Hi Paul, > RMS writes: > > > Our convention is to use dashes, not underscores. > > The names getopt_.h and getopt_int.h don't follow > > this convention.
Where does this "convention" come from? It's the first time I hear about such a bizarre requirement. POSIX does not specify the existence of an include file with a dash, but does specify that an include file with an underscore must exist: <nl_types.h>. The glibc sources contain more files with an underscore (3288) than files with a dash (2270). If I understand it well, RMS is talking as a gnulib user here. gnulib is dedicated to serve its users, but there are reasonable requests and less reasonable ones. Bruno
