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Message-ID: <20130511122929.7VAF4.2863.imail@eastrmwml214>
Date: Sat, 11 May 2013 12:29:29 -0400
From:  <jfoug@....net>
To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Cc: Alexander Cherepanov <cherepan@...me.ru>
Subject: Re: Unused global symbols in core

Patch 3 is the wrong way to go about this 'issue'.  We should find out where there are local defined items, and instead use the global.  It 'should' be global, and not a static.

Jim.


---- Alexander Cherepanov <cherepan@...me.ru> wrote: 
> Hi, Solar!
> 
> There are unused global symbols in JtR. Here is the analysis for the core:
> 
> 1. Easy to fix:
> crk_remove_hash                 cracker.o <- cracker.c:135
> 
> 2. Easy to fix:
> DES_KS_table                    DES_std.o
> 
> 3. Not used but supposed to be used (described in .h)?
> itoa64                          common.o <- common.c:11
> 
> 4. Not used but supposed to be used (described in .h)?
> fmt_default_valid               formats.o <- formats.c:257
> fmt_default_binary              formats.o <- formats.c:267
> 
> 5. The following are described in rules.h but should they really be 
> exported?
> rules_errno                     rules.o
> rules_line                      rules.o
> rules_errors                    rules.o <- rules.c:20
> rules_check                     rules.o <- rules.c:959
> 
> 6. Not used in JtR itself but used in best.c:
> benchmark_cps                   bench.o <- bench.c:211
> benchmark_format                bench.o <- bench.c:87
> 
> 7. Ok, the following should be non-static:-)
> main                            john.o <- john.c:649
> 
> Attached are patches for the first 5 cases (selftests passed). First 
> seems to be a sure target, but it's harder to tell for others -- maybe 
> they are supposed to be that way.
> 
> -- 
> Alexander Cherepanov

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