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Jack, > types to those more familiar to an RPG programmer. I can find the the > file size easy enough in the stat() ouptut buffer (character 21 > decimal), and its a 4 byte binary, but, for example, it's noted as a > data type off_t in the Unix API manual. What's up with that? I usually start with the C documentation for example: Syntax #include <sys/stat.h> int stat64     

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Author: Thomas Raddatz
Date: Aug 14, 2008 08:24

Jack, You are welcome. A long time ago Barbara Morris published a nice description of how to convert C prototypes to RPG. Unfortunately it is no longer available. But, good luck, you can still get it from the "WayBackMaschine", the Internet archive at http://web.archive.org. Let you take back to "http://www.opensource400.org/callc.html" or follow that link: http://web.archive.org/web/20071222035720/http
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I believe you are looking for QSYSINC/H.STAT for which the invocation DSPPFM QSYSINC/H STAT is one method to view the text; /QSYS.LIB/QSYSINC.LIB/H.FILE/STAT.MBR would be its root file naming. Regards, Chuck jliesner@gmail.com wrote: > Thanks Thomas. Your help and knowledge are once again very > appreciated. And thanks to all for helping. Thomas got it. stat() > never saw my path     

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Author: Thomas Raddatz
Date: Aug 13, 2008 12:29

Thanks Thomas. Your help and knowledge are once again very appreciated. And thanks to all for helping. Thomas got it. stat() never saw my path string, until I passed the pointer by value. If you don't mind adding a little more, can you point me to documentation that would show the translation of the C language data types to those more familiar to an RPG programmer. I can find the the file
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jerry_friedman@yahoo.com wrote: > From: "jerry_friedman@yahoo.com" <jerry_friedman@yahoo.com> > Subject: I never saw a moor > Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 22:09:28 -0700 (PDT) > Newsgroups: alt.usage.english > > Or maybe I have seen a moor, since the NSOED (1993) gives as the > second sense "A marsh, a fen. (Now /dial./ and US.)" Has anybody > heard the word in this sense in the U.S.? Or anywhere     

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Author: CRPence
Date: Aug 13, 2008 07:06

Your Welcome! It appears some chickenshits are so tickled pink they got a free turkey for Thanksgiving I'm pretty sure he got his from Meals on Wheels, they want to place a more positive spin on the Iraq quagmire. You know they (Iraqi's) could be simply laying low and regrouping, but some turds just can't think.... Then again 10 years from now.... we can all still rehash all these fucking
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Your Welcome! It appears some chickenshits are so tickled pink they got a free turkey for Thanksgiving I'm pretty sure he got his from Meals on Wheels, they want to place a more positive spin on the Iraq quagmire. You know they (Iraqi's) could be simply laying low and regrouping, but some turds just can't think.... Then again 10 years from now.... we can all still rehash all these fucking     

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Author: jliesner
Date: Aug 12, 2008 19:29

Your Welcome! It appears some chickenshits are so tickled pink they got a free turkey for Thanksgiving I'm pretty sure he got his from Meals on Wheels, they want to place a more positive spin on the Iraq quagmire. You know they (Iraqi's) could be simply laying low and regrouping, but some turds just can't think.... Then again 10 years from now.... we can all still rehash all these fucking
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Your Welcome! It appears some chickenshits are so tickled pink they got a free turkey for Thanksgiving I'm pretty sure he got his from Meals on Wheels, they want to place a more positive spin on the Iraq quagmire. You know they (Iraqi's) could be simply laying low and regrouping, but some turds just can't think.... Then again 10 years from now.... we can all still rehash all these fucking     

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Author: Django Cat
Date: Mar 18, 2008 01:45

HeadMuthaFookerInChargeThirteenSixtyNine wrote: There is nothing positive about war...........anyone who pretends to think there is, is pretty fucked up in the head! Let's be frank shall we.... What "good" will EVER come out of Iraq? WOW 4 years later bombings are down! Don't make me laugh! Tell that to the families of all the dead and wounded. So let's we even win, with a corrupt
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Author: LOWSBLOWS
Date: Nov 21, 2007 11:41

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Author: LOWSBLOWS
Date: Nov 21, 2007 11:41

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Author: LOWSBLOWS
Date: Nov 21, 2007 11:41

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Author: LOWSBLOWS
Date: Nov 21, 2007 11:41

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Author: i2p6 west
Date: Nov 21, 2007 10:35

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