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Re: Building on Mac OS X (was Re: a quick mailutils question)
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xystrus |
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Re: Building on Mac OS X (was Re: a quick mailutils question) |
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Wed, 1 May 2002 16:04:33 -0400 |
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On Wed, May 01, 2002 at 04:59:10PM +0300, Sergey Poznyakoff wrote:
> > Well, I tried... As you can probably tell, I didn't read the rest of
> > the code... ;-)
>
> No problem :^) Actually, I am going to provide replacements for the
> *utent calls for the systems that don't have them but have utmp.h
> (OS X apparently is one of them).
I was going to comment on that earlier, but I've been absolutely swamped
today (well more like the last 2 weeks straight), so I didn't have the
time... According to Stevens' APITUE* BSD-ish systems do have the
utmp directories, as well as a struct utmp... just no functions to do
anything with them. But you apparently already know that. :)
* APITUE is _Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment_, a godsend
for anyone writing programs on Unix systems. If you don't have a
copy, I highly recommend it. It covers virtually every aspect of
programming on unix systems, excluding GUI stuff, and frequently
covers portability issues between SysV, BSD, POSIX, XPG, and probably
a few other standards I'm not thinking of...
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Xy
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