Hi!
If you come across something which you either feel needs to be
clarified or have a recommendation, add it as a question with
suggestion to the Codesytle piece on Wikia.
I am still updating it as I come across stuff.
Cheers,
-Brian
On Aug 2, 2008, at 1:39 PM, Mats Kindahl wrote:
Hi!
I'm going over the MyISAM code to eliminate pointless casts (I hate
casts), and am stumbling over several cases where there is "(uint)
(end
- something)". This can only work if end > something, so the cast is
pointless and I will remove it, but the problem is that in the event
that end < something (perhaps because of a bug), this will copy a very
large amount of data. I want to add assertions for those cases, but
are
we going to keep using DBUG_ASSERT() or will be go back to standard
assert()?
Just asking for opinions,
Mats Kindahl
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