create a program capable of archiving the contents of a directory into a single file, much like tar does. You will write a makefile that compiles your program into an executable named arch, which has usage

arch

action	-c to create a new archive file -e to expand an existing archive file
source	Specifies the path-name of a directory that contains the files to be archived (-c) or of the archive file (-e) being expanded.
target	Specifies the path-name of the archive file that is to be created (-e) or of the directory to be created to hold the contents of the archive file.

Based on the command line arguments does one of the following:

Create: Create a new archive file (target) that, for each file in the directory specified by source, contains the data required to restore the file's name and data. The source directory is unchanged.

Expand: Create a new directory (target), which will contain all of the files and directories in the archive file, in their directory structure

Recurse the entire sub-tree rooted by (source) on create or expand

Proper care (error reporting / program termination) when opening and creating files and directories is required.

Sample Runs:

% ./arch -c . my_archive

archiving . 

Done  my_archive as been created

% ./arch -e ./expand_test my_archive

expanding to ./expand_test 

Done  my_archive as been expanded