Re: bg_setenv without parameters

2018-03-05 Thread Jan Kiszka
art_specified is false, since no "-p" given. >>>>> >>>>> This means, the program opens the latest environment and then calls >>>>> update_environment(env_new), where env_new is a handle to the latest >>>>> environment. (nothing new cr

Re: bg_setenv without parameters

2018-03-05 Thread Jan Kiszka
his point). >>> >>> update_environment then processes an empty task list which does not >>> change the latest environment. It then recalculates the CRC32 again. >>> >>> The program then stores the unmodified environment together with the >>> reca

Re: bg_setenv without parameters

2018-03-05 Thread Andreas Reichel
; > change the latest environment. It then recalculates the CRC32 again. > > > > The program then stores the unmodified environment together with the > > recalculated CRC32 back into the same place and exits. > > > > Thus, bg_setenv without parameters performs a NOP on the cur

Re: bg_setenv without parameters

2018-03-05 Thread Jan Kiszka
ted at this point). > > update_environment then processes an empty task list which does not > change the latest environment. It then recalculates the CRC32 again. > > The program then stores the unmodified environment together with the > recalculated CRC32 back into the same place

Re: bg_setenv without parameters

2018-03-05 Thread Andreas Reichel
again. The program then stores the unmodified environment together with the recalculated CRC32 back into the same place and exits. Thus, bg_setenv without parameters performs a NOP on the current environment data except the CRC and writes the values back again. Thus, the question here is "