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Re[2]: Compiling POSIX C programs
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Chris Bartram <[log in to unmask]>
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[log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 20 Jul 1995 23:57:10 EDT594_- I've received several replies on the job-posting thread that were accidentally
sent to owner-hp3000-l. Normally I forward any misdirected postings to the
list for public consumption, but in this marginal thread I did not. All of
the responses I received were affirmative (such posts are OK if brief). I
just thought that forwarding the actual posts would be a waste of bandwidth
on a marginal thread. I've tried to never control the content of the list,
but in this case I plead no contest (you wouldn't have seen them anyway
since they weren't posted to the list). [...]38_20Jul199523:57:[log in to unmask]
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 In <[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] writes:
 
> Jeff Lindberg ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
> : Does anyone know what I need to be able to compile POSIX-compliant C code
> : beyond the C/iX compiler product?
>
> Yes, you do need the Posix Developer's kit to get those headers and other
> such stuff.  The part number is: 36395A.
 
I thought it was 36430A?
 
In any case, since we were just reviewing our maintenance contracts, I
thought that the "HP 3000 MPE/iX Developer's Kit" *included* the C/iX
compiler? (i.e. that it was the compiler with different header files
than just the "regular" C/iX compiler - p/n 31506A)??
 
I notice BOTH items on our s/w maintenance contract... Are they both
chargeable items? Shouldn't it be one or the other?
 
                     Curiously,
                      Chris Bartram

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