RE: using opendir

[James Rich <james@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Buck Calabro wrote:

> >>Dopendir          pr              *   extproc('opendir')
> >>D                                 *   value
> >>
> >>Ddirent           ds                  based(entry)
> >>D d_reserved                    16
> >>D d_fileno_geni                 10u 0
> >>D d_fileno                      10u 0
> >>D d_reclen                      10u 0
> >>D d_reserved3                   10u 0
> >>D d_reserved4                    8
> >>D d_nlsinfo                     12
> >>D d_namelen                     10u 0
> >>D d_name                       640
>
> >Shouldn't this be:
> >
> >Ddirent_p         S               *
> >Ddirent           DS                  BASED(direntp)
> >Dd_reserved1                    16A
> >Dd_fileno_gen_id                10U 0
> >Dd_fileno                       10U 0
> >Dd_reclen                       10U 0
> >Dd_reserved3                    10I 0
> >Dd_reserved4                     6A
> >Dd_reserved5                     2A
> >Dd_ccsid                        10I 0
> >Dd_country_id                    2A
> >Dd_language_id                   3A
> >Dd_nls_reserved                  3A
> >Dd_namelen                      10U 0
> >Dd_name                        640A
> >
> >leaving off d_ccsid, d_country_id,
> >d_language_id, and d_nls_reserved and
> >just using a 12 byte d_nls_info
> >created problems for me.
>
> I didn't leave them off; they're bundled up in my 12 byte d_nlsinfo.  I
> didn't use them in the code I snipped from, and simply didn't bother to put
> them in the DS.  Sorry for any confusion.

But I believe that the 12 byte d_nls_info doesn't add up right because my
app showed d_name had the data unaligned when using the DS you posted
above.

James Rich