I just went over all of the Python source, using this little program
(which I called findkrc.py):
import sys, string
for file in sys.argv[1:]
d = open(file).read()
if string.find(d, ";\n{") <> -1 or string.find(d, "()\n{") <> -1:
print file
(using find -name '*.[ch]' -print | xargs ./findkrc.py)
And I fixed almost all of the instances of K&R C syntax. However, I found a
lot of instances of the 2nd type: empty argument list. However, as far as I
remember, ANSI C states that should be written as '(void)'. Is that a
non-issue, and should I not bother fixing those ? (Most of the files in
Modules/ has one or more instances of those.)
I also found a number of files which were already converted to ANSI syntax,
but with one function leftover. Should I bother uploading a patch for those,
or can I just commit them ? They're only a few lines per file, after all.
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