On May 27,  7:50pm, "J.T. Conklin" wrote:
}
} In the days before ANSI and POSIX, the signal functions were declared
} in <sys/signal.h> and many programs still use that header.  
} 
} But the functions declarations for most signal functions (in fact, all
} but signal() itself) have been moved to <signal.h> the NetBSD headers.
} So a program that still uses <sys/signal.h> won't get the benefit of
} those prototypes.  In fact, there are many NetBSD programs that still
} use <sys/signal.h>.
} 
} I see several ways of handling this situation:
} 
} 	* Merge <signal.h> and <sys/signal.h>; then make a symlink
} 	  between /usr/include/signal.h and /usr/include/sys/signal.h.

     I prefer this option.  I think we should maintain backwards
compatibility unless there is a very very good reason that we
shouldn't.

}-- End of excerpt from "J.T. Conklin"