Re: unicode build: "comparison is always true" warnings

[Andreas Schwab]

Stefan Monnier <address@hidden> writes:

>>>> (The use of mktemp is not really bad here anyway.)
>>> Why not?
>> Because it is used securely.
>
> I assumed that's what you meant.  The question is: why is it secure in
> this case?

Please tell me which part of the sources you have difficulties to
understand, then I can explain it to you.

Andreas.

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