On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 9:55 AM, Thomas Klausner <[email protected]> wrote: >> > NetBSD is pickier with ctype macros than most other operating >> > systems. >> Hi, >> I do not see the issue. 'k' is defined as integer. If it is an issue >> with the netbsd compiler please provide a patch to address it. > The problem is not with k, but with the argument of "isdigit", which > is "string[k]". That's defined as char, not unsigned char.
Ah, ok now I see the point. Isn't it better to cast it to integer then, since isdigit() is defined to accept an integer? Even if the libc uses a macro which ends up using the value in an array, that would work properly. regards, Nikos
