error.c: remove invisible NBSP character that breaks compilation#38
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An invisible stray '\302\240' character after error_noent breaks
compilation with modern toolchains. Replace it with a standard space.
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there's no change here? anyways, changes should be submitted to the upstream: https://github.com/g-pape/runit |
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Description
While working with the
runitsources, I noticed an invisible No-Break Space (NBSP) character (\302\240) right after theerror_noentassignment.This stray character causes modern compilers (like
gccorclang) to throw errors or warnings (e.g.,error: stray ‘\302’ in program).Changes
error.c.Testing