gjw@ANDREAS.WR.USGS.GOV (Gregory J. Woodhouse) (12/01/90)
I'm afraid this is a naive question, but when is it necessary/appropriate to include Xos.h? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gregory Woodhouse |We know that the center of the earth gjw@andreas.wr.usgs.gov |is a fiery molten mass...but it's not (415) 329-4694 (office) |good to dwell on it. (415) 325-7802 (home) | U.S. Geological Survey / 345 Middlefield Rd. MS 977 / Menlo Park, CA 94025 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
jim@ncd.COM (Jim Fulton) (12/01/90)
I'm afraid this is a naive question, but when is it necessary/appropriate
to include Xos.h?
Whenever you need types are that are typically defined in:
sys/types.h
string.h vs. strings.h
sys/file.h
unistd.h
struct timeval
In general, it is for system-dependent things. If you are using Xt, then
it is automatically included by Intrinsic.h. Most raw Xlib programs in R4
include it.