I believe the following chunk of code is now incorrect.  "stpcpy" returns the address to the end of the strip, while strcpy returns the address to the start of the string.  So this stpcpy -> strcpy doesn't take that into account.. so the results look to me like t="\0".

--Mark

From: rpm-cvs-owner@rpm5.org on behalf of Per Øyvind Karlsen
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>    	for (i = 0; i < (unsigned)count; i++) {
>    		const char * dn = NULL;
>    		(void) urlPath(dirNames.argv[dirIndexes.ui32p[i]], &dn);
>    		fileNames.argv[i] = t;
>   -		t = stpcpy( stpcpy(t, dn), baseNames.argv[i]);
>   +		t = strcpy( strcpy(t, dn), baseNames.argv[i]);
>    		*t++ = '\0';
>    	}
>    	baseNames.ptr = _free(baseNames.ptr);