Closed bremner closed 3 years ago
I believe that function is the only one that is obviously not intended to be called from outside. There are a handful from faststack.h that are used within the library but are not meant to be exposed to the outside.
For another project I have set up a linker script to hide the symbols not meant to be used outside the library. I did it manually before but I believe it is fairly easy with libtool. I could do that here with a followup PR; it seems somewhat orthogonal to this change.
It is not in the corresponding header file, so presumably not meant to be extern.
I saw this in the list of exported symbols calculated by dpkg-gensymbols. If any of the following are also private, let me know and I will investigate
bfs_find_sexp@Base 1.3.1 copy_sexp@Base 1.3.1 cparse_sexp@Base 1.3.1 destroy_continuation@Base 1.3.1 destroy_iowrap@Base 1.3.1 destroy_sexp@Base 1.3.1 destroy_stack@Base 1.3.1 eparse_sexp@Base 1.3.1 find_sexp@Base 1.3.1 init_continuation@Base 1.3.1 init_iowrap@Base 1.3.1 iparse_sexp@Base 1.3.1 make_stack@Base 1.3.1 new_sexp_atom@Base 1.3.1 new_sexp_binary_atom@Base 1.3.1 new_sexp_list@Base 1.3.1 parse_sexp@Base 1.3.1 pd_allocate@Base 1.3.1 pd_cache@Base 1.3.1 pd_deallocate@Base 1.3.1 pop@Base 1.3.1 print_pcont@Base 1.3.1 print_sexp@Base 1.3.1 print_sexp_cstr@Base 1.3.1 push@Base 1.3.1 read_one_sexp@Base 1.3.1 reset_sexp_errno@Base 1.3.1 sadd@Base 1.3.1 saddch@Base 1.3.1 sdestroy@Base 1.3.1 sempty@Base 1.3.1 set_parser_buffer_params@Base 1.3.1 sexp_cleanup@Base 1.3.1 sexp_errno@Base 1.3.1 sexp_list_length@Base 1.3.1 sexp_t_allocate@Base 1.3.1 sexp_t_cache@Base 1.3.1 sexp_t_deallocate@Base 1.3.1 sexp_to_dotfile@Base 1.3.1 sgrowsize@Base 1.3.1 snew@Base 1.3.1 strim@Base 1.3.1 toCharPtr@Base 1.3.1