Jeremy Hylton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: [...] > There are a lot of struct and function declarations that define > function pointers without parameter specifications. These are > problematic on several grounds, no least of which is the anal goal we > have of making Python compile without any warnings :-). If the > declarations were prototypes, it would also improve argument checking > and coercion on subsequent calls. It would also make the code a bit > easier to read. I did a cursory review of a few calls and found it > hard to tell what the arguments to these functions should be. > > Is there any intent to make these function declarations into > prototypes in a future version of OpenSSL? If I wanted to contribute > patches, would that be a good idea? (or a bad idea either for > technical or political reasons?)
Please take a look at current 0.9.7-dev snaphot versions of OpenSSL. Many prototypes have already been added. If you can easily add prototype declarations that are still missing, then your patches certainly are welcome. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
