>>>>> "RMcG" == Roland McGrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RMcG> There is similar code in Emacs. Look at the s-gnu.h file in
RMcG> the Emacs sources and and what it does for this. Make sure
RMcG> to conditionalize properly on _STDIO_USES_IOSTREAM, since
RMcG> the iolib definition (the one you cited for linux) will
RMcG> eventually become the right one for hurd too.
So I was using the wrong STDIO interface? OK. (although I am
not sure at the moment where properly to fix this (I think it
may be tied in to the answer to Kalle's question)).
I hope that this will this also provide me with similar access
to _fileno, since the bsd/irix/hpux way does not provide a
modifiable lvalue.
The "linux" way:
void setfileno(FILE *fs, int fd)
{
fs->_fileno = fd;
}
The "bsd" way:
void setfileno(FILE *fs, int fd)
{
fileno(fs) = fd;
}
I was pleasantly surprised with the comments elsewhere on this
mailing list wrt Lisp - personally, the prospect of using
guile/scsh for Hurd translators/programming is mouthwatering :-).
Many thanks,
Paul.
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