Robert Watson escribió:
On Fri, 22 May 2009, Bruce Evans wrote:
: actually good one.
There's also internationalization that actually happens too, right?
That doesn't happen with grep..
What about with "man errno". Man pages are slightly more likely to
be present than application (not system) include files, and man
should support localization. It gives more noise than grepping an
include file, but the noise might be signal and can be filtered.
For me, at least, a simple text -> errno name ("EPERM") would go a
long way, since they aren't internationalized strings, and are
therefore usable in scripts in useful ways. On the topic of man pages
though -- I was interested to see that Mac OS X does not ship with an
errno(2), despite shipping with a BSD-derived errno.h.
They didn't used to be internationalized strings but since my libc NLS
commit they are. Now we have quite a few catalogs for common languages
so it isn't so trivial any more...
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