const char *yyname[] = {...};
const char *yyrule[] = {...};
rather than
char *yyname[] = {...};
char *yyrule[] = {...};
to prevent warnings about
initialization discards `const' from pointer target type
when the output of yacc is compiled with a picky warning level.
When connecting to a version 2 portmapper, don't use the "udp" nettype,
since that includes udp on ipv6, but just use the "udp" netconfig entry
directly.
in sockets bound to reserved ports in the old code. Since old binaries
will still expect this, always try to bind to a reserved port in
clnt_cli_create and svc_tli_create, unless we're already bound.
fhopen() and flock(). This means that if you kill lockd, all locks will
be relased (but you're supposed to kill statd at the same time, so
remote hosts will know it and re-establish the lock).
Tested against solaris 2.7 and linux 2.2.14 clients.
Shared lock are not handled efficiently, they're serialised in lockd when they
could be granted.
arg should have been a pointer); without this you'd get a complaint
about a mismatch between the prototype in the header file and the
function declaration in foo_xdr.c.
fix by Vltteri Vuorikoski@datafellows.com <altteri.Vuorikoski@datafellows.com>
in [bin/6788], with some cosmetic mods by me.
The "ditto" character is " (double-quote); not , (comma) as
indicated in the manpage; and not ' (single-quote) as indicated
in the man.old -style manpage from which the mdoc manpage was derived.
Some other versions of ddb use single-quote for this feature, and this
part of the code may change again in the near future, but the documentation
now affects reality now.
they
set" capability - just use the last-resort of using spaces. Fixes the
``problem'' where "tset -Q" would move the cursor to the 24th line of an
xterm irrespective of where the cursor was before tset was run.
mycroft