Thanks for your thoughtful reply. A few points:
Jonas 'Sortie' Termansen wrote:
I object to the notion that truncation is a worse outcome than a buffer
overflow. A buffer overflow is at worst a remote code execution
vulnerability, while a truncation is at worst a program bug (although
that may
Hi Bruno & Paul,
Thanks for your interest in my notes on gnulib. I appreciate your desire
to discuss them. Please excuse some of the resources that I'll link
below for overreacting in jest ("screaming in horror", "usual gnulib
infection"), they weren’t really meant for upstream consumption, but
th
In some situations (e.g. when checkout out a package for continuous
integration, not for human-driven development) it's useful to do a
shallow clone of gnulib. 8 MB vs. 43 MB to download.
2019-09-01 Bruno Haible
gitsub.sh: Add support for shallow-cloning of subdirectories.
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Ergus wrote:
> After reading the thread I see that there is a workaround to generate a
> .a and get the headers with the --create-testdir option.
Yes.
> Could you provide a basic configure.am content file to generate the .a
> or the basic steps.
No. You have to read the documentation by yourself
Hi Bruno:
Very thanks for replying.
After reading the thread I see that there is a workaround to generate a
.a and get the headers with the --create-testdir option.
Could you provide a basic configure.am content file to generate the .a
or the basic steps. At least it will be easier to integrate
