On 02/18/2011 03:13 AM, Bruno Haible wrote:
35 lines of code to define a type md5_uint32, that is only used in
md5.h?
I used 35 lines because that's what glibc uses. I can easily shrink
it to 8 lines, since we assume C89 or better:
/* Prefer 'unsigned int' for the benefit of typical pre-C99
Paul Eggert wrote:
> Here's a simple patch to remove crypto/md5's dependence on
> stdint. It complicates the code in md5.h a bit
35 lines of code to define a type md5_uint32, that is only used in
md5.h? That's a step backwards to where we were before gnulib. The
benefit of gnulib is that we can p
Paul Eggert wrote:
> Here's a simple patch to remove crypto/md5's dependence on
> stdint. It complicates the code in md5.h a bit, but the
> result is closer to what's already in glibc. This will
> make it quite a bit easier for Emacs to use crypto/md5.
>
> I haven't pushed this yet.
>
> * lib/md5
Here's a simple patch to remove crypto/md5's dependence on
stdint. It complicates the code in md5.h a bit, but the
result is closer to what's already in glibc. This will
make it quite a bit easier for Emacs to use crypto/md5.
I haven't pushed this yet.
* lib/md5.h, lib/md5.c:
All uses of uint32
