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mystery
From: |
Andrew |
Subject: |
mystery |
Date: |
Sun, 28 Mar 2021 03:55:30 +0200 |
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Hello, I am the Andrew and learn at time with
the source-files for hello 2.10 from packet hello-2.10.tar.gz
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/hello/
Here are coming the files with following mystery
/hello-2.10/src/hello.c row 110, 164 with two-liner-sign 000C presents a
big FF with background-color
/hello-2.10/po/boldquot.sed row 7, 8, 9, 10 with two-liner-sign 00IB
presents a big ESC with background-color
/hello-2.10/po/ChangeLog row 241, 270, with two-liner-sign 008H
presents a big BPH with background-color
/hello-2.10/lib/getopt_int.h row 28 with two-liner-sign 000C presents a
big FF with background-color
/hello-2.10/lib/getopt1.c row 18,79 with two-liner-sign 000C presents a
big FF with background-color
/hello-2.10/lib/getopt.c row 22, 99, 103, 288, 1176 with two-liner-sign
000C presents a big FF with background-color
/hello-2.10/lib/error.c row 329 with two-liner-sign 000C presents a big
FF with background-color
/hello-2.10/doc/hello.info row 1 21 times a big PS with background-color
/hello-2.10/build-aux/gendocs.sh row 283, 296, 315, 328, 407, 418,458
with two-liner-sign 000C presents a big FF with background-color
/hello-2.10/build-aux/test-driver row 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95 with
two-liner-sign 00IB presents a big ESC with background-color
/hello-2.10/Makefile.in row 397, 398, 399, 400, 401, 402, 403 with
two-liner-sign 00IB presents a big ESC with background-color
/2.10_2014/hello-2.10/NEWS row 35, 43, 51, 61, 64, 73, 77, 81, 95, 100,
103 with two-liner-sign 000C presents a big FF with background-color
Should that needed for the circumstance of functions here or is it a
(compression-) mistake?
'make' is ignoring that and the command 'file' is ignoring that
and tells about ascii coded files but there are no such signs in ascii-table
A mistake which maybe drives to false usages while compiling?
I use here 'make' to compile with no errors, and the executable 'hello'
is running after. Also are there no such error-messages how in version 1.3.
But the mystery is not gone the enigma is further in my head - why we
use such signs? It is really needed?
many Greetings
and thank you for your tricky code
Andrew