"James Youngman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I notice that the gnulib fnmatch implementation is slower than the
> regex implementation, at least in those cases where a pattern can be
> compiled once and offered thousands of times. Very roughly, I'd guess
> that the fnmatch implementation takes a
I notice that the gnulib fnmatch implementation is slower than the
regex implementation, at least in those cases where a pattern can be
compiled once and offered thousands of times. Very roughly, I'd guess
that the fnmatch implementation takes about 1.4x the time that the
regex implementation take
I discovered that gnulib-tool requires autoconf-2.59c or newer
for autoconf's m4_foreach_w macro. This change lets
gnulib-tool work also with autoconf-2.59.
This was necessary for libvirt, when running their ./autogen.sh
script on a RHEL5 system, which has autoconf-2.59:
http://thread.gmane.org
Using the latest gnulib code in coreutils, I got a configure-time
syntax error because the cache variable was not defined in the else branch.
It's very tempting to hoist the seemingly duplicate AC_CHECK_FUNCS call,
but you can't, since it to be run after the library check.
I've just pushed this cha
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According to Martin Lambers on 12/5/2007 1:29 PM:
>> ./stdio.h:372: error: syntax error before "getdelim"
It sounds like ssize_t is not defined at this point. Yet, at the top of
stdio.in.h, there is this chunk:
#if (@GNULIB_FSEEKO@ && @REPLACE_FSEE