FN_C_*_DIR* et al

[Michael Widenius]

>>>>> "Dan" == Dan O'Reilly <dano@stripped> writes:

Dan> Working on the VMS port of MYSQL, version 3.22.25.  I need the definition
Dan> of the following macros:

Dan> 	FN_C_ROOT_DIR
Dan> 	FN_C_BEFORE_DIR
Dan> 	FN_C_AFTER_DIR
Dan> 	FN_C_DIR_SEP
Dan> 	FN_C_PARENT_DIR

Dan> This is in some code that somebody has attempted to conditionalize, and
Dan> has left in a funky state for me to figure this out!

Here is the constants we used when we ported UNIREG to VMS a long time 
ago.

	/* General constants */
#define FN_LEN		33	/* Max file name len */
#define FN_HEADLEN	33	/* Max length of filepart of file name */
#define FN_EXTLEN	33	/* Max length of extension (part of FN_LEN) */
#define FN_REFLEN	101	/* Max length of full path-name */
#define FN_LIBCHAR	'/'
#define FN_EXTCHAR	'.'
#define FN_HOMELIB	'~'	/* ~/ is used as abbrev for home dir */
#define FN_CURLIB	'.'	/* ./ is used as abbrev for current dir */
#define FN_DEVCHAR	':'
#define FN_HOSTDEF	"::"	/* Hostname is before this string */
#define FN_PARENTDIR	".."	/* Parentdirectory; Must be a string */
#define FN_ROOTDIR	"/"
#define MY_NFILE	_NFILE
#define ETP_HOME	"REGGEN_USER_DISK:"

#define FN_C_BEFORE_DIR '[' 	/* When converting from/to unix filenames */
#define FN_C_AFTER_DIR	']'
#define FN_C_BEFORE_DIR_2 '<'
#define FN_C_AFTER_DIR_2  '>'
#define FN_C_DIR_SEP	'.'
#define FN_C_ROOT_DIR	"000000"
#define FN_C_DIR_EXT	".DIR"
#define FN_C_PARENT_DIR "-"

#define EXT_IN_LIBNAME
#define FN_NO_CASE_SENCE
#define FN_UPPER_CASE TRUE

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Monty

PS: developer@stripped is probably a better list for porting
    questions