buz@ucla-cs.UUCP (04/03/87)
Does anyone have the Xenix C-source for these functions. The `opendir' family of programs seemed to originate from Berkeley. I'm not sure if BSD versions of the code would have much in common with a Xenix version designed to operate on a Xenix file system. I'm asking because I was trying to bring up the new shar program recently posted to net.sources on my Xenix system. The new shar program breaks up shar-files into reasonable size packages automatically, which seems like a nice feature. It uses the opendir-family of functions. So I seem to have the choice of reverse engineering the opendir-family from manual pages, finding somebody else's code, or forgetting the new shar. Any comments? BUZ
caf@omen.UUCP (04/04/87)
In article <5340@shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU> buz@CS.UCLA.EDU (Robert Uzgalis) writes:
:
:Does anyone have the Xenix C-source for these functions.
:The `opendir' family of programs seemed to originate
:from Berkeley. I'm not sure if BSD versions of the code
:would have much in common with a Xenix version designed
:to operate on a Xenix file system.
:
:I'm asking because I was trying to bring up the new shar
:program recently posted to net.sources on my Xenix system.
I brought up the new shar program without any special problems.
If your Xenix system doesn't have opendir, it must be out of date.
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