replace usleep() with nanosleep() in msleep(), add a missing default case in getkey()#52
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replace usleep() with nanosleep() in msleep(), add a missing default case in getkey()#52sakhmatd wants to merge 2 commits intotapio:masterfrom
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add default case in ASCII character processing
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usleep()has been removed in POSIX 2008, C code that includesrlutil.hwill not compile if_POSIX_C_SOURCEis set to200809Lor greater.nanosleep()fromtime.his a suggested alternative and compiles successfully whether the POSIX standard is set or not.Also, a default case has been missing in
getkey()in the switch case for processing ASCII escapes.Not having a default case also causes C code to not compile when universally appropriate warning flags are turned on with gcc.
I set the default case to return -1, but there might be a better alternative (if maybe a #define to -1 somewhere for code readability).