for correctly. Could fault client.
- 'mc' (master client) field not being examined
properly. Actually looking at addr field so
proably always working out to non 0 (master).
out uucp because uucp was removed from base. (Though maybe it should be
left in anyway - it belongs as a crossreference for historical reasons.)
It doesn't seem to me that every tool used in an example must
necessarily appear in SEE ALSO, but it doesn't particularly hurt.
Use malloc to allocate space for teh strings (instead of a buf structure)
to make it mossible to not leak the associated memory (leak not fixed!).
No functional change intended.
For_Eval() is now only called for the first line of a .for.
For_Accum() is called for the subsequent lines.
Stops any problems with forLevel being left invalid after an error.
Use a return value of -1 from For_Eval() to mean 'skip input line' to stop
a .for line with a syntax error being reparsed by make.
token that follows the argument might be '==' or '!='.
If so then treat as a string comparison instead.
Fixes bin/15233 and bin/30967 provided some whitespace is present.
".if A==A" remains a check for defined(A==A) since make places no
restrictions on the names of variables!
Add a check for the '(' following the function name, if absent then treat
as if the function name is unknown - usually leading to a syntax error.
No other functional changes intended.
(instead of silently ignoring the chars that failed to convert).
Use strtoul() instead of homebrew copy.
Only use strtod() if strtoul() fails because the value is too large or
contains '.', 'e' or 'E'.
Do a compare for strings that start '-' or '+' as well as digits.
conditional block (ie down to the matching .endif) instead of passing
the input line back to the normal parsing code.
Do the same if the maximum .if nesting (64 levels) is breached.
- Use getopt instead of rolling one's own.
- Don't copy the -e arguments unnecessarily, and specifically, don't
copy them into a small static buffer and zoom off the end.
- Don't zoom off the end of the array of -e option files, either.
dholland