Some options are passed on without the code parsing the options having
to act upon their value. These don't need to store the option's Boolean
value in a local variable that's never read.
main (int argc, char **argv)
{
int msgp = 0, vecp;
main (int argc, char **argv)
{
int msgp = 0, vecp;
- int isdf = 0, mime = 0;
int msgnum, status;
char *cp, *dfolder = NULL, *maildir = NULL;
char buf[BUFSIZ], **ap, **argp, **arguments, *program;
int msgnum, status;
char *cp, *dfolder = NULL, *maildir = NULL;
char buf[BUFSIZ], **ap, **argp, **arguments, *program;
const char *user = NULL, *saslmech = NULL;
struct msgs *mp;
struct stat st;
const char *user = NULL, *saslmech = NULL;
struct msgs *mp;
struct stat st;
char *auth_svc = NULL;
if (nmh_init(argv[0], true, true)) { return 1; }
char *auth_svc = NULL;
if (nmh_init(argv[0], true, true)) { return 1; }
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;
case NMIMESW:
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;
case NMIMESW:
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;
case SNOOPSW:
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;
case SNOOPSW:
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;
char **arguments, *savearg[MAXARGS], **vec;
const char *user = NULL, *saslmech = NULL;
char *auth_svc = NULL;
char **arguments, *savearg[MAXARGS], **vec;
const char *user = NULL, *saslmech = NULL;
char *auth_svc = NULL;
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;
vec[vecp++] = --cp;
continue;