simulating the ftruncate() function in C under xenix

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2 total messages Started by Hi Ho Silver Tue, 06 Nov 1990 01:14

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Author: Hi Ho Silver
Date: Tue, 06 Nov 1990 01:14

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   I'm trying to compile a C program which uses the ftruncate() function;
however, Xenix (or at least the version here) doesn't have this function.
Can anyone point me towards how to simulate such a beastie?  I'd
appreciate email replies, since articles often tend to expire before
I get to see them.

advTHANXance!
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Re: simulating the ftruncate() function in C under xenix

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Author: Paul Chamberlain
Date: Thu, 08 Nov 1990 17:56

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silver@xrtll.uucp (Hi Ho Silver) writes:
>   I'm trying to compile a C program which uses the ftruncate() function;
>however, Xenix (or at least the version here) doesn't have this function.

See chsize() and use -lx.

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