[PATCH] do not call _dbus_warn_check_failed on checks

[Daniel Stone]

On Wed, Nov 15, 2006 at 09:18:55PM +0100, uwesmail2005-lkml at yahoo.de wrote:
> A real programmer knows that SIGABRT core dumps, and when
> the core limit isn't 0 (which it shouldn't be for daemons in my
> opinion)
> such a core can be loaded into gdb and even tried to continue and the
> programmer can see all the mess that would result from such an attempt.

Your mail didn't make much sense, but this part caught my eye.  The X
server is suid root for one, and secondly, if it comes down uncleanly,
on most all hardware, attempting to start it again will land you in IERR
land.

> Huh? The USER should care about programming(!) errors? Could you choose
> something less obnoxious? Please?

'User' in this case meaning consumer, not end user.

Looking forward to the separated X server,
Daniel
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