--- lib/system.h.orig 1993-02-09 16:35:28 UTC +++ lib/system.h @@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ code, we suggest you use the following flags: _SYS_OSF Specifics for OSF/1 for DEC Alpha (like, if it ever ships) _SYS_AIX Specifics for the inferior but marketable AIX (RISC or other?) _SYS_HPUX Specifics for HP-UX (8.x?) for HP 9000/700 series. + _SYS_BSD Specifics for modern BSD systems (tested on FreeBSD 6.3) _SYS_UNIX Basic Unix semantics, defined if any one of the above is _SYS_WATCOM Specifics for WATCOM C/386 9.0 with apropriate libraries @@ -86,9 +87,14 @@ following and then #including "system.h": #else #ifdef _SYS_AUX #define _SYS_UNIX /* Note: NOT _SYS_MAC */ +#else +#ifdef _SYS_BSD +#define _SYS_UNIX +#else #endif #endif #endif +#endif #ifdef _SYS_WATCOM #define _SYS_DOS #endif @@ -191,6 +197,9 @@ extern char *sys_errlist[]; extern int sys_nerr; #ifdef _SYS_ULTRIX #define SIGHANDLE void #endif +#ifdef _SYS_BSD +#define SIGHANDLE void +#endif @@ -210,10 +219,14 @@ seem to be real portable, so be careful. #ifdef _SYS_ULTRIX #define USE_RANDOM #else +#ifdef _SYS_BSD +#define USE_DRAND48 /* bsd has 'random' */ +#else #define USE_SRAND #endif #endif #endif +#endif /***************************** C-Library ************************************** @@ -282,6 +295,14 @@ Check out their usage (arguments, etc) in syscode.c to #define QSORT_LENGTH int /* actually width is an int, not a unsigned */ #endif +#ifdef _SYS_BSD /* modern BSD systems (tested on FreeBSD 6.3) */ +#define CALLOC_PTR_TO char +#define CALLOC_NUM_TYPE size_t /* unsigned in man page is wrong? */ +#define SIZEOF_TYPE size_t +#define QSORT_DATA_PTR_TO char +#define QSORT_LENGTH int /* actually width is an int, not a unsigned */ +#endif + #ifdef _SYS_AUX /* just like ULTRIX? */ #define CALLOC_PTR_TO char #define CALLOC_NUM_TYPE size_t /* unsigned in man page is wrong? */ @@ -583,7 +604,7 @@ robust and portable) interfaces are provided by the li #include #include #include /* for ctime() def - Who does not have this file? */ -#include +#include #include #ifdef TRY_WINSIZE