[...] Has X.org given up on portability to systems where all-bits-0
is not a nil pointer? [...]
Yes. [...lots of other such cases...]
Do you know of any such systems X was ever ported to?
No - not that I've gone looking, mind you. But that's hardly
surprising; X making such assumptions
On 09/30/13 07:07 AM, Mouse wrote:
[...] Has X.org given up on portability to systems where all-bits-0
is not a nil pointer? [...]
Yes. [...lots of other such cases...]
Do you know of any such systems X was ever ported to?
No - not that I've gone looking, mind you. But that's hardly
Yes, we have given up on portability to Cray systems. That's the only
system, as far as I know, that ever used all-bits-0 != nil pointers.
On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 1:22 AM, Mouse mo...@rodents-montreal.org wrote:
Use calloc for the array of pointers to ensure pointers are cleared
out so we
On 09/27/13 10:22 PM, Mouse wrote:
Use calloc for the array of pointers to ensure pointers are cleared
out so we don't try to free garbage if XdmcpDisposeARRAYofARRAY8 is
called before the caller sets them to valid pointers.
C does not promise that all-bits-0 (what calloc produces) gives nil
Use calloc for the array of pointers to ensure pointers are cleared out
so we don't try to free garbage if XdmcpDisposeARRAYofARRAY8 is called
before the caller sets them to valid pointers.
Signed-off-by: Alan Coopersmith alan.coopersm...@oracle.com
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