well, if someone cares, he can read the diffs and create a patch against HEAD (that's easy, since there is a pd-cvs list) ...
but there are people, who don't care ...
oh wow! seems like i can finally get rid of the "mr. rude and grumpy" award...
i didn't wanted to sound rude ... but personally i don't have any ambitions to fix miller's pd, since it just takes time and i don't benefit from it, since i don't use miller's pd ...
weirdly enough, i just yesterday started to track down and fix some "uninitialized values in strcmp()" issue (running pd with valgrind reported a lot of problems), but i didn't get far because people kept coming into my office and asking this and that... so it seems that this might already be fixed.
i suppose you can ignore most of the errors coming from structures like:
while (s2 = *s1) { s1 = something(s2); }
lots of these structures are used in pd's code and i somehow have the feeling, that valgrind doesn't handle them properly, since the equivalent structure:
while (1) { if(!s1) break; s1 = something(s2); }
doesn't seem to throw this error ... i looked into this a few weeks ago ...
cheers ... t