Kon Lovett wrote: > [...] We do need to remember that whatever > their compatibility layers/modes Win32 & MacOS X are not unix. [...]
Hello, just to clarify this: Win32 itself doesn't even provide any compatibility layer to look like UNIX. But MacOS X *is* a UNIX system. The native API for userspace to communicate with the kernel is POSIX compliant and you can even reuse FreeBSD kernel level code in MacOS X to some extent -- how much more UNIX do you want? Anything that looks or works like MacOS 9 or lower in MacOS X is a compatibility hack, not the other way around! cu, Thomas _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users
