> In any event I think that functions ERR_disable() and ERR_enable() are still
> necessary, In my case I really don't care what errors the child functions
> generate since I'm in an post-error cleaning function, I see no point in
> wasting some CPU and RAM
Modifying all the code to check "are errors enabled" and then do the right
thing will take more CPU and the library will be bigger, taking more RAM.
Richard's idea is much better.
/r$
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