I'm on FreeBSD 5.4 so aside from the char array, the rest was correct,
which I guess means it's not at all portable. It's working now, now I
just need to expand on it.
On Nov 3, 2005, at 9:01 AM, Leopold Toetsch wrote:
Joshua Isom wrote:
I'm trying to use libc to be able to do a directory l
Joshua Isom wrote:
I'm trying to use libc to be able to do a directory listing, ...
Another tricky part is detecting the NULL pointer after the end,
achievable with the get_addr opcode.
Here is a directory lister:
leo
.sub _main @MAIN
.local pmc libc
.local pmc opendir
.loc
Joshua Isom wrote:
I'm trying to use libc to be able to do a directory listing, and and if
I used the DATATYPE_CSTR I get a segfault, and if I use DATATYPE_STRING,
It's neither nor. A DATATYPE_CSTR would be a pointer to a cstring. But
when you look at the definition of struct dirent, you see
Joshua Isom wrote:
> I'm trying to use libc to be able to do a directory listing, and and if
> I used the DATATYPE_CSTR I get a segfault, and if I use
> DATATYPE_STRING, I get a "returning unhandled string type in struct"
I tried this a while back, and got it working (as a kind of
"proof-of-conc
I'm trying to use libc to be able to do a directory listing, and and if
I used the DATATYPE_CSTR I get a segfault, and if I use
DATATYPE_STRING, I get a "returning unhandled string type in struct".
I don't know if I'm doing the calls wrong or what since the
documentation is vague in places. p
