h ? is
it alright and can it be included when i signed the FSF
papers ?
Kind regards,
Dennis Smit
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I must admit that my preference goes to eggerts method because
it also allows newline terminated filenames within the file
which is human readable and editable.
We'll use --files-from, -T for the option i assume ? and when agreed upon
optionaly an --null flag.
_
won't bork up my workstation
installation!
Also the requirement for an empty filesystem isn't there so it has to
wait a few weeks, but i would love to look into this stuff, it's
new for me but thus the more intresting.
Kind regards,
Dennis Smit
utils
aren't merged yet, would you like me to do this and check which are
already done ?
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I had a glance at the TODO list and saw that df -mP had an alignment bug
so i fixed that. Also i saw that an --total option was requested so
did that as well.
I hope i did it alright, if not please make me know so that i can
improve my work. Also i would like to do some more work on df or
possibly
These patches are like that i send for users.c so people won't confuse
the leaks for real serious leaks.
wc:
--- wc.c2003-10-18 12:05:47.0 +0200
+++ wc_new.c2003-11-05 19:16:35.0 +0100
@@ -674,6 +674,8 @@
max_line_length, _("total"));
}
Hello!
I've been playing with valgrind and the gnu coreutils and found that
some of these utils have small memleaks, i would love to fix them and
send patches. Are you people intrested in such patches ?
Also i would like to work on a few TODO items for example the
'df --total' item.
If you have
+ free (utmp_buf);
}
void
--
This is the first time i submitted a patch to coreutils so in
the case i am submitting it not correctly please correct me
so i'll do it better in the future :)
Greetings,
Dennis Smit
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