The general rule of thumb is to do such a clean-up before you start to
work on something of substance.
I guess that's all in how one defines "substance." :-)
My ultimate goal is to get more stringent error-checking, to get more
compiler warnings enabled, and to get a splint target. splint is
fantastic for tracking all sorts of memory and logic problems, but
benefits greatly from getting the const qualifiers in place. Even gcc
will be happier.
Thanks for the recap. It's hard to absorb what you just described
just from reading mailing list history.
xoa
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