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On 11/27/2017 10:43 AM, Florian Weimer wrote:
I don't understand. It is perfectly reasonable to warn for ch == EOF(with ch of type char)
Sure, but that's a different topic. I was writing about the topic at hand, which is that C integer comparison sometimes disagrees with mathematical comparison. When ch is of type char, (ch == EOF) always returns the mathematically-correct answer on glibc platforms. None of the proposed TEST_COMPARE patches would catch the char-vs-EOF problem, because they're not designed to catch it: they're designed to catch the C-vs-mathematical comparison problem.
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