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kaufmann@apsst1.inf.ethz.ch (Helmut Kaufmann) writes:
>Where do I get the above header files? Thank you for any pointer!

With your ANSI C compilation system.

You can't just glue ANSI header files onto an existing implementation, because
a few of the things that must be defined in the header files require some
cooperation from the "raw" C compiler.  For example, there is no portable way
to define the "offsetof()" macro, so you can't write it without knowing how
the compiler works--and it might even have to be a compiler built-in, i.e.

	#define offsetof(x,y) __offsetof(x,y)

If you're just interested in seeing some existing practice, you can FTP the GNU
C library (prep.ai.mit.edu), or the latest NET2 BSD sources (ftp.uu.net).
(There are, no doubt, places in Europe to ftp both of these, but I don't know
them offhand.)