On Mon, Sep 29, 2014 at 09:05:48AM +0100, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi Ulrich,
>
> > In case of questions, should one ask on the list
>
> I'd say ask here; answers would be part of the public record. These
> answers are all based on a quick look; I don't know they're correct.
>
> > However, not
> I am trying to read and understand groff source code, which is - at
> least for me - not easy. In case of questions, should one ask on
> the list or are there specialists who are able and willing to help?
Please ask here.
> And btw. why is node_list in input.cpp but delete_node_list() in
> no
Hi Ulrich,
> In case of questions, should one ask on the list
I'd say ask here; answers would be part of the public record. These
answers are all based on a quick look; I don't know they're correct.
> However, not so for extract().
node *node_list::extract()
{
node *temp = head
Hi,
I am trying to read and understand groff source code, which is - at least for
me - not easy.
In case of questions, should one ask on the list or are there specialists who
are able and willing to help?
An example:
In input.cpp there is a linked list class "node_list".
Member functions are n
