Bare-bones, crude wiper for use in demos and testing. I sincerely hope this is never used for anything else.

All it does is remove regular files, something like rm -rf /*, as opposed to the fancypants wipers which zero out chunks of the drive and so on. Directories, symlinks, device files and anything else are left untouched. The removed files will be printed to stdout. No error reporting happens; if a file isn't removable, it silently skipped.

For legal use only.

Compile, put it on target, and run it. There's no configuration whatsoever.

It'll run happily without root (or Administrator) but only the files removable by the user as which it's running will be removed. This can still be really bad so proceed with caution.

Files in lettered drives (e.g. C:) will be removed. Network shares not mounted with a drive letter won't be touched.