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errno.h is part of ISO C and Posixerrno.h is part of ISO C and PosixPosted Dec 22, 2003 17:23 UTC (Mon) by ernest (subscriber, #2355)Parent article: SCO invokes DMCA, announces earnings
the old ioctl (those part of original Unix) might also be in there somewhere anybody ?
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errno.h is part of ISO C and Posix Posted Dec 22, 2003 19:14 UTC (Mon) by vonbrand (subscriber, #4458) [Link] IOCTLs are idiosyncratic calls. The Linux IOCTL numbers are (supposed to be) defined in a quite convoluted (Linux-native, as far as I know) way to catch mistakes "and programs compiled with old versions" (seeinclude/asm-i386/ioctl.h, dated 1993). This is extremely unlikely to come (directly) from anywhere else. Verbatim copying is total nonsense.
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