I also found some code for allocating memory which inspired me. In the spirit of open source, it didn't take much searching before I found file I/O code for Linux to inspire me.
Linux gives the user easy and direct access to the file system. Many years ago, I tried writing the same program on Windows using proprietary C libraries, and I got stuck trying to get the file copying routing to work. I wrote it for Linux specifically in part because it's easy to find well-tested file I/O routines on Linux. You can download my application from its Git repository. Another reason is that I don't always have the money for a streaming service, so I like to have my own copies of the songs I enjoy. That's one reason for having MP3 files on a smartphone. Sweden is a sparsely populated country with many rural areas where you don't have full cell phone coverage.
I then copy the MP3 files to my smartphone to listen to them on the go. The program goes through a directory containing my MP3 library, and then creates a directory with a random, smaller selection of songs.
I recently wrote a C program in Linux to create a smaller random selection of MP3 files from my extensive MP3 library.
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