Re: [Toybox] pathological case in sed s///g

2019-05-08 Thread Rob Landley
I emailed Michael Kerrisk to update the man page to mention it... Rob On 5/8/19 7:52 PM, enh wrote: > (i checked and macOS does have both REG_STARTEND and REG_PEND.) > > From: Rob Landley > Date: Mon, May 6, 2019 at 10:42 AM > To: enh > Cc: toybox, Rich Felker > >> Huh... I'll assume

Re: [Toybox] pathological case in sed s///g

2019-05-08 Thread enh via Toybox
(i checked and macOS does have both REG_STARTEND and REG_PEND.) From: Rob Landley Date: Mon, May 6, 2019 at 10:42 AM To: enh Cc: toybox, Rich Felker > Huh... I'll assume REG_STARTEND works in bionic since you're pointing me at > it. > It's not in the regex man page but it _is_ in the glibc

Re: [Toybox] GNU tar sparse files

2019-05-08 Thread enh via Toybox
well, that motivated me to add SEEK_DATA and SEEK_HOLE to bionic... they'll be in NDK r21. (why didn't we get them for free from the uapi headers? because the SEEK_ constants are in which also contains a ton of other stuff, in particular a BLOCK_SIZE macro that conflicts with just about every

Re: [Toybox] The new gcc 9 bug you pointed out.

2019-05-08 Thread Rob Landley
On 5/8/19 5:12 PM, scsijon wrote: > So we can expect toybox to be fully llvm/clang compatable soon, or is it > already > so now. Fully for a while now. Android's been building it with llvm for years now, and the Android NDK I've been testing with has been llvm for as long as I've had it working.

Re: [Toybox] The new gcc 9 bug you pointed out.

2019-05-08 Thread enh via Toybox
Android has been clang-only for a couple of releases now, so toybox is tested against a fairly current clang roughly every Friday when I sync AOSP... *From:*scsijon *Date:*Wed, May 8, 2019, 15:12 *To:*Rob Landley, toybox > > On 08/05/19 19:00, Rob Landley wrote: > /cut > > Anyway, you said: >

Re: [Toybox] The new gcc 9 bug you pointed out.

2019-05-08 Thread scsijon
On 08/05/19 19:00, Rob Landley wrote: /cut Anyway, you said: Rob, this may also have an effect in toybox, ?maybe? And pulling up https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/merge_requests/626 ... not that I know of? They removed the debugging feature where printf("%s", NULL) would print "(null)"

[Toybox] The new gcc 9 bug you pointed out.

2019-05-08 Thread Rob Landley
Sorry I can't reply to your email, I haven't moved off gmail yet and it's got to the "sometimes unsubscribing me more than once per day" stage of decay. I hadn't cleaned out the spam filter since Sunday so of course it had false positived on another 30 messages from the buildroot list and such