Date: Wed, 30 Aug 1995 23:59:50 +1000 From: Peter Davie <pdavie@betty-p05.netinfo.com.au> To: freebsd-current@freebsd.org Subject: SYSVMSG support and struct mymsg Message-ID: <199508301359.XAA07004@outview>
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On most system V systems I have come across (if not all) the prototype structure for a message to be sent using SYSV msgsnd is called struct msgbuf. This of course has a name clash with the msgbuf structs which are defined in the kernel. However, when compiling the kernel, the SYSV struct and the BSD struct are only ever included in the one file once (hardly surprising.) I have trivial patches which can be supplied if there is sufficient interest to allow the current struct mymsg to be called msgbuf (you may ask why, well it makes porting easier since we don't have a silly difference to need to hack around.) Any interest? Peter Davie
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