This is great Laurent_R.

sys/socket.ph:              eval 'sub sendmsg () { &nsendmsg;}' unless
+ defined(&sendmsg);

sys/socket.ph:              eval 'sub recvmsg () { &nrecvmsg;}' unless
+ defined(&recvmsg);

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I was hoping that the glob wildcard */*.ph would pick up the relevant bits, but did not find the numeric values for nsendmsg and nrecvmsg. The following 3 liners pick up syscall.ph from /tmp/phfiles (hoping you still have this).

require '/tmp/phfiles/sys/syscall.ph';
print "SYS_sendmsg: ", SYS_sendmsg(), "\n";
print "SYS_recvmsg: ", SYS_recvmsg(), "\n";

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I wished I had provided the 3 liners requiring sys/syscall.ph from /tmp/phfiles.

Thank you, Mario

In reply to Re^4: Need SYS_sendmsg and SYS_recvmsg values from an AIX box by marioroy
in thread Need SYS_sendmsg and SYS_recvmsg values from an AIX box by marioroy

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