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[Jim Scardelis]

> AT&T version of getopt is "unreal" from this perspective--there's nothing I can
> do (legally) to guarantee that it will be available at the receiving end.  Of
> course, there is something AT&T could do--put the source code for the "real"
> getopt.c in the public domain.  Hint, hint.

	The AT&T version of getopt(3c) is available for free, with free
sub-licensing from the AT&T Toolchest [(201) 522-6900, login: guest]. 
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					Jim Scardelis, SA
					vax135!wcom!frodo

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