In article ,
Paul Goyette wrote:
>Is there any _good_ reason that the various output-format options (-y, -u, -c,
>--normal, etc.) generate error messages if you specify more than one format?
>For example,
>
> # diff -u -y F1 F2
> diff: conflicting output style options
> diff:
Trying to compile a sample from the bitops man page fails,
#include is not enough, as the __BITMAP_* macros use NBBY
to convert from bit indices to bytes.
I would just add #include to the synopsis in the man page,
but given how stupid that constant 8 is - should we instead make the
sys/bitops.h
