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Subject: Re: Standard system header files for non-System V environments?
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Date: Fri, 5-Jun-87 03:33:12 EDT
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> Then the option ('-C' on BSD) most (all ?) lints have to *create*
> the human readable lint libraries (from the original C source)

Try "Few, if any", rather than "most" or "all".  The "-C" option on
4.[23]BSD, and the "-c" option in System V, turn C source into
*machine*-readable "lint" libraries; they are not very human-readable
unless you are *very* familiar with the format of intermediate files
used to pass information between passes 1 and 2 of "lint".
	Guy Harris
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