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command use that.
-F is equivalent to the gnu/dammit flag --we-think-long-options-without-short-options-are-a-good-idea
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portability.h.patch - it is for O_CLOEXEC, as compiler complained of it.
Makefile.patch - for cleaning generated/*.o files and libopts.dat file
[Fixup to uniq.c from Rob.]
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The fact other implementations don't implement "! -mindepth" doesn't mean we can't. Also, find uses +N, N, -N for everything else but this extension doesn't. Also, -depth already had a definition and this has nothing to do with that. It's a poorly thought-out extension, is what I'm saying.
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mutually-exclusive options -H and -L shall not be considered an error. The last option specified shall determine the behavior of the utility."
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DIRTREE_SYMFOLLOW value, not just true/false).
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open, and add dir->again variable to distinguish second call instead of checking for -1 filehandle.
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Use wcwidth() instead of strlen(), and extend the -q substitution to also
whiteout nonprintable characters that are nonparseable utf8 snippets.
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The check for -print vs -print0 was tested before I optimized out the "-" in the strcmps, and I didn't adjust the offset or retest it. (Ooops.)
Also, I wasn't clearing the ! value when descending into parentheticals, so "find . -name blah -o \! \( -stuff -o -thing \)" acted like it had a spurious second ! before -stuff inside the parentheses.
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Slight conflict here: this puts killall5 in the posix directory. But the commands sharing code trumps that.
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work.)
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cleanups.
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bytes, so we can't globally enable locale without opening stack/heap smashing vulnerabilities. Make commands individually request setlocale() using TOYFLAGS instead.
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whitespace tweaks.
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While writing tests for cpio, I found that cpio tries to open empty
files if they're regular files, and fails to archive them if unreadable.
This can be easily avoided, and is not the usual behavior.
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WIFEXITED() and WTERMSIG()+127.
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Convert umount and df. Add dlist_terminate() to break lists for traversal in either direction.
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Since the starting letters are greater than those for 'id' or 'groups',
we cn just check if the first letter is greater than 'i'.
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variable can never actually be used uninitialized but gcc's warning generator can't tell and fails spamwards" warning.
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du use it, move it from lib/pending.c to lib.c.
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Note that directory timestamps are still sometimes wrong because creating
things in a directory can update the timestamp. Also, cp -r has logic to
ensure we can write to a directory that doesn't have write permission,
cpio does not. This is fixable, but not what existing cpio does.
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output type even though an output type was specified).
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Isaac's roadmap update.
Mercurial's "import" command is still broken, committing local tree changes to files that weren't even touched by the patch because the hg developers inisist, when I point out how stupid it is, that they meant to do that. (hg record can do hunks, but import can't even track _files_.)
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Some glibc commands are irrelevant because they're for functionality
that is excluded from musl (mtrace, rpc*, localedef, iconvconfig, nscd).
getconf and catchsegv look like candidates for the development toolchain;
locale and iconv were already triaged.
getent is pretty lame, but it and the timezone stuff (tzselect zic
zdump) are the only new possibly interesting commands.
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networking). Move headers standards ignore (but which have been there >15 years) to lib/portability.h. Fold xregcomp into lib since it's posix.
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Fix FLAG_o to actually be 1 like the comment says, don't try to strlen(name) before reading it, pad TRAILER!!! entry correctly.
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After some waffling I put it in "posix", even though it was last specified in
susv2 (where it was the obsolete 6 byte header entries predating susv4).
LSB specifies it, including the 8 byte header fields, but for the actual
command it just references SUSv2. (LSB isn't so much a standard as Red Hat's
"notes to self".)
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