Hi Bruno,
> The dependencies to these modules (unistr/u32-strlen and unistr/u32-pcpy) are
> declared in modules/fnmatch, as well as the link requirements
> Could it be that
> This workaround of yours disables the support of Unicode characters outside
> the BMP (used by Chinese, Emoji, and many
On 6/30/24 13:14, Po Lu wrote:
I think there should be a trivial test for a functional strnlen in
strnlen.m4, since it would be terrible to duplicate what ought to be the
responsibility of Gnulib in Emacs's configure.ac.
Here's a first cut at doing that, as a patch to Emacs master that I have
I needed more infos about this bug fix (so I can know why the CI did
not report it within three weeks). Since bug-gnulib was not in CC, I had
to search. I updated this ChangeLog entry:
2024-07-10 Pip Cet
timespec-sub: Fix compilation error on clang.
Reported by Gerd Möllmann
Bruno Haible writes:
> I needed more infos about this bug fix (so I can know why the CI did
> not report it within three weeks). Since bug-gnulib was not in CC, I had
> to search. I updated this ChangeLog entry:
timespec-sub.c:38:12: error: operand argument to checked integer operation must
be
On 7/13/24 04:20, Collin Funk wrote:
Both type2 and type3 shall be any integer type other than "plain"
char, bool, a bit-precise integer type, or an enumerated type, and
they need not be the same.
Yes, and it's annoying that you can't use 'bool' there. In theory, for
example, it
