On Mon, 2002-11-18 at 22:47, Eric Gillespie wrote:
Jon Steinhart [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
3. If the $HOME environment variable is set, mypath is copied from the
getenv return. Why? It's never changed.
4. If the $HOME environment variable is not set, mypath is copied from the
We recently found a piece of mail which causes show or scan to dump
core under Linux. The cause appears to be a fencepost in the part of
m_getfld() which reads the header name. ("m_getfld.c, my old nemesis,
we meet again.") The code sets up bp to be a pointer into the file's
read buffer and j
Is "fencepost" the same thing as "boundary condition"? I don't
believe I've heard your term before.
Yes. Refers to the easily-missed question of how many fenceposts
there are in a ten-foot fence if there is one post per foot.
Thanks, Greg, but this was fixed way back in May 1999 (nmh 1.0
