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From: bmanson@sourceware.cygnus.com To: gnats-cvs@sourceware.cygnus.com Subject: gnats/gnats ChangeLog Makefile.in adm.c client ... Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1999 22:50:00 -0000 [thread overview] Message-ID: <19991222065014.4834.qmail@sourceware.cygnus.com> (raw) CVSROOT: /cvs/gnats Module name: gnats Changes by: bmanson@sourceware.cygnus.com 99/12/21 22:50:14 Modified files: gnats : ChangeLog Makefile.in adm.c client.c cmds.c config.h configure database.c edit.c file-pr.c files.c gen-closed-date.c gen-index.c gnatsd.c index.c internal.c pathmax.h pr.c query.c queue-pr.c Log message: * Replaced calls to strdup with xstrdup. * pr.c (allocPR): NULL != 0; I'm surprised gcc-2.7.1 didn't catch these. (verify_enum): If the enum value is NULL, don't try to check it. * pathmax.h: Another linux fix, this one's probably a decent change--we should include sys/param.h before deciding there's no PATH_MAX and we need to define our own. * internal.c (get_curr_date): Changed %y to %Y, which makes egcs shut up. Admittedly it may fix a "why, tookay?" bug, but I'm much more worried about the y3000 bugs. * gnatsd.c (cmds): Fixed last entry. (start_connection): Made len a size_t, which makes linux happy. * config.h: Add crappy bad fix for linux glibc madness. "But it's correct according to the standard!" Bleah. * Makefile.in: Added GNATSD_ACCESS_FILE, left it out from previous changes. Also added rules for fconfigl.o and getdate.o to work around non-easily-fixable warnings. * configure: Regenerated with autoconf-2.13. * client.c (client_exit): Don't do anything if we're not a network client. Now to try it again on FreeBSD.
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