On 2015-07-31, Tobias Ulmer <[email protected]> wrote: > But... why not delete the whole thing? It's from mbalmer@, he's not > using it any more (at the very least not on OpenBSD) and he even pulled
I checked NetBSD pkgsrc hoping I might find a new master site, but he hasn't imported any of his old OpenBSD ports there. > his own website and any traces of the source. Why keep it? It's a nice > programming exercise, but I doubt anyone uses it. Well, that's the problem. We don't know who uses which ports. I suspect all the old mbalmer ports are cruft that we could remove (after the release), although that might be mistaken as vindicative. > Oh, and the compiler warning messages don't exactly inspire strict > alignment readyness. I only looked briefly. The 64-bit warnings are harmless. That's the common practice of using a pointer to pass data to callbacks and if the data is just an int, people directly cast it into the pointer. It's widely used with Motif and some other X11 stuff. -- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber [email protected]
