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| Short: | Semantic N-ary Filesystem Tree Generator |
| Author: | Wizardry and Steamworks |
| Uploader: | "Wizardry and Steamworks" <wizardry steamworks outlook com> |
| Type: | util/dir |
| Version: | 4.4 |
| Architecture: | m68k-amigaos; ppc-morphos; ppc-warpup; ppc-powerup |
| Date: | 2026-08-30 |
| Replaces: | util/dir/arbor.lha |
| URL: | https://grimore.org/computer_science/formalizing_our_complete_filesystem_tree_representation_model |
| Download: | util/dir/arbor.lha - View contents | | Readme: | util/dir/arbor.readme |
| Downloads: | 176 |
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-=:[ ChangeLog ]:=-
20260830
- add the -s/--scan flag to actually scan a filesystem
20260824
- make it multiarch!
- make sure that the binary emits a proper version like all AmigaOS programs
20260821
- synchronize with the latest formalism
- add version and proper command-line arguments processing
- update test harness for more important tests
-=:[ About ]:=-
"arbor" is a command-line utility that reads paths from the standard command-
line input and then generates a visual tree by lookng at any overlapping path-
components. For example, the invocation:
arbor "/a" "/a/a" "/a/a/a" "/a/b/a"
will generate the tree:
root
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+---+ a
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+---+ a
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+---+ b/a
We wrote this utility because we find our filesystem-tree syntax way more
aesthetically pleasing and arbor does not rely on reading any actual filesystem
tree such that all the paths supplied on the command-line as input can be purely
fictive paths with "/" being the path-delimiter. With that said arbor should
work flawlessly on any architecture it is delivered for and works even better as
a scripting-language program (like node.js or python) but given minimalist
environments such as our beloved AmigaOS that cannot run complex JIT and/or
interpreters, we decied to release arbor as a C program instead.
-=:[ Usage ]:=-
Clicking the installer will copy the arbor binary to c: but all the executables
are to be found under the "c" folder after unpacking the LHA archive.
The arbor_test script uses the 68k binary to render some trees that are very
illustrative of the formalism and how it handles its edge cases.
arbor can be called with paths on the command-line in order to draw a tree using
the paths as input and without relying on the filesystem at all. However, it is
recently possible to also scan a filesystem path recursively using the -s/--scan
switch with the first parameter set to a path in order to have arbor generate a
tree from the path passed as parameter as the starting path.
-=:[ Further Documentation ]:=-
For what it is worth, the entire N-ary representation is formalized on the
following page:
* https://grimore.org/computer_science/formalizing_our_complete_filesystem_tree_representation_model
that also includes links to various other implementations as well as floppies
for LLMs in case you wish to expand the formal system to include other features.
-=:[ Copyright and Credits ]:=-
Icons are from flaticon.com and our own contributions are licensed:
(C) 2026 Wizardry and Steamworks, MIT
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Contents of util/dir/arbor.lha
PERMSSN UID GID PACKED SIZE RATIO METHOD CRC STAMP NAME
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
[Amiga] 38600 38875 99.3% -lh5- 7e06 Aug 18 22:35 arbor.info
[Amiga] 4669 19812 23.6% -lh5- aea4 Aug 30 09:17 arbor/arbor.c
[Amiga] 1436 3011 47.7% -lh5- 2d06 Aug 30 09:19 arbor/arbor.readme
[Amiga] 56 56 100.0% -lh0- cdf1 Aug 18 22:35 arbor/arbor.readme.info
[Amiga] 1597 9131 17.5% -lh5- 035d Aug 24 07:10 arbor/arbor_test
[Amiga] 67804 68449 99.1% -lh5- 7c27 Aug 21 23:01 arbor/arbor_test.info
[Amiga] 3173 4944 64.2% -lh5- aa05 Aug 30 09:20 arbor/c/arbor_68k
[Amiga] 3161 4880 64.8% -lh5- fe7a Aug 30 09:20 arbor/c/arbor_68020_fpu
[Amiga] 3135 4840 64.8% -lh5- c9ff Aug 30 09:20 arbor/c/arbor_68020_soft
[Amiga] 6439 10968 58.7% -lh5- 3800 Aug 30 09:20 arbor/c/arbor_kick13
[Amiga] 8469 20516 41.3% -lh5- 9eaa Aug 30 09:20 arbor/c/arbor_morphos
[Amiga] 8870 22144 40.1% -lh5- 0156 Aug 30 09:20 arbor/c/arbor_powerup
[Amiga] 7991 17880 44.7% -lh5- 3b19 Aug 30 09:20 arbor/c/arbor_warpos
[Amiga] 758 2207 34.3% -lh5- 10a3 Aug 24 07:58 arbor/Install
[Amiga] 35573 37363 95.2% -lh5- 69c2 Aug 18 22:37 arbor/Install.info
[Amiga] 1238 4666 26.5% -lh5- ba3e Aug 30 09:06 arbor/Makefile
[Amiga] 1587 6276 25.3% -lh5- 5b8e Aug 30 07:49 arbor/Makefile.docker
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Total 17 files 194556 276018 70.5% Aug 30 21:49
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