- 17 Sep, 2001 4 commits
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API. * doc/pop3.texi: Typos. * mailbox/mbx_mh.c: Initialised variables. Typecast to void expunge since it is never used. * mail/delete.c : Typo.
Alain Magloire authored -
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Basically they recommand to drop the XX_release() functions and only to keep XX_create (), XX_destroy (). We have simple reference count strategy for memory management. * mailbox2/* : Way too much to enumerate. * mailbox2/refcount.c: New file * mailbox2/include/mailutils/refcount.h: New file * mailbox2/include/mailutils/sys/refcount.h: New file * mailbox2/fdstream.c: stream_fd_create ().
Alain Magloire authored
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- 15 Sep, 2001 2 commits
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the code based on the hints generated by the compiler. The usual errors: - signed vs unsigned, signedness or unsignedness problems. - printf() wrong formats - wrong prototypes declarations - and different buglets - "const char *" vs "char *" - unused variables - unused arguments. Tell the compiler by typecasting to void (void)var. - Some variable when shadowed, meaning in another block variable of the same name where reused. - atoi() is not an ANSI C function, we should use strtol(). Changes to comply to GNU coding standards, and nuke trailing spaces. * mail/alias.c (alia_lookup): No prototypes and scope static. (hash_num, max_rehash, aliases): Scope static and unsigned. (hash): unsigned. (alias_rehash): i unsigned. (alias_lookup_or_install): slot variable unused. (alias_destroy): unsigned. * mail/copy.c (mail_copy0): fprintf wrong format. * mail/decode.c: dislay_message change prototype. (mail_decode): Cast when calling util_msgset_iterate(). (display_message): Prototype change. (display_headers): unsigned issues. * mail/delete.c: Buglet was caling mail_delete0() instead of mail_delete. * mail/eq.c: Unused arguments. * mail/exit.c: Unused arguments. * mail/folders.c: Unused arguments. * mail/followup.c: Unused variables. * mail/from.c (mail_from): variable buffer was shadowing use variable name instead. snprintf() formatting issues. * mail/headers.c: Unsigned issues. * mail/if.c: Unused arguments. * mail/inc.c: Unused arguments. * mail/list.c: Use const char *. * mail/mail.c: options[], argp[] initialised all elements. (mail_cmdline): Unused arguments. (main): Unsigned issues. (mail_warranty): Unused arguments. * mail/mail.h: function_t with complete prototype this necessary to let the compiler do proper checks. struct mail_command_entry rearrange the fields and a new field int (*escfunc) __P ((int, char **, struct send_environ *)); Indentation rearrangements. * mail/mailline.c (ml_getc): Scope is static now. typecast for const char *. (ml_reread): Typecast. * mail/msgset.y: Declare yyerror() and yylex(). (msgset_select): Change of prototpe to let the compiler do checks. (selec_sender): Unsused arguments. * mail/pipe.c: Rename variable pipe to tube. * mail/print.c: Unsigness and some shadow variables. * mail/quit.c: Shadow variables. * mail/send.c: Typecast when necessary. Use the second (escfunc) field now. Some shadow variables. * mail/shell.c: Unsigned. * mail/table.c: Readjust the table to correspond to the signature change in mail.h. * mail/tag.c: Prototype change. * mail/util.c (util_msglist_esccmd): New function. (util_find_entry): Prototype change. And check return value of getenv(). (util_screen_lines): Change atoi() to strtoul(). (util_screen_columns): Change atoi() to strtoul(). (util_find_env): Signedness. (util_fullpath): Prototype changed(const). (util_slist_to_string):Protorype changed (const). (util_strcat) :Protorype changed (const). (util_tempfile): const. * mail/var.c: Unsignedness, Unused arguments. (var_quote): Use new function util_msglist_esccmd(). * mail/version.c: Unused arguments. * mail/write.c: printf formats. * mail/z.c: Signedness.
Alain Magloire authored
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- 14 Sep, 2001 14 commits
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Fixed bug in cyclic stream pool handling. Lowered MAX_OPEN_STREAMS limit. It probably should be configurable.
Sergey Poznyakoff authored
- 10 Sep, 2001 4 commits
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- 09 Sep, 2001 7 commits
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by gcc (-Wall, etc ...) * mailbox/mbx_mh.c: Add include for pthread. seq_number is size_t. (_mh_message_name): The problem here is that asprintf() is a GNU extension. We want libmailbox to be as independent as possible, so it will not be required for program to be link with libmailutils(it is not even install). Default to snprintf (). (mh_close): return an int. (_mh_message_insert): n should be size_t.
Alain Magloire authored -
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object was that select() was not cover, meaning it was not possible to check if a stream was {read,write} ready. The old was to get the fd (stream_get_fd()) and do the select. Providing, stream_is_readready (stream_t, int timeout); stream_is_writeready (stream_t, int timeout); stream_is_exceptionpending (stream_t, int timeout); stream_is_open (stream_t); Takes care of it. It will work specially for tcp stream. * mailbox2/stream.c: New functions for the select calls: (stream_is_readready): New function. (stream_is_writeready): New function.(stream_t, int timeout); (stream_is_exceptionpending): New function. (stream_is_open): New function. * mailbox2/bstream.c (_bs_readline): Bug was truncating the string to early. (_bs_is_readready): New file. (_bs_is_writeready): New file. (_bs_is_exceptionpending): New file. (_bs_is_open): New file. * mailbox2/fstream.c: stubs for the select functions. * mailbox2/memstream.c: stubs for the select functions. * mailbox2/mapstream.c: stubs for the select functions. * mailbox2/tcpstream.c: stubs for the select functions. * mailbox2/include/mailutils/stream.h: Adjust the prototypes * mailbox2/include/mailutils/sys/stream.h: Adjust the prototypes It is better not to put threading (Pthread) code in the low level API. But instead in mailbox_t framework, where it can be control. * mailbox2/include/mailutils/pop3.h: Adjust the prototypes. * mailbox2/pop3/*.c: Remove threading code.
Alain Magloire authored
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- 08 Sep, 2001 9 commits
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mode. In read-write, it is able to delete and undelete messages but lacks `append message' functionality. Expunge does not unlink message files but rather renames them prepending ',' to a filename, after MH fashion.
Sergey Poznyakoff authored -
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mode. In read-write, it is able to delete and undelete messages but lacks `append message' functionality. Expunge does not delete message files but rather renames them prepending ',' to a filename, after MH fashion.
Sergey Poznyakoff authored
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