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From article <5697.25ee4ba2@jane.uh.edu>, by cosc6bp@jane.uh.edu (A JETSON News User):
> 
> Greetings,
> 
> I am wondering where I can beg, borrow or steal the source code for Unix.
> I asked Sun how much they wanted for their source of SunOS and it was very
> expensive for my graduate student budget.  If I can get the whole kernel that
> would be great, but what I am really interested in is stdio.c  How 'bout it
> GNU?  If they don't have it, does anyone know where I can get it.  This is
> all for my Master's thesis.
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Ignacio Valdes - University of Houston

Check out MINIX which is a full blown implementation of Unix System 7. 
It comes with complete source, and it has *3* stdio packages [we haven't
figured out which one is better yet...].  If your university already has
MINIX, you can copy it off of them for free (that's the copyright).  If
not, $110 for the complete system is reasonable for ANYONE's graduate
budget.  MINIX was implemented by Dr. Andrew Tanenbaum.

For more info, check out comp.os.minix.

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