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Change scandepot() to return the queue, and discard_parts() to take it
as argument.
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Use underscores to split symbol names, and rename discardsome() to
discard_parts().
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As a side effect this mkes the messages more clear as the caller has
more context to describe the error conditions.
Closes: #621763
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Verify that the numbers are not out of the range; i.e. that no negative
values are allowed if not appropriate, and that no overflows occur.
Closes: #580038
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This simplifies the parsing and checking and avoids having to treat the
format versions as floats, which can cause parse errors depending on the
locale (this only affected the old deb format).
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Keep the architecture in the debian-split member of the part file so
that we can reuse it when putting back together the joined binary
package. Use underscores to separate each filename part.
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The code was wrongly checking for non-zero file descriptors returned
from creat(2), which was making it always fail.
Regression introduced in commit 102aef24e438b7aba9cf90ab9fc75d3c13c6c7cf.
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This will allow using type-safe function pointers instead of casting
them around. Replace all exit(3) calls with return statements. Remove
DPKG_ATTR_NORET from function declarations, all functions are expected
to return now.
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The refactoring made in commit 86cbf575b13d049504402f72d221fa1538c2e53b
was supposed to add the cast for the argument matching
the %jx specifier (and not %s).
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This allows to support large files on 32-bit systems were a ‘long int’
type might not be of at least 64-bits. For printing %jd or %jx is used,
and the value is cast to intmax_t.
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This will allow parsing large numbers, required for large file support.
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Use buffered I/O when reassembling split packages. This will make
possible to handle parts > 2 GiB on 32 bit systems.
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This avoid the need to know the resulting string length beforehand, and
makes sure it's always going to get the right size. It also makes the
code way clearer.
Usage of nfmalloc() here was not appropriate anyway, as the variables
are only of temporary use, so switching to normal allocation gives
a side-effect “bug” fix.
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Remove trailing spaces. Remove blank lines not separating different code
blocks. Remove blank lines at the end of the file.
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Global review, which includes the following changes to try to increase
consistency, update and improve the source code comments:
- Spelling fixes.
- Use American English forms.
- Uppercase NULL, NUL and ASCII.
- Use “Note: ” instead of the slightly cryptic “NB: ” form.
- Write comments as proper sentences, including capitalizations and
ending dots.
- Move comments before the code, function or variable they refer to.
- Move general function comments outside the body.
- Convert function and variable description comments to doxygen.
- Use one space before dot, exclamation and question marks.
- Use ‘’ or “” instead of `' style quoting.
- Remove author names from comments, already visible from “git blame”.
- Mark strings for translators with “TRANSLATORS: ”.
- Remove useless or outdated comments.
- Fix comment indentation.
- Standardize comment format:
/* Short text comment. */
/* Long text,
* comment. */
/*
* Section text.
*/
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After creating, renaming or unlinking database files sync its
containing directory, to guarantee the new file entry is correctly
listed in the directory.
Closes: #567089
Base-on-patch-by: Jean-Baptiste Lallement <jeanbaptiste.lallement@gmail.com>
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This guarantees the file contents will be there in case of abrupt
program termination (due to crashes for example, or user intervention).
This also guarantees the atomicity of rename(2) calls.
Closes: #430958
Based-on-patch-by: Jean-Baptiste Lallement <jeanbaptiste.lallement@gmail.com>
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Add a missing “of the License” after “version 2”. Move “but” and “GNU”
at the end of line to the next line. This matches more closely the
paragraph found in the license text for the GPL version 2.
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Use the <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/> URL, instead of in most cases
the outdated FSF address, which is way more stable, as the latter has
changed several times in the past.
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Place first <config.h> and <compat.h>, then all <sys/*.h> sorted by
complexity, followed by the rest of the system headers, then <dpkg/*.h>
and finally the local "*.h" ones.
Move <dpkg/i18n.h> inclusion into libdpkg inclusion block, as the
<gettext.h> compatibility header already takes care of including
<locale.h> before <libintl.h> on environments were its probamatic.
Removed duplicated inclusions.
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Tell automake not to add “-I.” to the preprocessor flags, to avoid
file collisions with system headers. Re-add the path where config.h
is located. Namespace and use bracketed file inclusions for libdpkg
headers, and use quoted inclusions for program headers.
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Some 'Copyright <year>' entries didn't have a copyright symbol.
Add it and switch the rest from '(C)' to '©', but we don't do this
on program output which for now should remain pure ascii.
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Those were making some code to never be executed. This fixes most of the
bugs introduced with commit ea93ed48c17445d01b67f3fa8a20a5a644a89e5b.
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* Bin-MU; recompile against Debian unstable, to make dselect actually
installable.
-- Scott James Remnant <scott@netsplit.com> Fri, 11 Mar 2005 09:00:14 +0000
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