Салям!
11-Июн-2006 02:47 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Blair Campbell) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
BC> +++ which.c 11 Jun 2006 02:47:05 -0000 1.3
BC> fputs(arg[i], stdout);
----------------^^^^^---------^^^^^^
BC> if((p = find_which(arg[i])) != 0) {
BC> - putchar('\t');
BC> +// putchar('\t');
BC> + write( 1, "\t", 1 );
-----------------^^^^^--^
Bug! FILE* and handle functions shouldn't be mixed (at least, without
intermediate FILE* buffers flushing)!
Also, why not wrote own function for writing string? This should
minimize other RTL functions, especially if for this function will be
selected optimal calling convention, like `pascal':
#define OPTIMALCALL pascal
void OPTIMALCALL myout (FILE *out, const char s []) {
fwrite (s, 1, strlen (s), out);
}
...
myout (stdout, arg [i]);
...
myout (stdout, "\t");
Or, if there is only "myout(stdout" is used, then:
#define OPTIMALCALL pascal
void OPTIMALCALL myout (const char s []) {
fwrite (s, 1, strlen (s), stdout);
}
...
myout (arg [i]);
...
myout ("\t");
This should _noticeably_ decrease code size. Especially, if you all FILE*
functions (fwrite, printf, etc) replace by handle-oriented functions.
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