Le 25 janv. 09 à 00:53, Jason a écrit :
I've compiled with the ASCII values and everything works as expected.
Cool.
I'm still getting the other error so I'm not sure what has
happened. I'll regenerate the disk image for backupbouncer as
maybe the file has become corrupt.
Which other error? Are you talking about:
The only oddity now is if I run this for the first time on the
backupbouncer src and dst folder I get the following error:
rsync: rsync_xal_set:
lsetxattr("Src/60-bsd-flags/dir-with-flags","com.apple.FinderInfo")
failed: Unknown error: -5000 (-5000)
For the index variable you chose an unsigned int. Is there a
specific case you were thinking that would require the larger index
value? I know having a signed value does not help as the index
will never be negative but it will remove a compile warning. I'm
currently using the signed version without any troubles.
Again, this is only style. You can see in one hand that the index can
never be negative and so put it as unsigned, in another hand you can
say that the name will never be longer than the int limit
(+2,147,483,647) so you can use int. There is another thing: putting
it as unsigned helps the compiler warning you if you try (by mistake)
to assign a negative value to the index. Well, here is a really
simple code, so it's OK to leave signed int. But in practice it's a
good reflex to always use unsigned when you don't need negative values.
Which warning does it raises?
Cheers,
Jason
Cheers,
Vitorio--
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