> Some explanations to your patches would be helpful considering
> them for apply.
Whoops, sorry.
So far they're minor cleanups, not much interesting in themselves,
but they are in preparation for merging some performance improvements
I have in my private syslogd.
In general they tend to make the code a little more like the current
BSD version of syslogd. (Just a little, not too much!).
1. Minor fixes to syslogd.c to make it compile on non-Linux systems.
This patch is buggy - I'll send a new version soon.
2. Replace the array Files by the linked list like in the original
BSD version - takes less code, gets rid of some #ifdefs
3. We don't need to check if f_file == -1 if we've already seen
that f_type is not F_UNUSED.
4. The register keyword doesn't mean anything interesting for
modern compilers.
I'm sending them as seperate patches just to make things easier.
The first one is wrong, a new version of it will come soon.
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