seaotter@athena.mit.edu (Stacy L Ramirez) (07/28/90)
Lacking access to proper documentation, the intrepid porter of unix programs to VMS systems asked with trepidation: How does one call SYS$GETSYI from a C program? Apparently the #define's in <SYIDEF.H> contain the main arguments of this function, but are there other arguments too? Must any file other than <SYIDEF.H> be included? Have I got the whole idea of SYS$GETSYI wrong in the first place? Help. Please! ____Mike_Zraly____________________________________________________________ | obligatory address : c/o seaotter@athena.mit.edu | | obligatory disclaimer : My views don't represent anyone but me | | obligatory quote : Nothing takes the taste out of peanut | | butter quite like unrequited love. | | -- Charlie Brown | :________________________________________________________________________:
seaotter@athena.mit.edu (Stacy L Ramirez) (07/28/90)
In article <1990Jul27.201050.25250@athena.mit.edu> seaotter@athena.mit.edu (Stacy L Ramirez) writes: >Lacking access to proper documentation, the intrepid porter of unix >programs to VMS systems asked with trepidation: > Said intrepid porter should also have noted that the HELP facility at his site appears to be under maintenance or something -- in any event it is NOT available to him right now. ____Mike_Zraly____________________________________________________________ | obligatory address : c/o seaotter@athena.mit.edu | | obligatory disclaimer : My views don't represent anyone but me | | obligatory quote : Nothing takes the taste out of peanut | | butter quite like unrequited love. | | -- Charlie Brown | :________________________________________________________________________: