Hello,

we are having a weird problem here:
While developing a portable python application (runs on Linux, MacOS X, and
Win32) we came across the fact, that the MS Visual C libraries always return
"0" as inode value for statbuf->st_ino (and so does python). Nevertheless,
the "stat" command of the win32 coreutils returns a value != 0 for the inode
number and behaves exactly like stat on Posix-Systems. We'd need exactly
that behavior for our project, but we are not quite geniuses in
C-programming... ;o)

Thus, can someone give a hint, where to find the appropriate function in
coreutils that returns a valid inode number?

Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Torsten



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