/* * ar.h * Archive file format. * Reference: iBCS2, p. 7-2. * * An archive typically contains: *	magic string ARMAG *	optional symbol table (__SYMDEF) *	optional archive string table (if any member name exceeds 15 bytes) *	archive members (each starting on even boundary): *		struct ar_hdr archive header *		unchanged contents of member *		optional '\n' to pad to even boundary * The archive format is generally portable across machines, * but there may be system-dependent features (e.g. long module names); * cf. e.g. "man 5 ar" on Sun. */#if	!defined(__AR_H__)#define	__AR_H__#if	defined(__cplusplus)extern	"C"	{#endif	/* defined(__cplusplus) */#define	ARMAG	"!<arch>\n"#define	SARMAG	8#define	ARFMAG	"`\n"/* Fields are ASCII; numbers are blank-padded, decimal except for ar_mode. */struct	ar_hdr	{	char	ar_name[16];		/* member name		*/	char	ar_date[12];		/* decimal date		*/	char	ar_uid[6];		/* decimal user id	*/	char	ar_gid[6];		/* decimal group id	*/	char	ar_mode[8];		/* octal mode		*/	char	ar_size[10];		/* actual file size	*/	char	ar_fmag[2];		/* contains ARFMAG	*/};#if	defined(__cplusplus)}#endif	/* defined(__cplusplus) */#endif	/* !defined(__AR_H__) *//* end of ar.h */