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In article <1992Oct9.230027.1638@cubetech.com> andrew@cubetech.com writes:
> In article <4ep3D7i00iUxE1J0Yj@andrew.cmu.edu> js3b+@andrew.cmu.edu (James  
Vincent Schultz) writes:
> >How can I read & write a stream?
> 
> NX_READWRITE
> 
> everbody should index /usr/include and put it on their default
> bookshelf.  It's already done for you in 3.0 (and there's also
> header-viewer in 3.0...)

Build a precompiled header for all of /usr/include that you are interested in.   
You might try something like this:

--- NeXT.h ----------------------------
#import <ansi/ansi.h>
#import <objc/Object.h>
#import <objc/objc-runtime.h>
#import <objc/objc-load.h>
#import <appkit/appkit.h>
#import <appkit/obsoleteBitmap.h>
#import <dpsclient/dpswraps.h>
#import <3Dkit/3Dkit.h>
#import <ri/qrman.h>
#import <machkit/NXPort.h>
#import <machkit/NXNetNameServer.h>
#import <machkit/NXProtocolChecker.h>
#import <remote/NXProxy.h>
----------------------------------------

Then in a shell type: cc -precomp NeXT.h -o NeXT.p

Viola!  A precompiled header (.p).  Stuff it in ~/Library/Headers or wherever  
your faith tells you is right.  It will open HeaderViewer when double-clicked.   
Note that the order you import things will affect the hierarchy structure in  
HeaderViewer.

Read those Release Notes!  (There are some neat things in there that obviously  
aren't supposed to be regarding 4.0!)

Linus Upson
lupson@geom.umn.edu