I'd suggest leaving off the gnulib list during the porting phase, unless someone not involved with snprintfv on that list says they want to follow the minutia of this port. Seems like it would be mostly be noise to the full list. To me.
On 2/22/07, Paolo Bonzini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does it seem sane?
Seems sane to me. :) Thanks! - Bruce RE: the "||" vs. "&&" thing, I *fuzzily* remember it having to do with some variation on: "%1$d -- %2$s\n" "%2$s -- %1$d\n" maybe requiring some width specifiers, too. It has been a few years. A long time. Somehow, you wound up using uninitialized stack data that only occasionally caused a seg fault. So, you mostly won't notice.
