David Uhden Collado <daviduhden@gmail.com> writes:

>
> The truth is that I find it difficult because I've made so many
> changes that I have a hard time remembering which code corresponds to
> which change. However, I can divide it into two parts: rewriting the
> code under the GPL and eliminating some documented bugs and compiler
> warnings. I also noticed that the indentation of the source code files
> was chaotic and the manual pages were not well formatted, so in my
> latest version I used clang-format to indent the code, corrected the
> manual pages, and removed the commented code that was not used (#if
> 0).
>

To save you some time on the review, I would make sure that your
clang-format is set to the OpenBSD style.  But I wouldn't just run
format over all the files, as that would increase the diff. I advise to
read style(9) first.

"These guidelines should be followed for all new code.  In general, code
can be considered "new code" when it makes up about 50% or more of the
file(s) involved.  This is enough to break precedents in the existing
code and use the current style guidelines."