Re: bin/sh/mksyntax.c has wrong error handling [patch]

[Jeroen Ruigrok/asmodai <asmodai@xxxxxx>]

-On [20040722 21:52], Douwe Kiela (virtus@xxxxxxxxxx) wrote:
>bin/sh/mksyntax.c contains call to the perror() function, while
>sh has its own error function, that is used everywhere in the code,
>and is define in error.c, namely error(). For code consistency mksyntax.c
>should also be made to use this function, here is a patch:

Not applied.

mksyntax.c is a build time tool used to generate syntax.[ch].
In effect, error() from error.c is a wrapper function which calls
exverror(), which is a specialised error function that also does interrupt
clearing, tracing, flushing, and exception handling.

Thus for mksyntax.c perror() is absolutely valid and no change is needed.

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