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Subject: Re: RC => POSIX

> From: Malte Uhl <Uhl@rrz.Uni-Koeln.DE>
>
>Agreed, "all the old BSD and SysV systems" would fall behind. But, frankly, I 
>can hardly remember the last computer without Posix and Xopen support. Can 
>you provide any numbers to support your point? I'd be very interested in them!
>
> Malte

How does three of the six systems that I've ported rc to strike you?
There's a lot of old iron out there doing useful work.  Ask Byron, I'm
sure he had a lot of mail from folks with strange incompatibilities.

Tom