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(PATH_BASENAME_CONCAT): Use memcpy rather than strcpy.
(do_link): Likewise.
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Fix this by removing csplit's internal free-list management;
instead rely on malloc for that.
(free_list): Remove global.
(clear_all_line_control): Remove function.
(get_new_buffer): Always use create_new_buffer to obtain a
new buffer, rather than searching free_list.
(free_buffer): Just call free.
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after ferror discovers an output error. We don't know the proper
errno value, since it might have been caused by any of a whole
bunch of calls, and it might have been trashed in the meantime.
Fixing this problem will require much more extensive changes;
in the meantime just say "write error".
(skip): If a read fails, don't retry it later, so
that we report the proper errno.
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so that the proper errno value is used.
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after ferror discovers an output error. We don't know the proper
errno value, since it might have been caused by any of a whole
bunch of calls, and it might have been trashed in the meantime.
Fixing this problem will require much more extensive changes;
in the meantime just say "write error".
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to report proper errno value.
Based on a patch from Paul Eggert.
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value is the number of bytes written.
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writing anything more to that stream.
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so that the proper errno value is used.
(check_file): Check for ferror (stdout) even if ostream == stdout.
(check_file): Don't report bogus errno value
after ferror discovers an output error. We don't know the proper
errno value, since it might have been caused by any of a whole
bunch of calls, and it might have been trashed in the meantime.
Fixing this problem will require much more extensive changes;
in the meantime just say "write error".
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(main): Exit immediately when write failure is detected.
Simplify code by assigning to argv when argc == 1.
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(WRITTEN_BY): Change "Franc,ois" (actually using
c-with-cedilla in Latin-1) to "F.", so that it's ASCII, as
xgettext requires.
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lines like this: 24 symlink-to-dir/subdir
(process_file): Fix offset calculation.
Reported by Jeff Sheinberg as Debian bug #211591;
http://bugs.debian.org/205251
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Begin each WRITTEN_BY string with `Written by ' and end it with `.'.
Mark each WRITTEN_BY string as translatable.
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the call to parse_long_options so that `AUTHORS, NULL' are the last parameters.
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shadowing the math function name. Also rename loga to log_a.
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for numbers that are too large, but otherwise valid.
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Remove duplicate inclusion of "same.h".
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Don't define. These symbols are no longer used.
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(parse_options): Give a diagnostic for (but still accept) the
deprecated --allow-missing option.
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<http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-coreutils/2003-09/msg00008.html>.
(sort_buffer_size): Omit SIZE_BOUND arg. Compute the
size_bound ourselves. if an input file is a pipe and the user
specified a size, use that size instead of trying to guess the
pipe size. This has the beneficial side effect of avoiding the
overhead of default_sort_size in that case. All callers changed.
(sort): Remove static var size; now done by sort_buffer_size.
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(struct linebuffer): Change nbytes and nlines
from unsigned int to size_t. unsigned int is safe (after the
2003-09-03 patch) but size_t is cleaner.
Standardize on BUFSIZ as opposed to other macro names and values.
(BUFSIZE): Remove. All uses changed to BUFSIZ.
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(struct linebuffer, struct charbuffer): Change nbytes and nlines from
unsigned int to size_t. unsigned int is safe (after the 2003-09-03 patch)
but size_t is cleaner.
(pipe_bytes): Likewise for local variable 'i', which was 'int'.
Standardize on BUFSIZ as opposed to other macro names and values.
(BUFSIZ) [!defined BUFSIZ]: Remove. stdio.h has always defined it,
and other code already assumes it's defined.
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(BUFSIZ) [!defined BUFSIZ]: Don't define.
(IO_BUF_SIZE): Remove; replace all uses with sizeof io_buf.
(io_buf): IO_BUF_SIZE -> BUFSIZ.
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(print_numbers): Allow the output to be empty.
(main): The default step is 1, even if LAST < FIRST;
as per documentation.
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endpoint requiring the largest width is negative and smaller than
the other endpoint.
(get_width_format): Include `-' in the set of bytes
allowed in a `simple' number (no decimal point, no exponent).
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Similar fixes for many comments.
(TAB_DEFAULT): New constant, so that we can support NUL as
the field separator.
(tab): Now int, not char. Initialize to TAB_DEFAULT.
(specify_sort_size): If multiple sizes are specified, use the largest.
(begfield, limfield): Support NUL tab char.
(set_ordering): Do not let -i override -d.
(main): Report an error if incompatible -o or -t options are given.
Report an error for "-t ''". Allow "-t '\0'" to specify a NUL tab.
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small amount of code from him was first moved to lib/human.c, and was
subsequently rewritten entirely.
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message digest modes. Currently works with BSD's MD5 and SHA1
formats since these are the two algorithms presently used in
coreutils. Updated comments to reflect this change.
(bsd_split_3): Updated comments.
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who's -l option has been eliciting an unconditional warning about
this impending change since sh-utils-2.0.12 (April 2002).
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