On 04/04/2007 03:18 AM, js wrote:
Hi Antony.
Thanks you for replying.
> If so, any reason to break the coding standard in this instance?
Standards are general rules, there might be some exceptions.
(It doesn't mean I personally like this code or encourage to ignore the
standards).
> and what does, in this context, 'duplicate' means?
See main/main.c, line 1119 for example.
It might be convenient to free duplicated buffer and ignore static one.
Then wouldn't it be nice call that flag static or no_duplicate or something?
I thought 'duplicate' is misleading name.
Don't fix something that isn't broken.
There are a lot of places requiring attention, this is not one of them.
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Wbr,
Antony Dovgal
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