io/ipc/drills: Fix missing closing brace during make process - #222
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During the build process, an extra line was removed from the source file, which caused the closing brace of a function to be deleted. This resulted in a syntax error and prevented the code from compiling correctly. The issue was caused by an incorrect TODO marker in named_pipe.c. This commit fixes the problem by changing the comment from TODO 9 to TODO 8, ensuring the make process no longer removes the closing brace. Signed-off-by: Roberto Tarapoanca <roberto.tarapoanca@stud.acs.upb.ro>
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During the build process, an extra line was removed from the source file,
which caused the closing brace of a function to be deleted. This resulted
in a syntax error and prevented the code from compiling correctly.
The issue was caused by an incorrect TODO marker in
chapters/io/ipc/drills/tasks/named-pipes/solution/src/named_pipe.c.
This pull request fixes the problem by changing the comment from TODO 9
to TODO 8, ensuring the make process no longer removes the closing brace.