Alan W. Irwin wrote:
>The command
>
>find sys -type d |grep -v .svn
>
>reveals the following subdirectories of sys (edited to get rid of redundancy):
>
>sys/mac
>sys/win32
>sys/os2
>sys/unix
>sys/dos/msc
>sys/dos/djgpp
>sys/dos/bcc
>sys/dos/emx
>sys/win-tk
>
>My judgement is sys/mac, sys/os2, sys/
The command
find sys -type d |grep -v .svn
reveals the following subdirectories of sys (edited to get rid of redundancy):
sys/mac
sys/win32
sys/os2
sys/unix
sys/dos/msc
sys/dos/djgpp
sys/dos/bcc
sys/dos/emx
sys/win-tk
My judgement is sys/mac, sys/os2, sys/unix, sys/dos/msc, sys/dos/bcc,
sys/dos