I agree with the size_t definition of i but not to the name 'i'.
in the following code:
void
foo()
{
int i;
FD_ZERO( &myfds );
}
gcc warns using: gcc -Wshadow
I hate warnings but I add more and more options in my code to try to get new
one.
I think that ISO/IEC 9899 reserve all symbols starting with '_' (i.e. _i is
not allowed for user -> me).
the FD_ZERO definition shoud be with _i or __i (like __tmp in the
definition) but not with i.
Regards.
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