Eike Rathke 2cd4e55bb3 certainly this was not meant to be _PC_NAME_MAX ... _PC_NAME_MAX is a symbolic constant meant to be used as a pathconf() argument, not a buffer length. This piece of code was even "honored" in http://womble.decadent.org.uk/readdir_r-advisory.html "The code that enumerates fonts and plugins in the appropriate directories uses a stack buffer of type long[sizeof(struct dirent) + _PC_NAME_MAX + 1]. I can only assume this is the result of a programmer cutting his crack with aluminium filings." Thanks to Heiner Rechtien for pointing this out. Note: declaring the buffer of type long instead of char looks weird but probably has the reason that it is casted to struct dirent* for the readdir_r() call that might not work on architectures that forbid arbitrary alignment on non-even boundaries. Change-Id: Ie959b8905d1328c6fcaefbf6f6c915cc430e85b6		2013-03-30 19:39:29 +01:00
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fontmanager	certainly this was not meant to be _PC_NAME_MAX	2013-03-30 19:39:29 +01:00
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