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Warp wrote:
> (Yes, Darren, I know NTFS supports soft links. However, Windows XP doesn't,
> no matter how much you claim it does.)
It does for directories. It just doesn't have soft links to individual
files. :-)
And that just supports my contention that the only good reason for soft
links is to fix broken programs that shouldn't have been hard-coding
addresses to start with.
(Actually, the one other common use, making libxyz.2.8.so point to libxyz.so
is a pretty good one, since that would seem to be a lot of mechanism in the
loader you can easily bypass with soft links, hard links, or copying the
files, each of which has its own problems.)
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
I ordered stamps from Zazzle that read "Place Stamp Here".
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