On Tuesday 12 September 2006, Nathan Sidwell wrote: > static void fatal (const char *, ...); > static void fatal_perror (const char *, ...);
are there really no libiberty funcs that do this ? > static void append_option (options_t *, const char *); > static void append_options (options_t *, const options_t *); > static void append_sed (sed_commands_t *, const char *, const char *); > static void parse_args (int, char **); > static int execute (const char *, const char *, const options_t *, ...); i think libiberty provides argv funcs to build/destroy which these functions duplicate ? > create_tmp_file (const char **name_ptr) > delete_tmp_file (const char **name_ptr) libiberty provides temp file functions so these shouldnt be needed the output files dont get unlinked in case of error ... but i guess that's how the current script acts as well did you ever get a chance of posting this code in a public repo somewhere ? -mike
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