On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 08:38:07PM -0800, Ben Pfaff wrote:
Those declarations have definitions in sys-file-encoding.c and
users in sys-file-private.c. sys-file-private.h is included by
both of those files, so if I screw up the uses in
sys-file-private.c or the definitions in sys-file-encoding.c,
then it will provoke a warning. But if I move the extern
declaration from sys-file-private.h into sys-file-private.c, then
it will cause segmentation faults (etc.) at runtime without any
compiler warnings. So I'd prefer to keep them in the header
file.
OK. I didn't notice that it was accessed by both files.
If I check in this code, will it help you? I'm happy to do so.
Yes. Please do.
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