Today's changes:
2022-08-05 Bruno Haible
gnulib-tool.py: Don't initialize local variables too early.
* gnulib-tool.py (main): Initialize each local variable in one place.
I prefer to have pylint tell me about uninitialized variables than to
get the value None at
Hi Tim,
> I am at switching wget2 multithreading from C99+glthreads to C11
> (threads.h).
I hope that you have considered the Gnulib documentation on this topic:
https://www.gnu.org/software/gnulib/manual/html_node/Choosing-a-multithreading-API.html
> The tests work well on Linux (amd64) (Debia
Hi,
I am at switching wget2 multithreading from C99+glthreads to C11
(threads.h).
The tests work well on Linux (amd64) (Debian unstable/testing/stable,
Fedora 35, Arch, Alpine/muslc) with native builds (gcc or clang).
But they completely fail when cross-building with MinGW64 (on Debian
boo
Bruno Haible writes:
> The patch you sent is for texinfo.tex; the upstream location for it
> is the texinfo package. You need to write to bug-texinfo instead.
Thanks.
Stefan Kangas wrote:
> The attached patch fixes some minor typos, to prefer US spelling to
> British. We have that policy in Emacs, so it would be useful if the
> files we merge from you follow that convention too.
The patch you sent is for texinfo.tex; the upstream location for it
is the texinfo
The attached patch fixes some minor typos, to prefer US spelling to
British. We have that policy in Emacs, so it would be useful if the
files we merge from you follow that convention too.
There are many more places where US spelling is not preferred in gnulib;
I did not change all of them.
Thank
