Phil Wilshire wrote:
>
> Philip
> > My view is that the API should be as symmetric as possible and consistent
> > with the usual C read/write operations. So, I think rtf_put should return
> > the actual number of bytes written just as rtf_get returns the actual number
> > of bytes read. That way we can test for success or failure as required.
> >
> > I agree that it will be an annoyance for people to change their code but
> > better now than later. If the bug/feature is also in NMT RT-Linux, it
> > should be changed there too.
> >
> > I am posting this to the list so that a consensus might be reached. If
> > the general feeling is to let sleeping dogs lie, then I can live with that.
> >
>
> I vote for return the number of bytes read /written.
> All my code assumes this.
>
I agree.
Stuart Hughes, Zentropix.
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