Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Joseph Kowalski <jek3 at sun.com> wrote:
>
>
>>> See above, it they are an implementation detail, then /usr/include/ast/
>>> does
>>> not belong into Solaris for the same reason.
>>>
>>>
>> I believe ast has an associated public library and at least some of
>> those headers are need
>> to link against that library.
>>
>
> As I mentioned before, ast has no library that is in use by more than ksh93
> on OpenSolaris while /usr/include/schily is related to a public library that
> is
> used be several programs on OpenSolaris already.
>
> J?rg
>
1. Does ksh93 publish the interfaces to the provided by the lib in
question? If it does,
perhaps Korn or Roland could comment (and perhaps consider changing
this).
(We can't force them to change, but if we ask nicely, they might
consider it. Its
quite clear from the discussions that they want to do the right thing.)
2. I didn't go back to the ksh/ast cases, but I'm pretty sure this
library is Project Private.
If its not mentioned, it is assumed to be Project Private.
3. "used by several programs on OpenSolaris" is not the same as "used by
several
programs *provided by* OpenSolaris".
- jek3
