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2 total messages Started by Thomas Hopfner Thu, 14 Mar 1996 00:00
Wanted: ONCRPC-Sources for Alpha (Digital Unix)
#5967
Author: Thomas Hopfner
Date: Thu, 14 Mar 1996 00:00
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Hi there,

does anybody know if there�s a possibility to get 64bit-clean ONCRPC
sources? I would need them for my thesis work (Asynchronous rpc�s with
ONCRPC).

At the moment I�m working with the ONCRPC-4.0 sources, but on our alphas
(Digital Unix 3.2c) the headers of the rpc-includes are like
"Revision:4.2.7.2 (DEC) Date: 1993/06/08".

I would greatly appreciate any help getting those sources, because I
have some big problems porting the 4.0 sources to alpha.

Thanks a lot,

        Tom.

P.S.: We do have to use ONCRPC.. ;]
-- 
Thomas.Hopfner@lpr.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de
http://www.lpr.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de/~hopfner/
Re: Wanted: ONCRPC-Sources for Alpha (Digital Unix)
#5968
Author: Eric Werme
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1996 00:00
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hopfner@lpr.e-technik.tu-muenchen.de (Thomas Hopfner) writes:

>At the moment I�m working with the ONCRPC-4.0 sources, but on our alphas
>(Digital Unix 3.2c) the headers of the rpc-includes are like
>"Revision:4.2.7.2 (DEC) Date: 1993/06/08".

The revision headers we use have nothing to do with Sun's.  Plus, the
RCS number get bumped for several little things.  Some of the bigger
things are threads-safeness.

>I would greatly appreciate any help getting those sources, because I
>have some big problems porting the 4.0 sources to alpha.

They're only available to folks with source licenses.  I did hack up
a set of prisitine Sun code one afternoon with an eye to posting it
as part of a NFS unit test program.  90% of the changes are to to make
things like xdr_long() take a long (64 bits) but only encode 32.

Also, I guess there were a number of places (xdr_enum(), for example)
that calls xdr_long() instead of xdr_int().  Maybe it made sense at the
time.
-- 
Eric (Ric) Werme         |  werme@zk3.dec.com
Digital Equipment Corp.  |  This space intentionally left blank.
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