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> On the other hand, ther Motif libraries don't make system calls directly,
> only indirectly through libXt.

A small extract from "nm libXm.so | grep ' U ' | sort -u" on the Solaris
X86 libXm.so:

         U access
         U getgid
         U getuid
         U poll
         U sigaction
         U sigprocmask

Sure looks to me like the Solaris Motif library makes system calls...

Steinar Haug, Nethelp consulting, sthaug@nethelp.no

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