Hello,
--- Barry deFreese <bddebian@comcast.net> wrote:
OK, trying to do more clean-up, I ran across
kern/strings.h which has
declarations for many of the string handling
functions which I had intended
on adding to my include/string.h.
However, it only seems to be used in ddb/ and kern/
files. So my dilemna is
do I leave stings.h alone and let the files
currently using them continue to
do so or change everything to utilize
include/string.h?
Thanks,
Barry deFreese (aka bddebian)
I am out of lurking mode to ask, is this to be the
regular header that application developers include
under your system to see all standard string functions
declared?
In this case we'd expect them to be available from
string.h
strings.h was the header used to declare old stuff
like
bzero, bcopy, bcmp, etc.
Sorry if I'm OT, I live in userland.
Bye,
Claudio