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Re: [RP] cleaning up cmd_clock
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shawn |
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Re: [RP] cleaning up cmd_clock |
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Sun, 15 Apr 2001 13:41:41 -0700 |
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>Ok, this patch fixes that. I took out the error check for time()
>for a very good reason: look at how we invoke it. The only possible
>error condition for time() is if the pointer you pass it is out of the
>area you can access; because of how we allocate it we will not get that
>error. Also, no matter what value you throw at it, ctime() knows what
>to do. All our bases are covered.
I've applied your patch. I did however expand it a bit, so it didn't
look so daunting. And I used strncpy since strndup is a GNU extension.
Re: [RP] cleaning up cmd_clock, shawn, 2001/04/13