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From: John Beukema <jbeukema@HK.Super.Net>
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Subject: ftok() .c and man page
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Seeing that your are nearing a release, I wonder whether you have the 
function ftok.c somewhere in the tree? It is used in conjunction with the 
SYSVQUEUES.  

I received the enclosed function and man page by mail from netBSD.  It 
works well, is documented and its copyright seems consistent with fbsd.

jbeukema
 
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