    // This is from Odin examples:
    // https://github.com/odin-lang/examples/blob/master/by_example/dir_info/main.odin

    package main

    import "core:fmt"
    import "core:os"
    import "core:path/filepath"
    import "core:strings"

    packedDirective :: struct #packed {
    	x: u8,
    	y: i32,
    	z: u16,
    	w: u8,
    }

    Foo :: enum {
    	A,
    	B,
    	C,
    	D,
    }

    @(private = "file")
    print_file_info :: proc(fi: os.File_Info) {
    	// Split the path into directory and filename
    	_, filename := filepath.split(fi.fullpath)

    	SIZE_WIDTH :: 12
    	buf: [SIZE_WIDTH]u8

    	raw_str := `this_is raw ;';@@""\\\' string`
    	// Print size to string backed by buf on stack, no need to free
    	_size := "-" if fi.is_dir else fmt.bprintf(buf[:], "%v", fi.size)

    	// Right-justify size for display, heap allocated
    	size := strings.right_justify(_size, SIZE_WIDTH, " ")
    	defer delete(size)

    	if fi.is_dir {
    		fmt.printf("%v [%v]\n", size, filename)
    	} else {
    		fmt.printf("%v %v\n", size, filename)
    	}
    }

    main :: proc() {
    	cwd := os.get_current_directory()
    	fmt.println("Current working directory:", cwd)

    	f, err := os.open(cwd)
    	defer os.close(f)

    	if err != os.ERROR_NONE {
    		// Print error to stderr and exit with errorcode
    		fmt.eprintln("Could not open directory for reading", err)
    		os.exit(1)
    	}

    	fis: []os.File_Info
    	defer os.file_info_slice_delete(fis) // fis is a slice, we need to remember to free it

    	fis, err = os.read_dir(f, -1) // -1 reads all file infos
    	if err != os.ERROR_NONE {
    		fmt.eprintln("Could not read directory", err)
    		os.exit(2)
    	}

    	for fi in fis {
    		print_file_info(fi)
    	}

    	enumTest := Foo.A
    	#partial switch enumTest {
    	case .A:
    		fmt.println("A")
    	case .D:
    		fmt.println("D")
    	}
    }