None. The unix cache manager and the Windows cache manager are completely independent implementations. You can certainly borrow ideas from the Windows implementation but you would need to implement something that makes use of the data structures in the Unix version.
Much of the code is designed to implement mandatory locking on Windows even though AFS only supports advisory locks. Jeffrey Altman Derek Atkins wrote: > How much of this implementation is in a place where it could be used > by a Unix client? > > -derek
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