Re: lib/regex_internal.h on 1.4.11

Eric Blake wrote: > > Indeed, we're in a maze of twisty little HP cc compiler bugs: > > > > > > minus_zerol is miscompiled on at least Irix 6.2. So until w

Re: Project management and code quality tools

Richard, an issue came up related to gnulib: I want to move a module from GNUPDF written by Jose E. Marchesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (I have his permission to do so). The code is copyrighted by the FSF, Jose signed papers for GNUPDF but not gnulib. Does he need to sign papers again fo

Re: Project management and code quality tools

>* Stylesheets: should it be inlined into the generated HTML > instead? That is often easier. > > Is the output also generating flat text? That would rock... The original pmccabe tool outputs flat text, and this pmccabe2html takes it and generates HTML (or some Wiki-ma

User-visible changes to lib-link.m4 and lib-prefix.m4

Hi there, we have been using the AC_LIB_LINKFLAGS for years without any problem. A few days ago, that is, a few days before the release of the Parma Polyhedra Library (http://www.cs.unipr.it/ppl/) we thought it was a good idea to update lib-link.m4 and lib-prefix.m4, since we were still using th

Re: Project management and code quality tools

Hi, Simon Josefsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >> I think it is a really good idea. If the scripts are distributed in >> gnulib more GNU packages will be using them and improving them. > > Thanks for feedback, I have pushed the module into gnulib. That's good news!

Re: Project management and code quality tools

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >>> I think it is a really good idea. If the scripts are distributed in >>> gnulib more GNU packages will be using them and improving them. >> >>Thanks for feedback, I have pushed the module into gnulib. >> >> Nice. Then we will start u

Re: Project management and code quality tools

>> I think it is a really good idea. If the scripts are distributed in >> gnulib more GNU packages will be using them and improving them. > >Thanks for feedback, I have pushed the module into gnulib. > > Nice. Then we will start using the gnulib version :) Great.

Re: Project management and code quality tools

"Alfred M. Szmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >The copyright notice said the FSF, I assumed you have papers on file. >But it would be good to confirm this. > > I don't think you can transfer code from one project to another like > that. So you you have to contact rms I think. > > Yeah, it

Re: Project management and code quality tools

Richard, an issue came up related to gnulib: I want to move a module from GNUPDF written by Jose E. Marchesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (I have his permission to do so). The code is copyrighted by the FSF, Jose signed papers for GNUPDF but not gnulib. Does he need to sign papers again for gnulib? I thi

Re: Project management and code quality tools

The copyright notice said the FSF, I assumed you have papers on file. But it would be good to confirm this. I don't think you can transfer code from one project to another like that. So you you have to contact rms I think. Yeah, it is painful... sighs * Stylesheets: should it be inlined

[PATCH] use gnulib modules close (new) and open to hook into open/close

This patch replaces the two separate replacements of close in winsock.c and fchdir.c with a module close that knows how to weave the two preexisting pieces of code. Likewise, it changes the open replacement of fchdir.c into a small function called by the generic open function. As a nice side effe

Re: Project management and code quality tools

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >> I think it is a really good idea. If the scripts are distributed in >> gnulib more GNU packages will be using them and improving them. > >Thanks for feedback, I have pushed the module into gnulib. > > Nice. Then we will start using the gnulib version :) Gr

Re: Project management and code quality tools

> I think it is a really good idea. If the scripts are distributed in > gnulib more GNU packages will be using them and improving them. Thanks for feedback, I have pushed the module into gnulib. Nice. Then we will start using the gnulib version :)

Re: Project management and code quality tools

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >> "documentation". The scripts generating all the stuff are in the >> 'prmgt/' directory in the libgnupdf sources distribution. > >I have taken a closer look at your prmgt/ directory, and I really like >your efforts. I want to use this in my projects, an

Re: Project management and code quality tools

> "documentation". The scripts generating all the stuff are in the > 'prmgt/' directory in the libgnupdf sources distribution. I have taken a closer look at your prmgt/ directory, and I really like your efforts. I want to use this in my projects, and the simplest for me would be t

Re: cyclomatic code complexity report for gnulib

Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Simon Josefsson wrote: >> Using the pmccabe2html module I created a report for gnulib itself: >> >> http://josefsson.org/gnulib-cyclo.html >> >> Gnulib appears to trigger some bugs in the script on how the functions >> are sorted, but the output may be

Re: cyclomatic code complexity report for gnulib

Simon Josefsson wrote: > Using the pmccabe2html module I created a report for gnulib itself: > > http://josefsson.org/gnulib-cyclo.html > > Gnulib appears to trigger some bugs in the script on how the functions > are sorted, but the output may be interesting nonetheless. The legend talks about "

Re: tee logs no output if stdout is closed

Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jim Meyering wrote: ... >> s/is/may be/ >> Early reader termination may still deserve a diagnostic. >> Or it could be that POSIX requires the application to diagnose EPIPE, >> regardless ;-) > > I disagree here. If early reader termination leads to a diagno

Re: [PATCH] implement full-blown select(2) for winsock

Bruno Haible wrote: > And this implements the modules for most of the functions from . > > The functions 'ioctl' and 'close' are not handled in this patch; they are a > little more complicated. I'll take care of close. Paolo

Re: bootstrap is broken

Debarshi Ray wrote: > This particular change due to 29dd8b5548ce047ce51ff9a73d6c4b50c9886771 > has broken bootstrap for the particular use case where it is invoked > using an absolute path (eg., > /devel/gnulib/git/gnulib/build-aux/bootstrap --skip-po > --gnulib-srcdir=/devel/gnulib/git/gnulib): >

cyclomatic code complexity report for gnulib

Using the pmccabe2html module I created a report for gnulib itself: http://josefsson.org/gnulib-cyclo.html Gnulib appears to trigger some bugs in the script on how the functions are sorted, but the output may be interesting nonetheless. /Simon

Project management and code quality tools

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >> I'm also interested in similar services, it would be great to integrate >> them with my http://josefsson.org/autobuild/ project. > >I am designing (no time left at the moment so progress is slow) a system >to, in a structured way, do some softwares that

Re: lib/regex_internal.h on 1.4.11

On Mon, 6 Oct 2008, Eric Blake wrote: minus_zerol is miscompiled on at least Irix 6.2. So until we hear feedback from Jonathan on what DOES allow us to compile -0.0L on HP-UX/hppa, I'd rather go for consistency in the testsuite by always using - -zerol as the common idiom. I don't know if I'm