I think it depends on what you consider valid use cases of strtoi().
> This is the case when the number is out of range, and there's trailing
> garbage -- e.g., s="42z", min=3, max=7.
Is it correct to consider the first non-digit character garbage? I.e., would
you regard it as an abuse of
Hello Taylor,
On Sat, Jan 20, 2024 at 07:07:57PM +, Taylor R Campbell wrote:
> PR lib/57828 (https://gnats.NetBSD.org/57828) proposes changing an
> edge case of the strtoi(3) function so that if ERANGE and ENOTSUP are
> both applicable then it should fail with ERANGE rather than ENOTSUP.
>
>
> PR lib/57828 (https://gnats.NetBSD.org/57828) proposes changing an
> edge case of the strtoi(3) function so that if ERANGE and ENOTSUP are
> both applicable then it should fail with ERANGE rather than ENOTSUP.
Has it ever been part of strtoi's contract which error it fails with if
multiple
