Hi Collin,
> > Since the test includes , it should depend on the 'unistd'
> > module. Just to make sure we don't encounter a compilation error on
> > native Windows.
>
> Ah, okay. I thought that would only be necessary if using a function
> from or macros like SEEK_*, *_FILENO, etc.
You can look
Hi Bruno,
Bruno Haible wrote:
>> NetBSD fixed that declaration in 1997 [1], FreeBSD did in version
>> 14.0 [2]. OpenBSD still has it declared with an int argument even
>> though mode_t is a __uint32_t there [3] [4] [5].
>
> Also, macOS is in the same camp as OpenBSD here.
I reported it with a pr
Hi Collin,
> I ran into a compilation error a long time ago (not Gnulib related)
> because I declared strmode using the mode_t argument unconditionally.
> This is an issue because FreeBSD uses int as the first argument and
> not mode_t, which is typedef'd to __uint16_t. This test is mostly to
> ma
