This project is an improved version of the standard cp command. It adds the following new features:

Support for copying compressed files: This project can copy files that are compressed using gzip, bzip2, or zip. Support for copying files with long names: This project can copy files with names that are longer than 255 characters. Support for copying files with special characters: This project can copy files that contain special characters, such as spaces, tabs, or newlines. This project is still under development and may contain bugs. Please create a new issue if you find any bugs.

Version: 1.0

Author: Ehsan Tork

GitHub link: https://github.com/journalehsan/neocp

Thank you, Ehsan Tork

To install and compile your project in Linux, follow these steps:

Clone the project code from GitHub: git clone https://github.com/journalehsan/neocp.git Navigate to the project directory: cd neocp Compile the project: gcc -o neocp neocp.c OR

clang -o neocp neocp.c Change the output to the name neocp with the -o switch: ‍‍‍gcc -o neocp -o neocp neocp.c OR

clang -o neocp -o neocp neocp.c Copy the neocp file to the system's bin directory: sudo cp neocp /usr/bin/ Now you can use neocp as a regular command:

neocp source_file destination_file For example:

neocp README.md ~/Desktop/README.md This command will copy the README.md file to the Desktop directory.

Explanation:

The -o switch tells the compiler to save the output with the specified name. The sudo switch allows you to copy files to the system's bin directory. I hope this helps!

Migrate to CMake: This will make it easier to build and install the project on different platforms. Fix bugs: One of the bugs is that the project fails if the destination is not specified. Add more features: For example, you could add support for copying directories, or for copying files with symbolic links.