More cleanup regarding headers, declarations, etc. #13
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@phokz This is the other bit of cleanup I was talking about. I've built it on Linux using gcc7 and later. |
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Use ANSI prototypes for functions. Make sure <time.h> is included everywhere time() gets called. Don't use unsafe sprintf() but snprintf() instead. Use const char * strings where appropriate (i.e. where arguments don't get modified as side-effects). Signed-off-by: Philip Prindeville <[email protected]>
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Use ANSI prototypes for functions. Make sure <time.h> is included
everywhere time() gets called. Don't use unsafe sprintf() but
snprintf() instead. Use const char * strings where appropriate
(i.e. where arguments don't get modified as side-effects).
Signed-off-by: Philip Prindeville [email protected]