> (synchnet): Changed type of FROM to `struct sockaddr_storage'. I have reread the GNU standards document, but I could not locate any explanations on the means available to differentiate between various kinds of variables: global, local, statically scoped and so on. Please quote me a reference so that I can learn this aspect properly, and use it for all future contributions.
I don't think there is anything in the GCS, but in general if it is global variable you just write: (foo): Changed something. If the variable is local to a function, then you write: (function): Changed FOO to something. A new effort at the changelog has been attempted, but I will not comment further on that. Any further comments are welcome, though. A new version of the patching is attached to this email. For the confused me, which patch(es) are the canonical version(s)? I got lost in the thread, but keep up the good work.
