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(install_file_in_file_parents): Renamed from
install_file_to_path. All uses changed.
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Don't include "path-concat.h"; not needed.
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(usage): Don't use "path" to describe a file name.
(remove_empty_parents): Renamed from empty_paths.
All uses changed.
(longopts): Add comment that --path is deprecated.
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(parents_option): Renamed from flag_path. All uses changed.
(make_dir_parents_private): Renamed from make_path_private.
All uses changed.
(usage): Don't use "path" to describe a file name.
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This is a crutch so that `make distcheck's sc_tight_scope rule
knows that they really are deliberately declared that way.
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Use chown_failure_ok rather than our own code.
(cp_options_init): Use chown_privileges rather than getuid.
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(struct cp_options): Remove myeuid member. Add chown_privileges
member.
(chown_privileges, chown_failure_ok): New function decls.
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[HAVE_PRIV_H]: Include <priv.h>.
(DO_CHOWN): Remove. Replaced by chown_failure_ok. All callers
changed.
(copy_internal): If chown failed, don't worry about what happened
to the mode bits; they can't have changed.
(chown_privileges, chown_failure_ok): New functions.
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isn't defined.
Don't include <sys/file.h>; no longer needed.
(getegid, geteuid): Remove no-longer-necessary decls.
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(digest_file): Use O_BINARY-using expr instead of OPENOPTS.
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(getuid, getgid) [!defined _POSIX_VERSION]: Remove decls.
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[!defined _POSIX_VERSION]: Remove decls.
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Remove decls.
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Define to 256, not 255, as per modern POSIX.
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skipped due to encountering EOF.
(dd_copy): If the file wasn't seekable and EOF was encountered,
write zeros past EOF until the desired offset is reached.
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(whitespace, digit, digit_value, integer_expected_error): Remove.
(is_int): Remove; replaced by...
(find_int): New function.
(binary_operator): Don't let integers overflow in comparisons;
return the correct answer instead. Simplify the code.
(unary_operator): Convert the integer ourself, since find_int
no longer does so.
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comparison functions.
Include "strnumcmp.h".
(NEGATION_SIGN, NUMERIC_ZERO, fraccompare):
Remove; moved to strnumcmp.
(decimal_point): Now int, to simplify converison overhead with
new API. All uses changed.
(thousands_sep): Now -1 if there isn't one, as per new API.
All uses changed.
(numcompare): Move contents to strnumcmp module, except for
skipping blanks.
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(looks_like_integer): New function.
(toarith): Use it. Also, use xstrtoimax rather than rolling our
own diagnostics.
(eval2): Don't look for trouble if !evaluate; this simplifies things.
Compare numbers using string comparison, so that overflow is
not possible.
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Remove inaccurate-but-harmless `const' attributes.
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`error (EXIT_FAILURE, ...' to avoid a gcc warning in caller,
about variables being used uninitialized.
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it's always true now.
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(factor_LDADD): Remove, as factor no longer needs sqrt.
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(DT_IS_DIR): Remove.
(DT_IS_KNOWN, DT_MUST_BE): New macros.
(remove_entry): Use them.
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(UNLINK_CAN_UNLINK_DIRS): Remove.
(remove_entry): Use cannot_unlink_dirs () rather than
UNLINK_CAN_UNLINK_DIRS.
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systems with a buggy readdir affecting file systems inaccessible
at configure time.
In some unusual circumstances `rm -r' would fail to remove --
or even consider -- all entries in a directory with more than 254
(SunOS) or 338 (Darwin) entries. This could cause trouble even on
other types of systems when using an affected file system via e.g.,
NFS. The underlying cause was a bug in readdir on those systems.
Coreutils-5.2.1 and earlier used a configure-time test designed
to detect precisely those problem systems, but it would detect
the problem and enable remove.c's work-around code only when its
configure-time test was run on a losing file system. Obviously,
it couldn't detect a problem if the offending file system wasn't
tested or even mounted at coreutils configure time. Now, rm itself
performs a minimal-cost run-time test to detect the problem.
(CONSECUTIVE_READDIR_UNLINK_THRESHOLD): Define.
(remove_cwd_entries): When readdir returns NULL for a directory from
which we've removed more than CONSECUTIVE_READDIR_UNLINK_THRESHOLD
entries, call rewinddir and then resume the readdir/unlink loop.
(UNLINK_CAN_UNLINK_DIRS): Rename from ROOT_CAN_UNLINK_DIRS.
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POSIXLY_CORRECT is set.
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