr/local/bin, type 'make
install'.

have a nice day.

12/12/96
