Re: [Nmh-workers] Ready to roll a new release?

[Jon Steinhart]

> > I haven't paid much attention to stuff over the holidays.  I did
> > notice that Josh made a bunch of cosmetic changes (that I'm not
> > sure that I agree with but hey, that's the way it goes).
> 
> I'm always up for feedback and discussion.  I have the current goal of
> cleaning up the current codebase, which is probably needed before any sort
> of reasonable changes can be made to nmh.  Right now new features just seem
> to get bolted onto the side of an already homely machine rather than having
> a sane separation between the user bits, and the library bits.

I guess the question here comes down to what it means to clean up the code base.
To me, that means making the code clearer, less twisty, more modern (like no
mktemp), etc.  Making it more forgiving of sloppy programming isn't on my list.
If we have people working on this who don't know how to use malloc and realloc
properly we should take away their cvs access!

Jon