I am self-sponsoring this fast-track, which expires on 2007-Sep-28. It seeks to clarify that a function previously ARC'd as Evolving never existed but that a related function which was introduced should be Consolidation Private.
0. Related previous ARC cases PSARC 1998/361 - Native LDAP 1. Problem The above case introduced getldapaliasbyname(3n) as an Evolving function with a man page. No function by that (exact) name was ever putback, though. What was putback was __getldapaliasbyname() with no man page. Furthermore, the binding for the latter function in the library's map file is Private, and there is and only ever has been one consumer (sendmail). Therefore I assert that the Native LDAP case was incorrectly specified. 2. Solution This case seeks to clarify that __getldapaliasbyname() is a Consolidation Private interface and that getldapaliasbyname() is not and has never been an Evolving interface. -- John http://blogs.sun.com/jbeck
