Hi Eric,
On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 8:27 AM, Eric Blake <ebl...@redhat.com> wrote:
>> (void)fwrite(...)
>
> Gnulib has the ignore-value module for places where casting to void is
> insufficient to shut up gcc.
Many things are done in the interest of saving a few keystrokes.
In this case, this:
ignore_value(fwrite(buffer, size, count, fileptr));
when used a lot yields a lot of visual clutter.
Clutter gets in the way of readability, which is important to me.
It's a matter of getting used to seeing the "x" or "y" prefix.
I'd have suggested "v for void", but it would be confusingly similar
to "v for var arg", so 'y' follows 'x' instead. :)
So, to be explicit: add xWHATEVER variants for everything not already
covered, and yWHATEVER where one might reasonably want to not care.
("yfopen" would likely not be included.:)
