(#||#
"sys/types.h"
"sys/stat.h"
+ #-win32 "utime.h"
#-win32 "sys/socket.h"
#-win32 "sys/un.h"
#-win32 "netinet/in.h"
"dirent.h" "signal.h"
#-win32 "pwd.h"
"unistd.h"
- #-win32 "termios.h")
+ #-win32 "termios.h"
+ #-win32 "syslog.h")
;;; then the stuff we're looking for
((:integer af-inet "AF_INET" "IP Protocol family" t)
;; opendir()
(:structure dirent
- ("struct dirent"
+ (#+(and linux largefile) "struct dirent64"
+ #-(and linux largefile) "struct dirent"
(:c-string name "char *" "d_name"
:distrust-length #+sunos t #-sunos nil)) t)
#+nil
(:integer fields "int" "pw_fields")))
+ #-darwin
(:structure alien-stat
("struct stat"
(mode-t mode "mode_t" "st_mode")
(time-t mtime "time_t" "st_mtime")
(time-t ctime "time_t" "st_ctime")))
+ #+darwin
+ (:structure alien-timespec
+ ("struct timespec"
+ (time-t tv-sec "time_t" "tv_sec")
+ (long tv-nsec "long" "tv_nsec")))
+ #+darwin
+ (:structure alien-stat
+ ("struct stat"
+ (mode-t mode "mode_t" "st_mode")
+ (ino-t ino "ino_t" "st_ino")
+ ;; Linux/MIPS uses unsigned long instead of dev_t here.
+ #-mips
+ (dev-t dev "dev_t" "st_dev")
+ #+mips
+ ((unsigned 32) dev "dev_t" "st_dev")
+ (nlink-t nlink "nlink_t" "st_nlink")
+ (uid-t uid "uid_t" "st_uid")
+ (gid-t gid "gid_t" "st_gid")
+ (off-t size "off_t" "st_size")
+ (alien-timespec atime "struct timespec" "st_atime")
+ (alien-timespec mtime "struct timespec" "st_mtime")
+ (alien-timespec ctime "struct timespec" "st_ctime")))
+
;; open()
(:integer o-rdonly "O_RDONLY" nil t)
(:integer o-wronly "O_WRONLY" nil t)
(tcflag-t lflag "tcflag_t" "c_lflag")
((array cc-t) cc "cc_t" "c_cc")))
+ ;; utime(), utimes()
+ #-win32
+ (:type suseconds-t "suseconds_t")
+
+ #-win32
+ (:structure alien-utimbuf
+ ("struct utimbuf"
+ (time-t actime "time_t" "actime")
+ (time-t modtime "time_t" "modtime")))
+ #-win32
+ (:structure alien-timeval
+ ("struct timeval"
+ (time-t sec "time_t" "tv_sec")
+ (suseconds-t usec "suseconds_t" "tv_usec")))
+
(:integer veof "VEOF" nil t)
(:integer veol "VEOL" nil t)
(:integer verase "VERASE" nil t)
(:integer b9600 "B9600" nil t)
(:integer b19200 "B19200" nil t)
(:integer b38400 "B38400" nil t)
+ (:integer b57600 "B57600" nil t)
+ (:integer b115200 "B115200" nil t)
+ (:integer b230400 "B230400" nil t)
(:integer csize "CSIZE" nil t)
(:integer cs5 "CS5" nil t)
(:integer tcooff "TCOOFF" nil t)
(:integer tcoon "TCOON" nil t)
- )
+ ;; syslog -- does this exist at all on Windows?
+
+ ;; SUSv3-standard openlog() facilities
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-user "LOG_USER" "Default openlog() faclity." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local0 "LOG_LOCAL0" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local1 "LOG_LOCAL1" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local2 "LOG_LOCAL2" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local3 "LOG_LOCAL3" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local4 "LOG_LOCAL4" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local5 "LOG_LOCAL5" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local6 "LOG_LOCAL6" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer log-local7 "LOG_LOCAL7" "Locally-defined openlog() facility" t)
+
+ ;; Additional, non-standard openlog() facilities (most of which
+ ;; probably won't be needed by Lisp programs, but here for
+ ;; completeness).
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-authpriv "LOG_AUTHPRIV" "openlog() facility for authorization messages" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-cron "LOG_CRON" "openlog() facility for cron and at daemons" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-daemon "LOG_DAEMON" "openlog() facility for arbitrary daemons" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-ftp "LOG_FTP" "openlog() facility for FTP daemons" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-kern "LOG_KERN" "openlog() facility for kernel messages" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-lpr "LOG_LPR" "openlog() facility for the printer subsystem" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-mail "LOG_MAIL" "openlog() facility for the mail subsystem" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-news "LOG_NEWS" "openlog() facility for the usenet subsystem" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-syslog "LOG_SYSLOG" "openlog() facility for the syslog subsystem" t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-uucp "LOG_UUCP" "openlog() facility for the UUCP subsystem" t)
+
+ ;; openlog() options
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-pid "LOG_PID"
+ "If supplied to openlog(), log the process ID with each message"
+ t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-cons "LOG_CONS"
+ "If supplied to openlog(), log to the system console as well as logfiles"
+ t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-ndelay "LOG_NDELAY"
+ "If supplied to openlog(), immediately open the syslog connection."
+ t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-odelay "LOG_ODELAY"
+ "If supplied to openlog(), delay opening the syslog connection to the first syslog() call."
+ t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-nowait "LOG_NOWAIT"
+ "If supplied to openlog(), do not wait for child processes created by calls to syslog()."
+ t)
+ ;; Not in SUSv3, but at least Glibc and BSD libc have this
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-perror "LOG_PERROR"
+ "If supplied to openlog(), write log messages to the process's standard error descriptor in addition to the logging facility."
+ t)
+
+ ;; syslog() severity levels
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-emerg "LOG_EMERG" "Log severity level denoting a panic." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-alert "LOG_ALERT" "Log severity level denoting a condition that should be corrected immediately." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-crit "LOG_CRIT" "Log severity level denoting critical conditions." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-err "LOG_ERR" "Log severity level denoting an error." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-warning "LOG_WARNING" "Log severity level denoting a warning." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-notice "LOG_NOTICE" "Log severity level denoting non-errors that may require special handling." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-info "LOG_INFO" "Log severity level denoting informational messages." t)
+ #-win32
+ (:integer
+ log-debug "LOG_DEBUG" "Log severity level denoting debugging information ." t)
+
+)
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