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* dbusbind.c: Fix several errors and compiler warnings. Reported by Tom Tromey <[e-mail]> (XD_ERROR, XD_DEBUG_MESSAGE) (XD_DEBUG_VALID_LISP_OBJECT_P): Wrap code with "do ... while (0)". (xd_append_arg): Part for basic D-Bus types rewitten. (xd_retrieve_arg): Split implementation of DBUS_TYPE_BYTE and DBUS_TYPE_(U)INT16. Don't call XD_DEBUG_MESSAGE with "%f" if not appropriate. (xd_read_message): Return Qnil. Don't signal an error; it is not useful during event reading. (Fdbus_register_signal): Signal an error if the check for FUNCTIONP fails. (Fdbus_register_method): New function. The implementation is not complete, the call of the function signals an error therefore. (Fdbus_unregister_object): New function, renamed from Fdbus_unregister_signal. The initial check signals an error, if it the objct is not well formed.

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