"regexp.h" does an incorrect comparison of a "char" against 255

[Guy Harris]

"regexp.h" compares a "char" expression against 255.  On a machine with
8-bit signed "char"s and a correct C compiler, this comparison will always
indicate that the value of the expression is not equal to 255.  What it
intended to do was mask the character with 0377 and then do the comparison.
Here's a context diff of the fix, with two free "lint" fixes courtesy of Doug
Gwyn:

*** /archbeluga/s5r2/usr/include/regexp.h	Sat Nov  5 09:42:54 1983
--- /tmp/regexp.h	Tue Mar 25 20:59:36 1986
***************
*** 220,225
  			*ep++ = c;
  		}
  	}
  }
  
  step(p1, p2)

--- 220,226 -----
  			*ep++ = c;
  		}
  	}
+ 	/*NOTREACHED*/
  }
  
  step(p1, p2)
***************
*** 400,405
  
  		}
  	}
  }
  
  static

--- 401,407 -----
  
  		}
  	}
+ 	/*NOTREACHED*/
  }
  
  static
***************
*** 406,411
  getrnge(str)
  register char *str;
  {
  	low = *str++ & 0377;
  	size = (*str == 255)? 20000: (*str &0377) - low;
  }

--- 408,415 -----
  getrnge(str)
  register char *str;
  {
+ 	register int sizecode;
+ 
  	low = *str++ & 0377;
  	sizecode = *str & 0377;
  	if (sizecode == 255)
***************
*** 407,411
  register char *str;
  {
  	low = *str++ & 0377;
! 	size = (*str == 255)? 20000: (*str &0377) - low;
  }

--- 411,419 -----
  	register int sizecode;
  
  	low = *str++ & 0377;
! 	sizecode = *str & 0377;
! 	if (sizecode == 255)
! 		size = 20000;
! 	else
! 		size = sizecode - low;
  }
-- 
	Guy Harris
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