Gordon Ross wrote:
> Are the <sys/list.h> types and functions used on any other systems?
> Or something similar? Or would this be Solaris-specific?
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> The one I've most often run across on other systems is the
> BSD-style <sys/queue.h> (which Nevada has now).
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Wow. I didn't even know that queue.h was present. However, it is also
not covered by any ARC case.
I really, really wish CRTs and project teams would pay closer attention
and not *deliver* header files into SUNWhea which are intended for
internal (Consolidation Private or Project Private) use only.
Anyway, these list functions would be Solaris-specific.
The BSD queue functions, while richer, actually are defined as macros,
so there isn't really a binary compatibility concern when using them.
(There could be source compatibility concerns, however.) The list.h
stuff is all defined as functions, which live in genunix.
-- Garrett
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>> Unlike virtually every other FOSS, we Solaris has not common faciility that
>> is *public* for driver developers for managing linked lists.
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