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So is there any question, problem, issue? Do you want to migrate c, c++ code, makefiles, or sunstudio projects? The migration also depends on the compilers you use (both on solaris and linux). Is this your own tool or is this available somewhere on the net? What is the goal of your tests?
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If you are talking about /usr/include/sys, it is a standard Solaris directory. You'll find it in any Solaris machine where SUNWhea or system/header package is installed.
Distribution: Solaris 11.4, Oracle Linux, Mint, Debian/WSL
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In the right of the https://github.com/illumos/illumos-gate page, there is a "Download zip" button with which you can retrieve a 153MB zip file containing 21900 C source files and 12.7 millions lines of code, roughly half of which is userland.
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