brando@uicsl.csl.uiuc.edu (06/26/90)
Not exactly a question for wizards, but here goes..... If you have a Sequent S81, you already know that their OS is based on 4.2 BSD, why I don't know. Anyway, I have some programs that manipulate strings heavily, using the strtok() routines in the programmer's library. To my amazement, 4.2BSD doesn't have these. I haven't done the normal progression here, as I started on SYSV and BSD 4.3, and I guess I'm already spoiled. Now for the "meat" of the post. I need some type of compatibility library for these string functions. Is there some place on the net I can pick up this library? When I was using my SYSV box, we had the BSD networking library, and I thought there might be something simple as a library for BSD 4.2. Any guesses? I could write it, but why re-invent the wheel, when someone else has probably already done a better job at it! Thanks Tons, Brando +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Brandon Brown | Internet: brando@uicsl.csl.uiuc.edu | | Coordinated Science Laboratory | UUCP: uiucuxc!addamax!brando!brown | | University of Illinois | CompuServe: 73040,447 | | Urbana, IL 61801 | GEnie: macbrando | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
mdelany%hbapn1.prime.com@relay.cs.net ( Mark Delany) (06/29/90)
Brandon Brown (brando@uicsl.csl.uiuc.edu writes): > ... > Now for the "meat" of the post. I need some type of compatibility library for > these string functions. Is there some place on the net I can pick up this > ... I've mailed Brandon info on Henry Spencer's most useful stringlib library.