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#331 would be a solution using a new predefine… Both have their advantages and disadvantages: With the predefine you've got direct acces via mapping/array but the potential of memory hungry...

Addresses (or portnumbers) most times are shorter in hex than in decimal ;) And the format I choose has constant length, but apart from that there is no real reason...

I´ve got a shared object template class [tested for string ;)] based on stl multimap... I´m planning to introduce it as soon as I´ve got my new computer and I´ve...

For the same reason it should be default off...

This should be closed, as it's already within the contrib package ;)

if you have to ask, i would say no, since i sadly can't test it myself :(

Apparent the builtin ed has indenting support (never used that ed, except during a small tutorial, myself, just something I've seen in the code...)

While I haven't looked into the code here, ```sprintf``` is always prone to buffer overflows and should be avoided! A better choice is ```snprintf``` which get's the size of the...

The test is in a way allready there: I took just the exising ```single/tests/efuns/call_stack.c``` and added a ```printf("%O\n", call_stack(4));```. Actual code produces: ``` ({ /* sizeof() == 8 */ "/single/tests/efuns/call_stack.c:31",...

That if is even better: There is a lookup in the function table ```function_t *cfp = &prog->function_table[index];```, but the result ```cfp``` is never used !?!?