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   chdir

   Usage
   #include <direct.h>
   int chdir(char *path);

   Description
   chdir  is  a  system call that changes the current  directory  to  the
   directory  specified  in  the  path argument. path  must  be  a  valid
   directory. It is possible to specify a drive in the path argument,  in
   which  case  the current directory on that drive is changed,  but  the
   current drive is not changed.

   Example
   #include <direct.h>
   #include <stdio.h>
   char *path = "\\temp";
   main()
   {
   int result;
        result = chdir(path);
        if(result != 0)
             printf("Could not change to directory %s\n",path);
        else
             printf("Directory changed to %s\n",path);
   }

   Return Value
   Returns a 0 upon success otherwise a -1 and errno is set.