:orphan: .. index:: pair: page; Bug List .. _doxid-bug: Bug List ======== .. list-table:: :widths: 20 80 * - Member :ref:`ipc_get_server_fd ` (const struct ipc_server \*ipcs) - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000007` It seems to be unuseful in the TCP implementation. * - Member :ref:`te_compound2kvpair ` (te_kvpair_h \*dst, const :ref:`te_string ` \*compound) - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000001` Due to limitations of #te_kvpair_h API, if there are several values associated with a given key, they will appear in ``dst`` in reverse order, so :ref:`te_compound2kvpair() ` and :ref:`te_kvpair2compound() ` are not exact inverse of each other. * - Member :ref:`te_kvpair_set_compound_va ` (te_kvpair_h \*dst, const char \*outer_key, const char \*inner_key, te_compound_mod_op mod_op, const char \*val_fmt, va_list args) :ref:`TE_LIKE_VPRINTF(5) ` - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000002` This function is not very efficient due to the way key-value pairs are implemented. * - Member :ref:`TE_SUBSTRING_INIT ` (base\_) - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000003` ``base_`` may be a pointer to const :ref:`te_string ` without a warning from the compiler, but in this case a user shall not call :ref:`te_substring_replace() ` on it and currenly this is not enforced but that may be fixed later. * - Member :ref:`test_get_value_bin_unit_param ` (int argc, char \*\*argv, const char \*name) - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000008` The function uses doubles internally for unit conversion, and a double cannot hold all range of 64-bit integral values, so very large values (greater than approx. ``4.5e15`` or ``4P``) may be represented imprecisely. * - Member :ref:`tq_strings_add_uniq ` (tqh_strings \*list, const char \*value) - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000005` The return type of the function is actually boolean. * - Member :ref:`tq_strings_add_uniq_dup ` (tqh_strings \*list, const char \*value) - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000006` The return type of the function is actually boolean. * - Member :ref:`tq_strings_add_uniq_gen ` (tqh_strings \*list, const char \*value, bool duplicate) - :target:`doxid-bug_1_bug000004` The return type of the function is actually boolean.