Sean O'Malley wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Dec 2006, Jim Rees wrote:
> 
>> Mostly just manpower.
> 
> I was just volunteering manpower and using my mechanical grep/vi tools to
> do it. It is tedious, and probably not worth all the effort. But if i -do-
> put in some effort it might as well make it back to the tree.
> 
> As I said, Im not a programmer, but I can update some of the code which
> leaves time for real programmers to do their thing without the feeling
> they are working on an ancient codebase that no one cares about.

Sean:

If you are going to do this.  Please make the changes against the CVS
head and work on one module at a time.   For example, add prototypes for
all functions in the RX library and fix the code in the other
directories that are affected.  Send in that as a patch by itself.

Please do not send in a patch that adds prototypes in 20 directories
and produces changes in hundreds of files.

The gatekeepers won't be able to review the latter and it won't make it
into the tree.

You are not the first to attempt to do this work.  If we can't review
the code and be confident that nothing was broken, its really hard to
pull in the changes.

Jeffrey Altman

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