From: Matthias A. <mat...@gm...> - 2006-03-14 14:23:53
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Miloslav Trmac <mi...@re...> writes: > - fetchmail-signed.patch: Avoid implicit conversions between > char * and unsigned char *; they are not defined by ISO C and gcc > currently warns about them. Most places were changed to use "char *", > or "void *" where general binary data is handled. The report.c patch appears wrong, it has to be n >= 0 rather than n < 0, and needs to be changed in both branches of each of the two #ifdef. What is the reason for the (int32) cast in kerberos.c near line 220? > - fetchmail-comparisons.patch: Change variable types or add explicit > casts to make all casts use types with consistent type signedness, > for clarity > - fetchmail-clean.patch: Remove or (void) out unused parameters, avoid > assignments directly in if (). > > - fetchmail-lmtp.patch: A real bug detected by the compiler, "," has > lower priority than "||". Other than that, I merged your patches. Thanks a lot. -- Matthias Andree |