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Old 07-07-2004
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C Libraries??
I can not locate package sys/mkdev.h on HP-UX or Linux. Is it a special package or something?
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I just found out that sys/mkdev.h package exists for Solaris in supporting makedev function. Is there a Linux/Unix equavilent package?

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Why is this in Shell Programming?

On HP-UX, there is a makedev macro in <sys/mknod.h>. Don't know about Linux.
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Quote:
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Why is this in Shell Programming?
I don't know. I clicked on C Programming in the UNIX Environment
and it took me here.
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Moved to C Programming.
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Thanks Driver!

May I ask another question...

Code:
char *showallargs(int fd, struct prpsinfo *p)
when i compile this line gives me an error of "warning: `struct prpsinfo' declared inside parameter list"
could you explain please?
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sorry i have another question... what does it mean when a compilation error says " error: dereferencing pointer to incomplete type" for this line
Code:
 int argc = p->pr_argc;
p is declared as

Code:
   struct prpsinfo *p;
from the previous question.
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