by dragisha@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Dragi?a Durić)
Nov 11, 2004 at 03:51 PM
How about using (adequate) POSIX set of interfaces there?
I've implemented POSIX (4a, IIRC) threads a year ago and it is my
intention to add more POSIX 4 and replace more "legacy" M3-C
interfaces on the way.
And, if you are doing M3-C work, just be careful and not use traced
heap data in any arguments used to communicate with C calls - it is
much better to avoid these situations than to grow RTHeapDepC. Or
unless you want to run your programs with crippled garbage collector.
dd
Henning Thielemann <iakd0@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:<Pine.A42.3.96.1041109150121.35324A-100000@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>...
> The type FILE_star is not defined for SOLgnu's Cstdio. It looks like
> 'UNTRACED REF iobuf' plays this role here. How can I design a C library
> wrapper using the FILE type that can be compiled both for SOLgnu and for
> LINUXLIBC6?
