Ralph wrote:
Or, `python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer $port' gives a HTTP server for files in
the current directory.
We've avoided dependencies on python, perl, etc., in favor of POSIX tools,
for the most part. I don't know if test/fakehttp would fill the need here,
even with some enhancement.
But I noticed there's another path out of openExternal that don't set *fd,
Yeah, we should go through and fix all of those.
valgrind here, 3.13.0-2, doesn't complain about the printf, and that
prints zero. That puzzles me.
Yes, interesting. Have you tried with -O0?
BTW, these are annoying. NOTOK is often used when the value must be -1
so it's hiding nothing, just obscuring because it's well known, e.g.
that access(2) returns -1 on error so the code would be clearer to check
against -1, not add pointless abstraction.
I'm ambivalent about OK and NOTOK. Sometimes they provide more readable
code, I think, but not always.
David
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