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Top Forums Programming time_t data type-- what does start +1 mean? Post 83503 by jim mcnamara on Thursday 15th of September 2005 12:24:06 PM
Old 09-15-2005
I don't know all of what is going on.

No, the parentheses are not a problem at all. If you personally think it's a problem then remove them. It won't hurt. Any modern C compiler will evaluate (end - 2) and end - 2 as the same thing. Parenthetic expressions are evaluated first. In some old compilers you needed (x - 2) to force it to evaluate the expression, pre-C89.
 

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REPORT-CLI(1)							 LIBREPORT MANUAL						     REPORT-CLI(1)

NAME
report-cli - Work with ABRT problem directories from command line. SYNOPSIS
report-cli [-vsp] -L[PREFIX] [PROBLEM_DIR] report-cli [-vsp] -e EVENT PROBLEM_DIR report-cli [-vsp] -a[y] PROBLEM_DIR report-cli [-vsp] -c[y] PROBLEM_DIR report-cli [-vsp] -r[y|o|d] PROBLEM_DIR DESCRIPTION
report-cli is a command line tool that manages application crashes and other problems caught by abrtd daemon, or created by other programs using libreport. It enables access to, manipulation of problem data, and reporting. OPTIONS
-L[PREFIX] List possible events [which start with PREFIX] -e EVENT Run EVENT on PROBLEM_DIR -a, --analyze Run analyze event(s) on PROBLEM_DIR -c, --collect Run collect event(s) on PROBLEM_DIR -r, --report Analyze, collect and report problem data in PROBLEM_DIR -d, --delete Remove PROBLEM_DIR after reporting -y, --always Noninteractive: don't ask questions, assume positive answer to all of them -o, --report-only With -r: do not run analyzers, run only reporters -v, --verbose Be verbose -s Log to syslog -p Add program names to log -V, --version Display version and exit AUTHORS
o ABRT team LIBREPORT 2.1.11 06/18/2014 REPORT-CLI(1)
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