>You are the only person with the fortitude to go near that code lately, >so all I can say is 'please document the new regime' ;-)
Well, the new functions are documented in the mh-format man page, and I even put in the bits about repl's duplicate supression for formataddr since that was news to me! >More seriously, whatever else you discovered as you got there is worth >documenting as well. It's certainly one of the least understood bits of >the code base ... Maybe I'll add some comments to fmt_compile.c and fmt_scan.c. It's not _terrible_ (other than that code being horribly non-reentrant, but I guess that didn't matter too much back then). Also the memory management is pretty much non-existent as well (I guess for single-shot commands, it again wasn't a big deal). But once I got into the middle of it you could follow it reasonably well. And I will note that Oliver Kiddle, Josh Bressers, Peter Maydell, and Jeffrey Honig have all been inside of that code, so if I get hit by a truck there is still hope for nmh! :-) --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
