Manpages in Section 3 gone wrong !?

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2 total messages Started by Bastian Schlueter Thu, 05 Nov 1992 22:53

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Author: Bastian Schlueter
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 22:53

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Hello Everybody,

I just noticed that after installing NS3.0 my manpages seem to be
wrong. All manpages in Section 3 mention the wrong include files :-(
For example the manpage for printf() says that one has to include the
file stdio.h. But this file doesn't exist, you have to use ansi/stdio.h.
It seems that all the manpages have become worthless for looking up
include files. Am I do something wrong or have the people at NeXT
gone mad ?

Greetings Bastian
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Re: Manpages in Section 3 gone wrong !? -NO

#1326

Author: Moises Oliveira
Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1992 05:04

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In article <BUZZ.92Nov5235323@hektor.cs.tu-berlin.de> buzz@cs.tu-berlin.de (Bastian Schlueter) writes:
>Hello Everybody,
>
>I just noticed that after installing NS3.0 my manpages seem to be
>wrong. All manpages in Section 3 mention the wrong include files :-(
>For example the manpage for printf() says that one has to include the
>file stdio.h. But this file doesn't exist, you have to use ansi/stdio.h.

My printf man page says:
     #include <stdio.h>

That line will import stdio.  The NeXT C compiler will automagically
look in the right place (under ansi)

You do not need to type
    #include <ansi/stdio.h>

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