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In message <xwu660xwois.fsf@tonopah.toronto.redhat.com>, Jim Wilson writes: > >WTF is moss? Should it be including linux.h? > > A DOS extender. > http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/moss/ > > This research paper is dated 1996, and the gcc moss port hasn't changed sinc > e > it was contributed in 1996. It is listed as an inactive project by the Flux > research group at U Utah. > http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/oldproj.html > I think this is a candidate for deletion. > > The original version of the moss port has: > /* I believe in reuse... */ > #include "i386/linux.h" > > So yes, the linux.h include was deliberate, but odds are it won't work > anymore because of lack of maintenance. I suspect it's dead. The key developer (Bryan Ford) isn't at the UofU anymore. jeff
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