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Re: fts: make find *much* faster on dirent.d_type-challenged FS


From: Matthew Woehlke
Subject: Re: fts: make find *much* faster on dirent.d_type-challenged FS
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 11:40:08 -0600
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Jim Meyering wrote:
Simon Josefsson wrote:
Jim Meyering writes:

(Since when do raw e-mail addresses get tossed around so much, here? That seems to be a new development... Anyway, I'd appreciate if you don't do that with mine.)

I vaguely recall feeling a slight twinge as I did that,
but since coreutils proper has been using decl-after-stmt,
for so long, I let it slide.
How does that work?  Do most compilers out there really support
decl-after-stmt (not likely?!), or do you offer a patch for users with
older compilers?

I used to maintain a patch, src/c99-to-c89.diff, that would perform the
conversion, but stopped 4 or 5 months ago.  It was not worth the trouble.

So far, no one has complained.

...only because I haven't tried to build anything modern :-). I'm still stuck with quite a few systems that (unless their compilers got updated when I wasn't looking, which seems unlikely) don't grok C99, I just haven't been trying to keep their toolchains up-to-date.

But if I'm the only one, I guess you're okay until/unless I find time to do updates again.

--
Matthew
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