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Re: Kill K&R C support?
On Jun 14, 2007, at 9:44 AM, Hallvard B Furuseth wrote:
As far as I can tell, OpenLDAP has been unusable with K&R C since
openldap-2.0: lber.h in that release had prototypes unprotected
by LDAP_P() in struct sockbuf_io. They've been there ever since.
So LDAP_P() can go.
I note that the intent was to allow use of -lldap/-llber in K&R C
programs, but to require ISO C to build OpenLDAP Software.
Seems the former is broken (lber.h issues).
Don't know which other not-strict-ISO support is still useful -
I note lber.h has used <string.h> since openldap-2.2.4, for example.
libldap/open.c has used <limits.h> since 2.0.0.
The latter isn't a problem with regard to the above intent.
HEAD wraps that
in HAVE_LIMITS_H, but it does not protect INT_MAX the same way.
Likewise.
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Regards,
Hallvard