On 2/4/20 16:02, Peter Jones wrote:
grub_strtoul() and grub_strtoull() don't make the /pointer/ to "end" be
const like normal implementations do, and as a result, at many places in
grub_strtoul() and grub_strtoull() appear to be patterned after the C
standard functions strtoul() and
grub_strtoul() and grub_strtoull() don't make the /pointer/ to "end" be
const like normal implementations do, and as a result, at many places in
the tree, people appear to have abandoned trying to figure out C's
syntax and instead of fixing it, chosen to cast a mutable pointer to an
immutable