On Saturday 23 February 2002 03:25 pm, Greg Wooledge wrote: > Jay Oliveri (ilnero at gmx.net) wrote: > > Patch applied. > > In IRC, mjr said he already did it.
Indeed. > > btw, what was it failing on exactly? ..because I > > haven't been able to break fcpget, probably because I've been > > focused on fcpputsite for some time. > > It failed on everything except the help message. I couldn't fetch > any keys without segfaults. It was dereferencing pointers that had > not been initialized (they contained random garbage). I cleaned up > the realloc() stuff and added some initializations (to NULL). > > And by the way, fcpputsite was segfaulting intermittently for me > also; but I haven't tried it for several days. > > fcpget still doesn't actually fetch any keys, even if I know they're > in my data store -- it just says "Failed to open 'KSK at gpl.txt'". But > that's a lot farther than it got before. What os and version are you running? > > > I also removed 9 Ctrl-M (CR) characters from the header file. > > > Fred only knows what that does to cpp/gcc. > > > > Dunno exatly what u mean from this. Those carriage returns don't > > affect anything other than readability. > > Carriage returns are not supposed to be present in Unix text files. > CR-LF pairs are how MS-DOS terminates lines. LF is what Unix uses. > Nine of the lines in the header file contained MS-DOS CR-LF pairs, > and all the other lines contained Unix LFs. Yeah I hear ya. I have a macro defined in vi for that, but gcc could care less about it :) I do agree however that they're undesirable. The key is to set the proper option in Visual Studio to use Unix file conventions on save. -- Jay Oliveri "In the land of the blind, Systems Architect the one-eyed man is king." GnuPG ID: 0x5AA5DD54 _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
