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In article <1992Jan12.160923.3432@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> trussell@isis.cs.du.edu (Tim Russell) writes:
>trevor@trevan.uucp writes:
>
>>2) The new PEX code uses itimer which does not seem exist on SCO.
>
>    Nope..  Although my understanding is that 3.2v4 will have itimer support
>in it, which is, I know, small consolation for the here and now.  I'm really
>not familiar with how involved itimer() is, but if it's just a simple wait,
>SCO does have a nap() call that you might want to look into.
>
>--
>   Tim Russell               Omaha, NE           trussell@isis.cs.du.edu


Regarding the nap call from -lx, can someone tell me how it works? Is
it a busy wait or is there something actually useful there that
suspends the program? and don't forget everyone. IF YOU USE -lx MAKE
SURE YOU USE IT IN THE FORM OF -lc -lx so that everything that needs
to be satisfied from -lc is loaded from there first! Unless of course
you want to cross link a binary for a Xenix platform...  
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