doc/HACKING: some obsoleted info was removed.

Signed-off-by: Andrew Borodin <aborodin@vmail.ru>
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Andrew Borodin 2010-02-23 15:34:34 +03:00
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@ -131,11 +131,6 @@ Some more high-level functions, e.g. to display a message box, are
located in wtools.c. This file also contains the Quick Dialog code,
which makes it easier to create complex dialogs.
Files findme.c, popt.c, poptconfig.c, popthelp.c and poptparse.c come
from the popt library used to parse the command line. They should not
be modified unless absolutely necessary. At near time these stuff will
removed.
The files util.c and utilunix.c have a lot of utility functions. Get
familiar with them, they are very simple.
@ -343,10 +338,6 @@ g_strdup: When you use g_strdup to create a local copy of a string, use
The "const" will make the pointer unmodifiable (pathref++
is not possible), but you can still modify the string contents.
g_strlcpy: Whenever you use this function, be sure to add "glibcompat.h"
to the included headers. This is because in glib-1.2 there is
no such function.
NULL: When you pass NULL as an argument of a varargs function, cast the
0 to the appropriate data type. If a system #defines NULL to