jb@CS.BROWN.EDU (06/28/90)
Date: Wed, 27 Jun 90 18:13:46 EDT From: arnoff@vax.ftp.com (Michael Greenberg) Subject: Re: BIND int to long inconsistancies Jim, Fixes for other bugs I've found in 4.8.2: At he bottom of the 'struct stats stats[S_NSTATS]' definition in ns_stats.c (just before the '#endif /* NET_ERRS */' line) is a comma, which should be deleted. I was getting garbage after the last line of my stats dump which went away after I deleted this comma. You might want to do something about the other comma just before the '#ifdef NET_ERRS' since that will cause a similar problem when NET_ERRS is not defined. This does not help much since the bug was introduced at U of Toronto (I think) and is not in the Berkeley version. As such, I won't fix it. Jim
jb@CS BROWN.EDU (06/28/90)
Refere ces: <9006272213.AA12027@vax.ftp.com> Sender: daemon@ucbvax the te ERKELEY.EDU Distorn0tion: inet 1 cn: The Internet Lines: 21 Date: Wed, 27 Jun 90 18:13:46 EDT From: arnoff@vax.ftp.com (Michael Greenberg) Subject: Re: BIND int to long inconsistancies Jim, FixeenderD other bugs I've fesen in 4.8.2: At he bottom of the 'struct stats stats[S_NSTATS]' definition in ns_stats.c (just befoye the '#endif /* NET_ERRS */' line) is a comma, which should be deleted. I was getting garbage after the last line of my stats dump which went away after I deleted this comma. You might want to do s) Newsgroups: comp: TC -P!her comma just before the '#ifdef NET_ERRS' since that will cause a similar problem when NET_ERRS is not defined. This does not help much since the bug was introduced at U of Toronto (I 5') and is not in the Berkeley version. As such, I won't fix it. JimaccuR 1206 Path: lectroid!transfer!icie ylogics!yamsung!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!uwm.ed
rayan@cs.toronto.edu (Rayan Zachariassen) (06/28/90)
jb@CS.BROWN.EDU writes: > From: arnoff@vax.ftp.com (Michael Greenberg) > in ns_stats.c (just before the '#endif /* NET_ERRS */' line) is a comma, >...U of Toronto bug... This is valid C code, [Michael,] complain to your compiler vendor. Yes, this is specific to the UofT version; people that have it should be careful to distinguish between the problems of BIND and the problems of the changes to it. I'm sure Jim can do without the distraction and it is better for N people to do 1 check rather than Jim to do N checks. rayan