Hi Bruno, Bruno Haible <br...@clisp.org> writes:
> For a function, the float-argument test and the evaluates-arg-only-once > test naturally succeed. > > I believe the situation is good here because these 4 functions have been > heavily used over the last 30 years, and problems like evaluates-arg- > several-times would have been noticed and fixed many years ago already. Right, I added it because I was unsure and figured it was safer. But based on your findings it seems excesive. > In order to fix the native Windows problem, the module description should > have a 'Link:' section that references a variable (named $(HTONL_LIB) by > convention) that expands to -lws2_32 on native Windows systems. Ah, right. I forgot that you have to link to ws2_32 even for these functions on Windows. I'll work on fixing that today. Thanks! Collin
