bug#34140: AddressSanitizer reported heap-buffer-overflow when ignoring case

2019-01-22 Thread arnold
If I may beg to differ, I see no reason that GNULIB can't be ahead of GLIBC. In particular for the benefit of programs that use it, like grep/sed/gawk. If necessary, I can copy/paste the change from the bug report, but it'd be nicer if you'd just push it to GNULIB. Thanks, Arnold Paul Eggert w

bug#34140: AddressSanitizer reported heap-buffer-overflow when ignoring case

2019-01-22 Thread Paul Eggert
On 1/22/19 12:44 AM, arn...@skeeve.com wrote: If I may beg to differ, I see no reason that GNULIB can't be ahead of GLIBC. The only reason is avoiding hassle: I'd have to decouple this gnulib file from glibc now (which requires changing some other administrative file), and then recouple it late

bug#34140: AddressSanitizer reported heap-buffer-overflow when ignoring case

2019-01-22 Thread arnold
Paul Eggert wrote: > On 1/22/19 12:44 AM, arn...@skeeve.com wrote: > > If I may beg to differ, I see no reason that GNULIB can't be > > ahead of GLIBC. > The only reason is avoiding hassle: I'd have to decouple this gnulib > file from glibc now (which requires changing some other administrative