> Well, it's just a matter of adding a check for
> optarg being NULL and
> printing an appropriate message (e.g.,
> if (optarg == NULL) {
> fprintf(stderr, "Missing key-value
> separator\n");
> usage();
> }
> ).
Yup looks easy but I may better patch the D
> That doesn't change the fact that it's still a
> Cygwin application,
> because it's linked against cygwin1.dll. Because
> you have cygwin1.dll
> on the system and in the same directory as
> regtool.exe means it will be
> found when you run regtool.
I got that. I just didn't check.
> Why aren't y
> False. regtool is a cygwin app and depends on the
> cygwin DLL:
Was my mistake as I run it within the Cygwin startup
bat as
E:\aIEngine\CYGWIN>bin\regtool
in order to set all the moutn points on computers
without CygWin installed.
Alex
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Dear Arturus,
regtool dosn't dpend on the Cygwin environment as it
can also run from the Windows command line without any
Cygwin souroundings.
What I was mentioning is that
rgetool -K
causes a core fault and something similar under
windows because the argument is broken. I know that
the argument
It dosn't feel like a feature so it must be a Bug for
sure :)
Don't worry it's easy to reproduce:
bash-2.05b$ ./regtool -K
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
crashes with a core dump insteed of printing the usage
information while
regtool --key-seperator and regtool --key-seperator=
does the right
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