For completeness:
This patch incorporates also the lesson from an earlier discussion [1],
namely that it's OK if the maintainer has to regenerate the Autotools-
generated files when they want to enable the posixcheck.
[1] https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-gnulib/2011-01/msg00349.html
Currently the framework for using GNULIB_POSIXCHECK is hardly usable:
- It is not documented.
- The user has to remember that they will not be warned about functions
declared in header files for which they have not requested the Gnulib
replacement.
This patch fixes both issues.
2018-08-04 B
Bruno Haible wrote:
Would you approve work in these directions?
Thanks, those all look good to me. Emacs includes this header only on platforms
using IEEE floating point, so it shouldn't get any compilation errors.
Hi Paul,
> It looks like Emacs can use this for some NaN processing.
> Emacs uses it only on double NaNs so it should be safe.
> * MODULES.html.sh (func_all_modules): Add ieee754-h.
> * config/srclist.txt: Mention ieee754.h in a comment.
> * doc/glibc-headers/ieee754.texi (ieee754.h):
> Gnulib now
Hi John,
All Gnulib modules that provide a replacement for a POSIX header file
are under LGPLv2+ license, except for 'sys_resource'. I'd like to make
this consistent.
The people who contributed to this module's lib/ file (lib/sys_resource.in.h)
are you and me.
Would you agree to relicense your c
