On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 13:17:11 +0200 Dr. Werner Fink wrote: > To be noted: the mount system call used in Linux requires five > arguments source, target, filesystemtype, mount flags, and data. > In other words using mount with only four arguments for the > 3D file system, which is unkown under Linux, cause an error in > valgrind. I've done a simple patch to work around this problem. > On the other hand the 3D file system is not known under Linux, > therefore it should safe to use -DSHOPT_FS_3D=0 as compile option.
the 3d filesystem is a user level filesystem that intercepts pathname system calls via LD_PRELOAD, so -DSHOPT_FS_3D=0 is not a solution for those that wish to use 3d on linux I will roll in the part of the ksh 3d patch(es) that avoid valgrind complaints thanks -- Glenn Fowler -- AT&T Research, Florham Park NJ --
