[PATCH 00/15] prlimit

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prlimit was not very graceful regarding option parsing.

The central change of this series is done in [PATCH 11/15]
which changes the way the lims array is used/filled.
Others prepare the code to have a smaller main patch,
or fix problems which arouse from the different use
of the lims array.

[PATCH 01/15] prlimit: show all limits if called without options
[PATCH 02/15] prlimit: add opt_id array to match short options to limit ids
[PATCH 03/15] prlimit: fix diagnostic when setting current PIDs resources fails [PATCH 04/15] prlimit: add warning diagnostic when attempting to change prlimit's limits
[PATCH 05/15] prlimit: fix diagnostic when setting a limit fails
[PATCH 06/15] prlimit: enhance diagnostic when changing a limit fails: add limit name [PATCH 07/15] prlimit: fix case when getting missing limit is needed and PID is given later
[PATCH 08/15] prlimit: give better diagnostic for illegal hard limit case
[PATCH 09/15] prlimit: fix typo in man page, option --verbose
[PATCH 10/15] prlimit: refactor code: separate modify and show clearly
[PATCH 11/15] prlimit: avoid segfault due to array-out-of-bounds error
[PATCH 12/15] prlimit: add note to man page that setting limits without --pid is pointless.
[PATCH 13/15] prlimit: enhance examples section of the man page
[PATCH 14/15] prlimit: avoid prlimit syscalls for limits unless to modify or to show
[PATCH 15/15] prlimit: fix displaying of modified limits

I hope I didn't screw up too much. Please let me know what you think about it.

Have a nice day,
Berny


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