This is the coding I've got so far: http://pastebin.com/FvSxJmvt

If anyone could help with editting this code to have the same output as the assignment says, that'd be wonderful. The "-R" and "-l" command do not work for some reason...

CS 3 41: Operating Systems Program 3 Due: April 4, 2016 Goals The goals of this project are 1. to learn how to use file system calls 2. to implement a simple version of the ls" command 3. to practice simple systems programming in C You may use any standard C libraries. Please refer to the top of this document for the due date. Remember that your program must be submitted by 11:59:59pm on the due date, or else it will be considered late and will not be accepted. You must use the course website's Drop-Box area to submit your completed program. Please be sure to include a Makefile which, by typing "make", should build the executable, with the name myls. Your program files should include any source code files you created - make sure that your code is properly indented and documented. Also include a brief README file that explains your design and reports on the working status of your code. Assignment In this assignment, you are to write a C program - let's call it myls.c - that mimics the ls command. Your program should implement the following 1s options: 1. 1s with no option: list the names of files and directories in the current directory 2. 1s -i option: list the names and i-node numbers of files and directories in the current directorv 3. 1s -1 option: list the names of files and directories in long format 4. ls -R option: recursively list the names of all files and directories in the current directory; that is, the command is also applied to the directories within the current directory, the directories within those directories, and so forth Make sure your executable program is named myls and not 1s so that there's no confusion over which version of the program you are running An example run is shown on the next page. If you're not familiar with these options, you should familiarize yourself with them. Also, you should look at the Linux man pages for their exact descriptions. Sample filel file2 Research Teaching paper paper2 paper3 filel paperl