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In article <1992Jun22.140713.16726@meteor.wisc.edu>, mjo@snclib.snc.edu (Mike O'Connor) writes:
>In article <1992Jun21.062803.16523@eng.umd.edu> cross@eng.umd.edu (Chris P. Ross) writes:
>
>:  My first attempt failed, not producing an executable, because the linker
>:couldn't find _getrusage and _getwd.  I was lookin through, and realized
>:these were protected by an #ifdef USG.  So, I looked at xm-hp320.h, and
>:saw the that #def was commented out.  Does anyone know why it was commented
>:out?  I realize HPUX is BSDish in places, but it is mostly sysV...
>:
>:  At any rate, after uncommenting this line, it would compile.  It produced
>
>getrusage() is accessible via syscall() -- unsupported.  Check out
>/usr/include/sys/syscall.h, for more information.

  The include file doesn't help much.  But, more acurately, that does tell
me that if I can find a manual, I can probably get that to work, assuming
that there aren't bugs in it...
  
>getwd() is in the BSD library in /usr/lib.

  Yeah, but I don't like using BSD compat libs.  At a matter of common
fact, they are usually buggy...

>As an interim solution, I suggest you tweak things a little so that
>these calls are found.

  It seems to work just fine if I #define USG.  If I don't #def USG, will
that activate one of the debugging types?

>-- 
>Mike O'Connor
>"The NNTP Administrator"
><mjo@snclib.snc.edu>

                                  - Chris
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