>Is there a possibility to mount the minix cd to get the library source
>code? Because it is pretty annoying not to have the complete source code
>for the function defined in timers.h.

The function defined in timers.h likely locates in \usr\src\lib\timers.

lxbcyllt@jx163.com wrote:
>>Is there a possibility to mount the minix cd to get the library source
>>code? Because it is pretty annoying not to have the complete source code
>>for the function defined in timers.h.
>
>
> The function defined in timers.h likely locates in \usr\src\lib\timers.
>
thx I guessed that, but how can I get the files out of there and onto my
linux partition? (Preferable without booting minix3.)
And why isn't the complete source code provided anyway, in form of a
archive?

Bernhard

please see
http://groups.google.com.au/group/co...3428a21754cd21
for more details.

Please see
http://groups.google.com.au/group/co...3428a21754cd21
for more details.

Please see
http://groups.google.com.au/group/co...3428a21754cd21
for more details.

lxbcyllt@jx163.com wrote:
> Please see
> http://groups.google.com.au/group/co...3428a21754cd21
> for more details.
>
thx

Bernhard Kast wrote:
> Hi!
>
> there are two different datatype definitions of timer_t. One in
> severs/inet/generic/clock.h and one in include/timers.h.
>
> We guess one is old unused code (clock.h) or one is new work in progress
> code (timers.h), is it correct?

The one in servers/inet/generic/clock.h is for the clock server only.
The other one is meant for everything else.

> Is there a possibility to mount the minix cd to get the library source
> code? Because it is pretty annoying not to have the complete source code
> for the function defined in timers.h.
>
> greetz
> Bernhard