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In-Reply-To: <199601181823.AA131219386@ooo.lanl.gov> from "Rob Hartill" at Jan
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> 
>  
> > I looked into this a little more. Appears that NetBSD and BSDI
> > have mapped the older dbm routines into db. I can't comment on
> > FreeBSD, but I am sure that one of you Free chaps can. :-)
> > 
> > What OS ware you and Andy(Cohen) working on?
> 
> HPsUX and irix (i think)
> 
Hmm. 10.0? (HP)  All of my 9.0 machines have dbm. If this is
10.0, drop me some private mail. I'd be interested in your
impressions. I've been dreading it.