[CLIBABI32] Restore missing reference to EDOM. #251
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I just noticed a paragraph that was grammatically confusing because it contained a comma with no word before it, and an equality with no left-hand side. It looks to me as if the <errno.h> macro name EDOM was accidentally deleted in both cases. (Rationale: EDOM is an error code closely related to ERANGE, and matches the claim in the paragraph that its consensus value is 33 – that's its value on Linux, for example.) Searching for ERANGE in the rest of the document turned up another two places where there was a missing word that looked as if it ought to be "EDOM". I've no idea how this happened! But it seems like an easy fix.
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LGTM
I agree this looks like a typo. The MS documentation for EDOM is also 33 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/c-runtime-library/errno-constants?view=msvc-170
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I just noticed a paragraph that was grammatically confusing because it contained a comma with no word before it, and an equality with no left-hand side.
It looks to me as if the <errno.h> macro name EDOM was accidentally deleted in both cases. (Rationale: EDOM is an error code closely related to ERANGE, and matches the claim in the paragraph that its consensus value is 33 – that's its value on Linux, for example.)
Searching for ERANGE in the rest of the document turned up another two places where there was a missing word that looked as if it ought to be "EDOM".
I've no idea how this happened! But it seems like an easy fix.