> I'll be committing this tonight. The only change I will be adding, is that > the macro is going to be capitalized, because all macros should always be > capitalized. No, that is wrong. A macro that is taking the place of a past or potentially future function call should always be lowercase, just like any other function call. The only reason to all-CAP a macro with parameters is if it cannot ever be a C funtion (usually because it depends on pass-by-name). ....Roy
- [PATCH] repost: <limit> directive extended to a... Cody Sherr
- Re: [PATCH] repost: <limit> directive exte... Ryan Bloom
- Re: [PATCH] repost: <limit> directive ... William A. Rowe, Jr.
- Re: [PATCH] repost: <limit> direct... Ryan Bloom
- Re: [PATCH] repost: <limit> di... William A. Rowe, Jr.
- Roy T. Fielding
