https://pike.lysator.liu.se/generated/manual/modref/ex/predef_3A_3A/strlen.html
says that strlen is deprecated and that we are supposed to use sizeof
instead. At the same time, I see new Pike code beeing committed that
use strlen (282a8a93 by Grubba 2018-01-04, a5c5c7cd by Bill
2017-12-22, be932f5
Oh. Right.
Are there any plans to actually remove strlen?
http://pike.lysator.liu.se/docs/man/chapter_3.html documents strlen
without mentioning that it is deprecated. It also states that the
return type of sizeof is string, which seems wrong.
>https://pike.lysator.liu.se/generated/manual/modref/ex/predef_3A_3A/strlen.html
>says that strlen is deprecated and that we are supposed to use sizeof
>instead. At the same time, I see new Pike code beeing committed that
>use strlen (282a8a93 by Grubba 2018-01-04, a5c5c7cd by Bill
>2017-12-22, be
>Are there any plans to actually remove strlen?
No.
The configure test sets PIKE_BYTEORDER to 0 because (obviously) it can't test
that when cross compiling. It seems like having a byteorder of "0" ought to be
a failure, and possibly a way to define it manually, since there doesn't appear
to be a consistent convention (ie, if not explicitly big-en
I also noticed that the script run during make install assumes that the version
of the pike executable running the installer is the version being installed.
Perhaps it should actually look at the version it's installing? For instance,
when cross compiling the version could theoretically be diffe
