On Tue, 2002-11-19 at 19:31, Miguel de Icaza wrote: > There are various sites online with the POSIX APIs.
Googling revealed a few fairly uninformative sites. However, an effort[1] to implement POSIX APIs in Java did show up. However, they did not have code, just a (useful to me) list of functions in the POSIX standard. > It should be easily doable for a new programmer, but you must be ready > to rewrite a few chunks based on the input that you will very likely > receive ;-) I'm presuming DllImport and P/Invoke aren't the preferred methods here? I looked at System.Net.Socket, since that would appear to be a task similar to implementing POSIX APIs. It uses InternalCall, which I'm presuming (C# In A Nutshell is not so clear on this) is implemented within the interpreter. I poked through mono and found the file mono/io-layer/sockets.c which appears to be the internal implementation of the Sockets API. Would the POSIX implementation look similar to this? Is there someplace all this is documented or am I on my own? Thanks, ~akk [1] http://j4p.sourceforge.net/ -- AKK~ http://trmk.org/~adam/blog _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
