What is the range of the OPT_EXTERNAL_DEPEND? The same process? The same computer? The real problem in the issue is dumping I suppose.
As an example getpid is added as efun in two places in Pike, in one of them it is marked as OPT_EXTERNAL_DEPEND and in one it is not, underlining the confusion.
All system calls should probably be EXTERNAL_DEPEND. The kernel is definitely external to the pike interpreter.
/ Marcus Comstedt (ACROSS) (Hail Ilpalazzo!)
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2004-01-13 01:26: Subject: Dependency range
What is the range of the OPT_EXTERNAL_DEPEND? The same process? The same computer? The real problem in the issue is dumping I suppose.
As an example getpid is added as efun in two places in Pike, in one of them it is marked as OPT_EXTERNAL_DEPEND and in one it is not, underlining the confusion.
/ Martin Nilsson (saturator)
OPT_EXTERNAL_DEPEND means that the the result of the function depends on something other than it's arguments.
/ Fredrik (Naranek) Hubinette (Real Build Master)
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2004-01-13 01:26: Subject: Dependency range
What is the range of the OPT_EXTERNAL_DEPEND? The same process? The same computer? The real problem in the issue is dumping I suppose.
As an example getpid is added as efun in two places in Pike, in one of them it is marked as OPT_EXTERNAL_DEPEND and in one it is not, underlining the confusion.
/ Martin Nilsson (saturator)
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