#if !defined _WIN32 && !defined _WIN64

#include <string.h>

//Wraps the system implementation of splitpath(), and guarantees that the

// resulting directory path contains only '/' instead of '\\'.

void _splitpath(const char *path, char *drive, char *directory, char *filename, char *extension)

{

// The drive name is never valid on a Mac.

drive[0] = '\0';

// Copy the full filename to the directory buffer. That's where we'll

// start screwing with it.

strcpy(directory, path);

// Fix any backslashes that occur in the path.

for (unsigned int i=0; i<strlen(path); i++)

if (directory[i] == '\\')

directory[i] = '/';

// Try to find the last '/' in the filename.

char *pFilename = strchr(directory, '/');

int lastPos;

int len = strlen(directory);

while (pFilename)

{

lastPos = pFilename - directory;

if (lastPos == len - 1)

break;

char *lastFound = pFilename;

pFilename = strchr(pFilename + 1, '/');

if (!pFilename)

{

pFilename = lastFound;

break;

}

}

// If there is one, then the file name has to come after the '/'.

if (pFilename != 0)

{

strncpy(directory, path, lastPos + 1);

strcpy(filename, pFilename + 1);

directory[lastPos + 1] = 0;

}

else

{

directory[0] = 0;

strcpy(filename, path);

}

char *pExtension = strchr(filename, '.');

if (!pExtension)

extension[0] = 0;

else

{

lastPos = pExtension - filename;

len = strlen(filename);

while (pExtension)

{

lastPos = pExtension - filename;

if (lastPos == len - 1)

break;

char *lastFound = pExtension;

pExtension = strchr(pExtension + 1, '.');

if (!pExtension)

{

pExtension = lastFound;

break;

}

}

strcpy(extension, pExtension);

filename[lastPos] = 0;

}

}

#endif