On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 11:46:38AM -0500, Austin English wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I recently started retesting NetBSD (5.0 this time), and have filed
> bugs for most of the warnings. A few of them I have patches ready for,
> but figured I should probably get reviewed first:
>
> There's a NetBSD bug here. Their version of getdirentries returns the
> old 32-bit inode struct dirent, while dirent.h has the new 64-bit
> inode struct dirent inode since NetBSD version 3.99.8. While it
> arguably should be fixed on their end, we already have a wrapper in
> there for an OS X bug...
I asked a few other developers last night, getdirentries() is only
present for binary compatibility with old binaries. There shouldn't
be a prototype for it in dirent.h (or anywhere else).
Really the code should use opendir() etc (which are the posix functions).
I've not looked at what wine is doing here, but the value returned by
lseek() for directories isn't necessarily a byte offset.
David
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