[Bug 1115121] Review Request: osh - V6 Thompson Shell Port

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1115121

Jerry James <loganjerry@xxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from Jerry James <loganjerry@xxxxxxxxx> ---
Oops, I'm too late.  I was supposed to take this review in exchange.  Sorry to
be slow.  Anyway, I found a few more issues that need to be addressed:

1. The debuginfo package is empty, because install is invoked with the -s
option.

2. Parallel make isn't working correctly.  The build log shows the same file
being compiled by multiple threads; e.g., v.c was built 6 times for me.

3. The package BuildRequires ncurses-devel, but the binary package doesn't
depend on any of the ncurses libraries.  I also don't see any #include
directives that need ncurses present.

Finally, I am concerned about introducing /usr/bin/if.  That's not only a
generic name, but a keyword in pretty much every scripting language in
existence.  The fact that it is a keyword *probably* means that introducing it
as a binary is okay, but ... eek!  The name /usr/bin/goto is also somewhat
generic.  The NOTES file says these are not needed by osh(1), but only by
sh6(1).  Can we hide them away somehow, perhaps with environment modules?

Christopher, if you want to hand me another package for a review swap, please
feel free to do so.

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