Re: [PATCH 05/10] builtin-fsck: move common object checking code to fsck.c

Is this series an unadjusted resend or something? This particular one had funny interaction with your own d4fe07f (git-fsck: report missing author/commit line in a commit as an error) that is already in 'master', so I had to munge it by hand. It was not so pleasant (a large chunk of code was moved from builtin-fsck.c to fsck.c), but that is what the maintainer does, so it's Ok. But I'd like you to eyeball the result to see if it looks sane.

I'll push it out as part of 'pu'. The tip of your topic is 154a955 (receive-pack: use strict mode for unpacking objects) tonight:

	Side note: To find a tip of a topic yourself, look for "Merge
	mk/maint-parse-careful" in "git log --first-parent
	origin/next..origin/pu" output and find the latest one.

One thing I noticed was that parse_$type_buffer() family all take non-const void *buf pointers but one new caller you introduced takes "const void *data" and passes that pointer to them. I hated to, but ended up loose-casting it. You may want to make the function take non-const pointer, but I did not look very carefully.

By the way, while I was at it, many stylistic issues bugged me too much, so I ended up fixing them as well:

 * Trailing whitespaces; avoid them.

 * Indenting with SP not HT; don't.

 * Pointer to struct foo type is (struct foo *), not (struct foo*);

 * One SP each around comparison operator "==";

 * One SP around assignment operator "=";

 * One SP after "if", "while", "switch" and friends before "(";

 * No SP between function name and "(";

 * A function without parameter is "static void foo(void)", not
   "static void foo()";

 * Decl-after-statement; don't.

 * Multi-line comment is:

	/*
         * This is multi line comment
         * and this is its second line.
         */

   not

	/* This is multi line comment
           and this is its second */

 * If you cast, cast to the right type ;-)

	struct tree *item = (struct tree *) obj;

   not

	struct tree *item = (struct item*) obj;

Please do not make me do this again, as I do not have infinite amount of time. This plea is not only about your patch but applies to everybody.

I wanted to merge a few new commits to existing topics to 'next' and merge down a few well cooked topics to 'master', but ran out of time tonight. New stuff I received and looked at are all parked in 'pu' tonight.