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Veritas™ File System Programmer's Reference Guide - Solaris
Last Published:
2018-08-24
Product(s):
InfoScale & Storage Foundation (7.2)
Platform: Solaris
- Veritas File System software developer's kit
- File Change Log
- About the File Change Log file
- Record types
- File Change Log tunables
- Application programming interface for File Change Log
- API functions
- File Change Log record
- Copying File Change Log records
- Veritas File System and File Change Log upgrade and downgrade
- Reverse path name lookup
- Multi-volume support
- Named data streams
- Veritas File System I/O
- Caching advisories
- Extents
- Thin Reclamation
Recompiling with a different compiler
The required tools for recompiling the src or libsrc directory are as follows:
gmake or make command
gmake command
gcc compiler or cc command
gcc compiler
To recompile the src and libsrc directories
- Edit the make.env file and modify it with the path to your compiler.
- Change to the src or libsrc directory and run the gmake or make command:
# gmake
- After writing the application, compile it as follows:
On Solaris 11:
# gcc -I /opt/VRTSfssdk/include \ -L /opt/VRTSfssdk/lib -ldl -o MyApp \ MyApp.c libvxfsutil.a
To compile the src or libsrc directory, edit the make.env
file as follows:
- Select the compiler path on your local system. Set the CC variable to be the path on your system:
CC=/opt/SUNWspro/SUNWspro/bin #CC=/usr/local/bin/gcc
Use whichever path is appropriate for your compiler.
- Change to the src or libsrc directory and type:
# gmake
or
# make