FYI:
This CCXL version works on posix source files:
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TUE SEP 19 1995 1:50 PM Copyright Hewlett-Packard Co. 1984. PAGE
HP C/iX HP31506 A.05.10
This CCXL version doesn't work on posix source files:
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Tue Sep 19 14:53:25 1995 Copyright Hewlett-Packard Co. 1984. PAGE
HP C/iX HP31506 A.04.01
EXAMPLE:
(both files contain the same program):
FILENAME CODE ------------LOGICAL RECORD----------- ----SPACE----
SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT R/B SECTORS #X MX
JUNKC 1B BA 12 2147483647 1 16 1 *
JUNKMPEC 80B FA 2 20 16 16 1 3
:ccxl junkmpec
Tue Sep 19 14:20:11 1995 Copyright Hewlett-Packard Co. 1984. PAGE
HP C/iX HP31506 A.04.01 "JUNKMPEC"
1 0 # 1 "JUNKMPEC.WWW.DEV"
1 0 main()
2 0 {}
END OF COMPILE
=====Posix byte stream file type:
:ccxl junkc
Tue Sep 19 14:20:25 1995 Copyright Hewlett-Packard Co. 1984. PAGE
HP C/iX HP31506 A.04.01 "JUNKC"
1 0 # 1 "JUNKC.WWW.DEV"
cc: "JUNKC.WWW.DEV", line 1: warning 501: Empty source file.
END OF COMPILE
Anyone who wants to use WWW (and compile it) must own a Posix supported
version of the C compiler.
I guess the sites without a C compiler could use the shell script interfaces
and callci to COBOL programs for CGI (and use httpd binaries from jazz) -
but I'm not sure shell scripts are all that secure. I've heard it both ways
on the list and even saw an HP lab person pass on a shell script.
Maybe I should start a thread - WWW CGI Shell Script, a security risk?
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Eric J Schubert Senior Data Base Analyst
Admin Information Services Univ of Notre Dame, IN USA
(219) 631-7306 http://www.nd.edu/~eschuber
