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Subject:	Re: OnTopic:stat() and fstat() functions
From:	Tracy Pierce <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	Tracy Pierce <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Fri, 27 Jul 2001 12:35:30 -0700
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Tom Emerson replies (thanks!)
> As mentioned, these are "C" library functions, roughly equivalent
> to "intrinsics".  Here is an excerpt from the "ccxllk.pub.sys"
> command file that shows the default libraries:
>    if hpcxljcw = 1 then
>       setvar hpc_rin "^ccstdrl.lib.sys"
>    else
>       setvar hpc_rin "libcshr.lib.sys,libcansi.lib.sys,&
>          libmansi.lib.sys,libcrand.lib.sys"
>    endif

The blurb I was reading led me to believe they lived on the same plane as
chmod().

I don't have the HP C compiler (or any other), so no ccxllk.pub.sys, and no
ccstdrl.lib.sys.

But I do have libcshr, libcansi, libmansi, and libcrand(.lib.sys).  Is there
any way I can call them from Cobol (maybe painful)?

Tracy (time for gcc?) Pierce

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