glib strfuncs and portability.
- From: Matthew D Allen <s2mdalle titan vcu edu>
- To: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: glib strfuncs and portability.
- Date: Mon, 6 Sep 1999 02:07:22 -0400 (EDT)
Sorry if this is a bit offtopic, but I'm hoping some glib developers might
be hanging out in here.
I've noticed that glib has a lot of wrappers/substitute functions for
things like strerror() and strcasecmp() which I use, and are very helpful
from a portability standpoint, since if glib compiled for them, I'm over
the portability hurdle on those functions.
The question is, is there any possibility that more such
sometimes-unportable string functions will be added? In particular, I'd
like to see strsep() since I have calls in some applications where a
transformation to strtok() can cause some weird problems (segfaults,
hangs, and all other nasty kinds of things depending on platform)
The strsep() manpage mentions how it is somewhat of a replacement for
strtok() and does some extra positive things, with the downside that it's
less portable.
Just a hopeful entry into the glib-wishlist. :)
David Allen
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