* Joey Hess
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| Nearly any whitespace used like that wastes memory. Can anyone think of
| a way to error out at compile time on those?
grep for them?
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Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
> [Joey Hess]
> > #define debconf_input(_client, _priority, _question) \
> > _client->commandf(_client, "INPUT %s %s", _priority, _question)
>
> Shouldn't it be ', NULL' at the end of this argument list?
No, it's commandf.
The bug is not accurate; "INPUT %s %s" is
[Joey Hess]
> #define debconf_input(_client, _priority, _question) \
> _client->commandf(_client, "INPUT %s %s", _priority, _question)
Shouldn't it be ', NULL' at the end of this argument list?
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Package: cdebconf
Version: unavailable; reported 2003-07-14
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#define debconf_input(_client, _priority, _question) \
_client->commandf(_client, "INPUT %s %s", _priority, _question)
This kind of thing is a waste of space. Compare with:
_client->command(_client, "INPUT", _pr
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