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  Date : 2021-02-07T00:09:30
  

  Use libmd hashing function implementations instead of embedding our own This splits the implementation responsibilities, and reduces embedded code copies, which was one of the driving points with this project to start with, so it's nice to give a good example.

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• src/libbsd.map

• LIBBSD_0.0 {
    global:
      arc4random;
      arc4random_stir;
      arc4random_addrandom;
  
      bsd_getopt;
      optreset;
  
      errc;
      warnc;
      verrc;
      vwarnc;
  
      fgetln;
      fmtcheck;
      heapsort;
      humanize_number;
  
      inet_net_pton; /* XXX: Already provided by glibc, remove. */
  
      getprogname;
      setprogname;
  
      strlcpy;
      strlcat;
  
      setmode;
      getmode;
  
      vis;
      strvis;
      strvisx;
      unvis;
      strunvis;
      strunvisx;
  
      /* The following functions are provided via the system libc or libmd
       * implementations. */
      MD5Init;
      MD5Update;
      MD5Pad;
      MD5Final;
      MD5Transform;
      MD5End;
      MD5File;
      MD5FileChunk;
      MD5Data;
  
    local:
      *;
  };
  
  LIBBSD_0.1 {
      strmode;
  
      __fdnlist; /* Private symbol, but libkvm uses it. */
      nlist;
  } LIBBSD_0.0;
  
  LIBBSD_0.2 {
      strtonum;
  
      strnvis;
      strnunvis;
  
      dehumanize_number;
  
      readpassphrase;
  
      flopen;
  
      pidfile_open;
      pidfile_write;
      pidfile_close;
      pidfile_remove;
  
      arc4random_buf;
      arc4random_uniform;
  } LIBBSD_0.1;
  
  LIBBSD_0.3 {
      reallocf;
      getpeereid;
  
      mergesort;
      radixsort;
      sradixsort;
  
      fpurge;
  } LIBBSD_0.2;
  
  LIBBSD_0.4 {
      closefrom;
      expand_number;
  } LIBBSD_0.3;
  
  LIBBSD_0.5 {
      fgetwln;
      fparseln;
  
      /* Introduced in 0.2 as a stub, implemented in 0.5. */
      setproctitle;
  
      strnstr;
  
      wcslcat;
      wcslcpy;
  } LIBBSD_0.4;
  
  LIBBSD_0.6 {
      /* Exported to cope with the constructor+dlopen+threads mess. */
      setproctitle_init;
  } LIBBSD_0.5;
  
  LIBBSD_0.7 {
      getbsize;
  
      /* This symbol might not be present on some specific systems, such
       * as musl based ones. It might need to be removed on SOVERSION bump,
       * as it cannot be portabily implemented everywhere. */
      funopen;
  
      reallocarray;
  
      sl_init;
      sl_add;
      sl_free;
      sl_find;
  
      _time32_to_time;
      _time_to_time32;
      _time64_to_time;
      _time_to_time64;
      _time_to_long;
      _long_to_time;
      _time_to_int;
      _int_to_time;
  } LIBBSD_0.6;
  
  LIBBSD_0.8 {
      explicit_bzero;
  } LIBBSD_0.7;
  
  LIBBSD_0.9 {
      flopenat;
  
      pidfile_fileno;
  
      strtoi;
      strtou;
  
      nvis;
      snvis;
      stravis;
      strenvisx;
      strnunvisx;
      strsenvisx;
      strsnvis;
      strsnvisx;
      strsvis;
      strsvisx;
      svis;
  } LIBBSD_0.8;
  
  LIBBSD_0.9.1 {
      /* The strnvis() and strnunvis() symbols changed prototype to match
       * the NetBSD implementation. Provided as versioned nodes in 0.9.1, and
       * exposed here explicitly so that we can redirect at compile-time. */
      strnvis_netbsd;
      strnunvis_netbsd;
  } LIBBSD_0.9;
  
  LIBBSD_0.10.0 {
      /* These BSD extensions are available on GNU systems, but not on other
       * systems such as Windows or musl libc based ones. */
      vwarn;
      vwarnx;
      warn;
      warnx;
      verr;
      verrx;
      err;
      errx;
  } LIBBSD_0.9.1;
  
  LIBBSD_0.11.0 {
      strnvisx;
  
      recallocarray;
      freezero;
  
      gid_from_group;
      group_from_gid;
      uid_from_user;
      user_from_uid;
  } LIBBSD_0.10.0;
  

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