I am trying to port a UNIX POSIX compliant application to Windows using Windows Services For UNIX version 3.5. The application is written in C and therefore I need to compile it using the cc command.
I am running into many problems, but the one that specifically has me stuck right now is this. When I run the cc command to compile a very simple C program I get two unresolved external references, one for __security_cookie and one for @__security_check_cookie@4. I looked these up in a Microsoft support Forum and was told that they are in the msvcrt.lib library. I would have assumed that under the SFU there would be a corresponding .a file that contains these references, but I cannot seem to find it.
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Before I start explaning my problem let me tell you I am new to Unix environment. I am working on a application. It was developed in java (on Windows machine). But application for production will be deployed on AIX machine.
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RARENTRY(3) 1 RARENTRY(3)The RarEntry classINTRODUCTION
A RAR entry, representing a directory or a compressed file inside a RAR archive.
CLASS SYNOPSIS
RarEntry
final
RarEntry
Constants
o const integer$RarEntry::HOST_MSDOS0
o const integer$RarEntry::HOST_OS21
o const integer$RarEntry::HOST_WIN322
o const integer$RarEntry::HOST_UNIX3
o const integer$RarEntry::HOST_MACOS4
o const integer$RarEntry::HOST_BEOS5
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_READONLY1
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_HIDDEN2
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_SYSTEM4
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_DIRECTORY16
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_ARCHIVE32
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_DEVICE64
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_NORMAL128
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_TEMPORARY256
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_SPARSE_FILE512
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_REPARSE_POINT1024
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_COMPRESSED2048
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_OFFLINE4096
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_NOT_CONTENT_INDEXED8192
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_ENCRYPTED16384
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_VIRTUAL65536
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_WORLD_EXECUTE1
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_WORLD_WRITE2
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_WORLD_READ4
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_GROUP_EXECUTE8
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_GROUP_WRITE16
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_GROUP_READ32
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_OWNER_EXECUTE64
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_OWNER_WRITE128
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_OWNER_READ256
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_STICKY512
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SETGID1024
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SETUID2048
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET61440
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FIFO4096
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_CHAR_DEV8192
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_DIRECTORY16384
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_BLOCK_DEV24576
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_REGULAR_FILE32768
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SYM_LINK40960
o const integer$RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SOCKET49152
Methods
o public bool RarEntry::extract (string $dir, [string $filepath = ""], [string $password = NULL], [bool $extended_data = false])
o public int RarEntry::getAttr (void )
o public string RarEntry::getCrc (void )
o public string RarEntry::getFileTime (void )
o public int RarEntry::getHostOs (void )
o public int RarEntry::getMethod (void )
o public string RarEntry::getName (void )
o public int RarEntry::getPackedSize (void )
o public resource RarEntry::getStream ([string $password])
o public int RarEntry::getUnpackedSize (void )
o public int RarEntry::getVersion (void )
o public bool RarEntry::isDirectory (void )
o public bool RarEntry::isEncrypted (void )
o public string RarEntry::__toString (void )
PREDEFINED CONSTANTS
o RarEntry::HOST_MSDOS -If the return value of RarEntry::getHostOs equals this constant, MS-DOS was used to add this entry. Use
instead of RAR_HOST_MSDOS.
o RarEntry::HOST_OS2 -If the return value of RarEntry::getHostOs equals this constant, OS/2 was used to add this entry. Intended to
replace RAR_HOST_OS2.
o RarEntry::HOST_WIN32 -If the return value of RarEntry::getHostOs equals this constant, Microsoft Windows was used to add this
entry. Intended to replace RAR_HOST_WIN32.
o RarEntry::HOST_UNIX -If the return value of RarEntry::getHostOs equals this constant, an unspecified UNIX OS was used to add this
entry. Intended to replace RAR_HOST_UNIX.
o RarEntry::HOST_MACOS -If the return value of RarEntry::getHostOs equals this constant, Mac OS was used to add this entry.
o RarEntry::HOST_BEOS -If the return value of RarEntry::getHostOs equals this constant, BeOS was used to add this entry. Intended to
replace RAR_HOST_BEOS.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_READONLY -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a read-only attribute. To be used with RarEn-
try::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_HIDDEN -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a hidden attribute. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on
entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_SYSTEM -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a system attribute. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on
entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_DIRECTORY -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a directory attribute (entry is a directory). To be
used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows. See also RarEntry::isDirectory, which also works with
entries that were not added in WinRAR.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_ARCHIVE -Bit that represents a Windows entry with an archive attribute. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr
on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_DEVICE -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a device attribute. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on
entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_NORMAL -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a normal file attribute (entry is NOT a directory). To be
used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows. See also RarEntry::isDirectory, which also works with
entries that were not added in WinRAR.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_TEMPORARY -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a temporary attribute. To be used with RarEn-
try::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_SPARSE_FILE -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a sparse file attribute (file is an NTFS sparse
file). To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_REPARSE_POINT -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a reparse point attribute (entry is an NTFS
reparse point, e.g. a directory junction or a mount file system). To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is
Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_COMPRESSED -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a compressed attribute (NTFS only). To be used with
RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_OFFLINE -Bit that represents a Windows entry with an offline attribute (entry is offline and not accessi-
ble). To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_NOT_CONTENT_INDEXED -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a not content indexed attribute (entry is to
be indexed). To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_ENCRYPTED -Bit that represents a Windows entry with an encrypted attribute (NTFS only). To be used with
RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_WIN_VIRTUAL -Bit that represents a Windows entry with a virtual attribute. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr
on entries whose host OS is Microsoft Windows.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_WORLD_EXECUTE -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is world executable. To be used with RarEn-
try::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_WORLD_WRITE -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is world writable. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr
on entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_WORLD_READ -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is world readable. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on
entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_GROUP_EXECUTE -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is group executable. To be used with RarEn-
try::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_GROUP_WRITE -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is group writable. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr
on entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_GROUP_READ -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is group readable. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on
entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_OWNER_EXECUTE -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is owner executable. To be used with RarEn-
try::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_OWNER_WRITE -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is owner writable. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr
on entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_OWNER_READ -Bit that represents a UNIX entry that is owner readable. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on
entries whose host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_STICKY -Bit that represents the UNIX sticky bit. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host
OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SETGID -Bit that represents the UNIX setgid attribute. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose
host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SETUID -Bit that represents the UNIX setuid attribute. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose
host OS is UNIX.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET -Mask to isolate the last four bits (nibble) of UNIX attributes (_S_IFMT, the type of file
mask). To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constants RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FIFO,
RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_CHAR_DEV, RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_DIRECTORY, RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_BLOCK_DEV, RarEn-
try::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_REGULAR_FILE, RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SYM_LINK and RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SOCKET.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FIFO -Unix FIFOs will have attributes whose last four bits have this value. To be used with RarEn-
try::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constant RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_CHAR_DEV -Unix character devices will have attributes whose last four bits have this value. To be used
with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constant RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_DIRECTORY -Unix directories will have attributes whose last four bits have this value. To be used with
RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constant RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET. See also RarEn-
try::isDirectory, which also works with entries that were added in other operating systems.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_BLOCK_DEV -Unix block devices will have attributes whose last four bits have this value. To be used with
RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constant RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_REGULAR_FILE -Unix regular files (not directories) will have attributes whose last four bits have this
value. To be used with RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constant RarEn-
try::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET. See also RarEntry::isDirectory, which also works with entries that were added in other operat-
ing systems.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SYM_LINK -Unix symbolic links will have attributes whose last four bits have this value. To be used with
RarEntry::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constant RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET.
o RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_SOCKET -Unix sockets will have attributes whose last four bits have this value. To be used with RarEn-
try::getAttr on entries whose host OS is UNIX and with the constant RarEntry::ATTRIBUTE_UNIX_FINAL_QUARTET.
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