code: rename functions with two underscores #815
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The C standard discouges non-library functions beginning with a double underscore. In fvwm's case, although some (but not all) of those were marked as static, and hence were unlikely to clash with anything in the C standard library, this change makes that consistent.
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Thanks for this source code improvement (according to a previous bug report). |
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The C standard discouges non-library functions beginning with a double underscore. In fvwm's case, although some (but not all) of those were marked as static, and hence were unlikely to clash with anything in the C standard library, this change makes that consistent.