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I am struggling with conversion of code from Solaris 1.1 to Solaris
2.3.  Please don't be convinced when told the job will be trivial.  To
date, the cases where the conversion was trivial were pieces of trivial
code.

Right now I am trying to convert a piece of code which calls statfs().  There
doesn't appear to be an equivalent that I can find under Solaris 2.3.

While telling me that routine abc is obviously the replacement for
statfs will help - an even better help would be a pointer to a plain ASCII
file containing a mapping from function ABC to function XYZ .

Thanks!
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: I am struggling with conversion of code from Solaris 1.1 to Solaris
: 2.3.  Please don't be convinced when told the job will be trivial.  To
: date, the cases where the conversion was trivial were pieces of trivial
: code.

: Right now I am trying to convert a piece of code which calls statfs().  There
: doesn't appear to be an equivalent that I can find under Solaris 2.3.

: While telling me that routine abc is obviously the replacement for
: statfs will help - an even better help would be a pointer to a plain ASCII
: file containing a mapping from function ABC to function XYZ .

: Thanks!
: --
: :s Great net resources sought...

: :s Personal: 674 Falls Place,   Reynoldsburg, OH 43068-1614
: The task of an educator should be to irrigate the desert not clear the forest.

I have often thought that a very nice internet resource would be a database
of every C library function & System Call, with a list of machines on which
it appears and a brief desciption of what it does. As a bonus a snippet of code
to implement the function where possible would be paradise!

Has anyone heard of such a thing?

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Neil Faulks