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Article #4673DIRECTORY(3) for SVR2 - (nf)
From: tim
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 1986 10:35
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 1986 10:35
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This is a reposting.
Sorry about the wrong topic - I got not a single reply from
net.sources.wanted !
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Does anyone have sources for the Berkeley 'directory(3)' routines
(i.e. opendir, readdir etc.) which run under System V ??
This means they must emulate the BSD structure including the
d_namlen and d_reclen fields AND terminate the name field with
a nullbyte. As far as I can see, one must declare a static struct
and move the simpler S V info across, checking the name length.
Some people surely have done this, since they're used in EUUG-UUCP
(in anlwrk.c for example) so help to save me reinventing the wheel
would be greatly appreciated !
Thanks in advance, {...mcvax!unido!} siedap!tim
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