Re: linux-ipsec: apps/utils/libs that parse IP/netbits

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> Oh, one thing that allways bothered me was systems that barfed when

I've seen them quietly accept them as octal...which was a bit confusing at first...

> If would be nice if your library does not foul up on this sort of

Is it at all possible that people want to use hexadecimal to enter addresses or especially masks, since they are bit-position-based?

> ||ugh Daniel

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