Junio C Hamano wrote:
> Ramsay Jones <ramsay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>> Heh, so I obviously didn't see this before sending the patch yesterday! :-D
>>
>> Yes, this solves the problem addressed by yesterday's patch, so please
>> ignore that. However, this tickles sparse to complain as well ... ;-)
>>
>> New patch on it's way.
>
> Are you sure the patch you are responding to really "tickles
> sparse"?
Yes.
> You have another grep.c patch timestamped two minutes after the
> message I am responding to, and as far as I can see, it is a subset
> of the patch you are responding to with the message I am responding
> to.
Hmm, that sentence has too many twists for me! :-D
Let me see if I can clear up the misunderstanding:
- the "patch from yesterday" (18-09-2021) fixed a complaint from
sparse regarding symbol 'dump_grep_expression'. This was before
I had seen this patch email, or the resulting commit 07a7d656.
Since my "patch from yesterday" is a strict subset of your patch,
then your patch also fixes the complaint from sparse regarding
the 'dump_grep_expression' symbol.
- this patch (commit 07a7d656) causes sparse to complain about the
symbols 'grep_source_load' and 'grep_source_is_binary'. The new
patch from me ("timestamped two minutes after ...") also titled
"grep.c: Fix some sparse warnings" on 19-09-2012 at 7:04 PM, is
*not* a subset of commit 07a7d656. This patch addresses the new
sparse warnings regarding 'grep_source_load' and
'grep_source_is_binary'.
Hopefully that addresses the confusion! ;-)
HTH
ATB,
Ramsay Jones
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