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From: Josef <josef@mediacity.com>
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Subject: Ascend Max 4000 builddbm.c
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Has anyone succeeded in running ascend's dbm features on FreeBSD?

When I run 'make dbm' I get the following error: 
  ./users.c:51: dbm.h: No such file or directory 

I am unable to find the dbm.h.  Am I missing dbm.h from my includes, or is
there a way to patch ndbm.h to mimic dbm.h?