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On 18 May 2015 14:06, Roland McGrath wrote: > > On 13 May 2015 16:35, Roland McGrath wrote: > > > I've refactored the opendir implementation, with a few effects. > > > The main one (and my motivation) is that opendir no longer calls > > > __opendirat, and so opendir uses only open while only __opendirat > > > uses openat. > > > > why ? seems like we generally want to move in the other direction, especially > > as newer kernel ports move to not even include non-at syscall variants. > > All the world is Linux and everything we do should be done with Linuxism > tunnel vision, I know. But I'm just funny that way. the *at functions are in POSIX, so having code assume and base itself on that assumption makes sense. especially when it leads to unified & smaller code paths. from your patch, it looks like we're doing the opposite of both. so i don't see how Linux is related and this patch isn't justified. also, let's drop the sarcasm as it isn't helping anything. -mike
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