I'm with Steve on this. When 1.06 came out, I had to go through a few hoops
to get it to work on my solaris boxen, due to the same sorts of 'linux
only' additions to the code.
Let's remember folks, a major part of the philosophy behind Open Source is
Interoperability. Solaris is not some
Me too,
I tried replying last night, however the efilter
blocked my response.
I use Solaris myself. But its not limited to Solaris.
There would be problems with AIX, IRIX, HP-UX and any
other *real* unix. Major businesses typically *only* use
one of the *real* unix's, go check with Sony,
Brian Kolaci writes:
scandir() and alphasort() are BSD only API's (and look to be
simple convenience functions that could be easily coded anyway).
As for the fts functions, I think they're BSD only, not even
linux.
from fts(3):
STANDARDS
The fts utility is expected to be included in a
I'm not sure where you got that, however it looks
more like it was left behind. POSIX.1 was complete
back in 1990. fts was not included. In fact, its not
even on linux. So yes, its certainly a BSD-ism.
Brian
Brian Kolaci writes:
scandir() and alphasort() are BSD only API's (and
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At 07:33 17/01/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I use Solaris myself. But its not limited to Solaris.
There would be problems with AIX, IRIX, HP-UX and any
other *real* unix.
This is an excellent point, thanks for expanding on it!
Major businesses typically *only* use
one of the *real* unix's, go
At 04:33 AM 01-17-2003, Brian Kolaci wrote:
Me too,
I tried replying last night, however the efilter
blocked my response.
I use Solaris myself. But its not limited to Solaris.
There would be problems with AIX, IRIX, HP-UX and any
other *real* unix. Major businesses typically *only* use
Didn't mean it to be a flame. I use both linux
and solaris. For linux, I have red hat (which didn't have
the fts functions) and slakware. I think they're great.
What I meant by real was that they were licensed
for the name Unix, which implies a minimum level of
API's will exist in all the
sorry - i didn't intend to accuse you of flaming. i meant more that it
tends to be the sparc (heh) that can start a flame war.
At 09:36 AM 01-17-2003, Brian Kolaci wrote:
Didn't mean it to be a flame. I use both linux
and solaris. For linux, I have red hat (which didn't have
the fts
Hi!
When creating a mialing-list, I choose 'Message Moderation', and further
down 'Posts from addresses other than moderators are rejected. This is
applicable to message moderated lists only.'
The problem is the next time I enter the page for this mailing-list. Then
the bullet is back at
Some thoughts for the Solaris/AIX/HPUX crowd:
Bitching and moaning _might_ get something done, or it might just piss the
authors off.
Explicit lists of functions that are not available and other problems is a
step in the right direction. At least if gives them something to work on.
The best
Are any of these links of use in helping fix the scandir/alphasort problem
on solaris?
http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/projects/coohl/mhonarc/MailArchives/gempak/msg00
759.html
http://www.htdig.org/htdig-dev/2000/09/0051.html
http://www.niac.man.ac.uk/Tina/lxr/http/source/file/util/file_name.c
At 01:45 PM 01-17-2003, Rick Widmer wrote:
Some thoughts for the Solaris/AIX/HPUX crowd:
Bitching and moaning _might_ get something done, or it might just piss the
authors off.
please quote, and i mean chapter and verse, any bitching and moaning. i
think it's been the opposite. gee, steve
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