In article <20060828033741.GA4342@primenet.com.au>,
Geoff Wing  <gcw@pobox.com> wrote:
>On Monday 2006-08-28 13:08 +1000, Christos Zoulas output:
>:In article <20060828013632.GA546@primenet.com.au>,
>:Geoff Wing  <gcw@pobox.com> wrote:
>:>On Monday 2006-08-28 09:55 +1000, Christos Zoulas output:
>:>:	src/sys/sys: protosw.h
>:>Presumably you're about to commit changes for:
>[...]
>:I compiled the DEBUG kernel just now and it seems to compile fine for
>me (i386).
>
>Yeah, I only had a problem with netinet/in_proto.c when compiling a kernel but
>I listed all with ones with empty trailing elements in the struct assignments,
>i.e.  { a, b, c, }, ...   vs  { a, b, c }, ...
>I guess it doesn't matter in practice since we only use gcc and gcc seems to
>elide them.  Maybe it's a change in the C language in the last ten or
>fifteen years which I just never noticed.  Seems a bit sloppy to me.

These are going to be fixed later...

christos