varible name conflicts in news (due to 8char limit on some systems)
loci!clb
loci at killer.UUCP
Mon Jul 11 04:42:40 AEST 1988
In article <1079 at flatline.UUCP>, erict at flatline.UUCP (j eric townsend) writes:
>
> [This is on unix.pc and comp.sys.att because many 3b1/7300 owners still
> use 3.0 w/ its 8char limit.]
>
> I was playing with a c preprocessor that converts all varible names
> in <=8character variblenames. If there is a conflict, the cpp converts
> a conflicitng name to a crc'd name.
There's a program in the "killer" unix-pc archives which can
be used to check and fix this kind of problem. Called "cppp"
it can be used on net programs. If you are interested in a copy
of it, check killer!/bbsys4/sources/unix-pc/Index or let me
know and I'll e-mail a copy.
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