On 5/24/19 10:51 AM, Henning wrote:
> On 22/05/2019 15:30, Chet Ramey wrote:
>>
>> What error message did you get when trying to compile bash-5.0? I don't
>> have or use cygwin, so you'll probably have to go to the cygwin bash
>> maintainer, but we can at least try to point him in the right directi
On 22/05/2019 15:30, Chet Ramey wrote:
What error message did you get when trying to compile bash-5.0? I don't
have or use cygwin, so you'll probably have to go to the cygwin bash
maintainer, but we can at least try to point him in the right direction.
I tried to compile several times, but al
On 5/24/19 4:14 AM, Adam Richter wrote:
> cppcheck noticed that, in the file lib/readline/bind.c, the function
> rl_generic_bind contains a loop that declares a variable named ic in
> the loop body, and relies on that variable being initialized with its
> value from the previous iteration (in the l
This second trivial patch fixes another cppcheck complaint. Don't
worry. I'm not am not submitting a flood of rivial patches right now.
I am only submitting these two right now, and I split them in two only
because they are so unrelated to each other.
In the pristine ftp.gnu.org version of bash-
cppcheck noticed that, in the file lib/readline/bind.c, the function
rl_generic_bind contains a loop that declares a variable named ic in
the loop body, and relies on that variable being initialized with its
value from the previous iteration (in the line "prevkey = ic;"), which
is not something tha
