9 Feb
2009
9 Feb
'09
11:01 p.m.
On Mon, 2009-02-09 at 13:01 +0100, Bernhard Herzog wrote:
str = MAIL_ACL_CREATE; array_append(rights, &str
I gave it a try in the attached patch. Actually I considered that my self but I'm (still) not sure if this is 100% legal according to the standard.
After a bit of googling around, I'm now quite sure that it is legal.
Right. I think it's also already done elsewhere in Dovecot.
Although:
static const char *acl_k = MAIL_ACL_CREATE;static const char *acl_x = MAIL_ACL_DELETE;
Wonder if it's more optimal for these to be static or non-static. I think I'll have to try what kind of a difference gcc does with them, or if it just optimizes them to the exact same code.