I don't think it's appropriate to use 'name' string 0 (copyright
notice) for something that isn't a copyright notice. Perhaps I should
have something other than a URL that explains Bedstead's copyright
situation, but that field isn't it.
static struct glyph {
union {
/* Top row (and left column) don't appear in ROM. */
- unsigned char data[YSIZE - 1];
+ unsigned char data[YSIZE - 1];
char const *alias_of;
int subr_idx;
};
f "</namerecord>\n", \
(int)(id), __VA_ARGS__, (int)(id), __VA_ARGS__)
#define NAME(id, s) NAMEF(id, "%s", s)
- NAME(0, "Dedicated to the public domain");
NAME(8, "Ben Harris");
NAME(11, "https://bjh21.me.uk/");
NAME(14, "https://bjh21.me.uk/bedstead/#copyright");