Paul Eggert wrote: > Gnulib still uses <ndir.h>. How should we kill this off in general? > > The simplest thing is to simply omit all references to <ndir.h>, which > is what I'm inclined to do unless someone speaks up.
<ndir.h> is obsolete. I agree with you. Derek Price wrote: > I believe Bruno said Windows had an <ndir.h>, which would imply that > there was a readdir() that worked but returned a struct direct *. I didn't say this. <ndir.h> is firmly dead. Jim Hyslop wrote: > I have started the process of filing the copyright > assignment forms. Thanks! A 'dirent' replacement module that fills the gap on Woe32 will be appreciated. Derek Price wrote: > I'm not quite sure what will happen on a Windows system that can run > configure like DJGPP. DJGPP as a platform / compilation environment is very different from a Win32 platform. It does have <dirent.h>; see http://www.delorie.com/djgpp/doc/incs/ Bruno
