Use a simpler interface for append_range(), based on reallocf(3)

[alejandro-colomar]

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Revisions:

v2

• Copy the structure at once.

$ git range-diff shadow/master gh/lor lor
-:  -------- > 1:  e5fa846c lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Copy the entire structure at once
1:  bbdb4e69 ! 2:  653d825f lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
    @@ lib/subordinateio.c: static bool have_range(struct commonio_db *db,
     +  if (!*ranges)
                return false;
      
    --  sr[n].start = new->start;
    --  sr[n].count = new->count;
    +-  sr[n] = *new;
     -  *ranges = sr;
    -+  (*ranges)[n].start = new->start;
    -+  (*ranges)[n].count = new->count;
    ++  (*ranges)[n] = *new;
      
        return true;
      }
2:  292d9fe4 ! 3:  a8b7a924 lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions
    @@ lib/subordinateio.c: static const struct subordinate_range *find_range(struct co
     +  if (ranges == NULL)
     +          return NULL;
      
    --  (*ranges)[n].start = new->start;
    --  (*ranges)[n].count = new->count;
    -+  ranges[n].start = new->start;
    -+  ranges[n].count = new->count;
    +-  (*ranges)[n] = *new;
    ++  ranges[n] = *new;
      
     -  return true;
     +  return ranges;

v2b

• Revert v2.

$ git range-diff shadow/master gh/lor lor 
1:  e5fa846c < -:  -------- lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Copy the entire structure at once
2:  653d825f ! 1:  bbdb4e69 lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
    @@ lib/subordinateio.c: static bool have_range(struct commonio_db *db,
     +  if (!*ranges)
                return false;
      
    --  sr[n] = *new;
    +-  sr[n].start = new->start;
    +-  sr[n].count = new->count;
     -  *ranges = sr;
    -+  (*ranges)[n] = *new;
    ++  (*ranges)[n].start = new->start;
    ++  (*ranges)[n].count = new->count;
      
        return true;
      }
3:  a8b7a924 ! 2:  292d9fe4 lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions
    @@ lib/subordinateio.c: static const struct subordinate_range *find_range(struct co
     +  if (ranges == NULL)
     +          return NULL;
      
    --  (*ranges)[n] = *new;
    -+  ranges[n] = *new;
    +-  (*ranges)[n].start = new->start;
    +-  (*ranges)[n].count = new->count;
    ++  ranges[n].start = new->start;
    ++  ranges[n].count = new->count;
      
     -  return true;
     +  return ranges;

v2c

• Rebase

$ git range-diff bbdb4e69b161^..292d9fe404a4 shadow/master..lor 
1:  bbdb4e69 = 1:  e2fd8cb6 lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
2:  292d9fe4 = 2:  b9f45df1 lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions

v2d

• Rebase

$ git rd 
1:  e2fd8cb6 = 1:  2af81e48 lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
2:  b9f45df1 = 2:  80152c9f lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions

v2e

• Rebase

$ git rd 
1:  2af81e48 = 1:  e52f343b lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
2:  80152c9f = 2:  07208ac4 lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions

v2f

• Rebase

$ git rd 
1:  e52f343b8 = 1:  2ac540e15 lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
2:  07208ac48 = 2:  07e235b81 lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions

v2g

• Rebase

$ git rd 
1:  2ac540e15 = 1:  89514bd9f lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
2:  07e235b81 = 2:  db78701d2 lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions

v2h

• Rebase

$ git rd 
1:  89514bd9f ! 1:  56b8650b9 lib/subordinateio.c: Use REALLOCF() instead of its pattern
    @@ lib/subordinateio.c
      #include "alloc/malloc.h"
     -#include "alloc/realloc.h"
      #include "alloc/reallocf.h"
    - #include "atoi/str2i.h"
    + #include "atoi/a2i.h"
      #include "string/ctype/strisascii/strisdigit.h"
     @@ lib/subordinateio.c: static bool have_range(struct commonio_db *db,
      
2:  db78701d2 = 2:  c17a8cc80 lib/subordinateio.c: append_range(): Use reallocf(3)-like calling conventions