Hi Pino,
> > It is possible to have several modules share the same .h file. For example,
> > is used by many modules. If you leave xstrtol.h as is, users of the
> > module don't need to change their source code, they only need to import the
> > new module 'xstrtol-error'.
> > A separate .h file,
Hi Bruno,
On Thursday, 5 December 2019 22:56:08 CET Bruno Haible wrote:
> One suggestion, though:
>
> > lib/xstrtol-error.h | 45 +++
> > lib/xstrtol.h | 20 ---
>
> It is possible to have several modules share the same .h file. F
Hi Pino,
> I decided to move xstrtol_fatal() to an own xstrtol-error module.
>
> This has the nice advantage to reduce the footprint a lot
That's a good move. Great!
> There are only two potential downsides:
> 1) users of the xstro* modules may use xstrtol_fatal() right now
Your mitigation, to
Hi,
I noticed that using the xstrtol (or any of the other xstrto* modules
using it) drags a lot of other gnulib modules, 39 more to be exact
including dirname-lgpl, error, errno, getopt-gnu, msvc-*, etc.
The reason for this are:
- xstrtol.h includes getopt.h, which in turns requires getopt-gnu, et
