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Different flavors of linux have a few hundred differences<br>
in lib inclusion, resolution, POSIX compliancy, or backward<br>
compatibility, all the things that various linux distributions put
in<br>
"their version" to make "their's special".<br><br>
It is like pulling any package off the Internet that was not<br>
specifically coded for your version of Linux.<br><br>
You only have to be concerned if you run the install, and<br>
after it runs the make, if something blows up, well, it is<br>
time to go in and fix what is broken.<br><br>
That is what we do.... (Most authors will write code only<br>
for the versions of Linux they have. Move the code from<br>
Fedora core, to RH ES2.4 to FreeBSD, and I suspect you<br>
will be dropping some #ifdef's in there, or other changes...<br><br>
As for Jay's original mods, I don't know. Maybe he remembers,<br>
but I suspect similar... I don't remember... I have a hard
enough<br>
time remembering what meetings I went to yesterday...<br><br>
In one.. out the other.... :)<br><br>
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At 10:04 PM 10/18/2005, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>I'm curious what kind of
modifications you made?<br><br>
--Rob </font></blockquote>
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Mark J.
DeFilippis
defilm@acm.org<br>
defilm@ieee.org<br><br>
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