function dirlist = dynareParallelDir(filename,PRCDir,Parallel)
% PARALLEL CONTEXT
% In a parallel context, this is a specialized version of dir() function.
%
% INPUTS
%  o filename   []   ...
%  o PRCDir     []   ...
%  o Parallel   []   ...
%
%  OUTPUTS
%  o dirlist    []   ...
%
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%
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dirlist=[];
for indPC=1:length(Parallel),
    if ~ispc, %isunix || (~matlab_ver_less_than('7.4') && ismac),
        if Parallel(indPC).Local==0,
            if exist('OCTAVE_VERSION') % Patch for peculiar behaviour of ssh-ls under Linux.
                % It is necessary to capture the ls warning message.
                % To do it under the ssh protocol it is necessary to redirect the ls message in a text file.
                % The file is 'OctaveStandardOutputMessage.txt' and it is
                % saved in the Model directory.
                [check, ax]=system(['ssh ',Parallel(indPC).UserName,'@',Parallel(indPC).ComputerName,' ls ',Parallel(indPC).RemoteDirectory,'/',PRCDir,'/',filename, ' 2> OctaveStandardOutputMessage.txt']);
            else
                [check, ax]=system(['ssh ',Parallel(indPC).UserName,'@',Parallel(indPC).ComputerName,' ls ',Parallel(indPC).RemoteDirectory,'/',PRCDir,'/',filename]);
            end
            if check ~ 0;
                ax=[];
            end
        else

            if exist('OCTAVE_VERSION') % Patch for peculiar behaviour of ls under Linux.
                
                % It is necessary to capture the ls warning message and properly manage the jolly char '*'!
                [check ax]=system(['ls ' ,filename, ' 2> OctaveStandardOutputMessage.txt']);
                
                if check ~ 0;
                    ax=[];
                end
            else
                try
                    ax=ls(filename);
                catch
                    ax=[];
                end
            end

        end
        dirlist = [dirlist, ax];
    else
        if exist('OCTAVE_VERSION'),     % Patch for peculiar behaviour of ls under Windows.
            if Parallel(indPC).Local==0,
                ax0=dir(['\\',Parallel(indPC).ComputerName,'\',Parallel(indPC).RemoteDrive,'$\',Parallel(indPC).RemoteDirectory,'\',PRCDir,'\',filename]);
            else
                ax0=dir(filename);
            end
            if isempty(ax0),
                ax='';
            else
                clear ax1;
                for jax=1:length(ax0);
                    ax1{jax}=ax0(jax).name;
                end
                ax=char(ax1{:});
            end

        else
            if Parallel(indPC).Local==0,
                ax=ls(['\\',Parallel(indPC).ComputerName,'\',Parallel(indPC).RemoteDrive,'$\',Parallel(indPC).RemoteDirectory,'\',PRCDir,'\',filename]);
            else
                ax=ls(filename);
            end
        end
        dirlist = [dirlist; ax];
    end
end
