Proper spelling of function name; thanks, Olivier!
Fix a typo
Do not split classes with a custom streamer.

Classes for which a Streamer function was externally provided are no longer
split; they were split in v5 if the dictionary was generated via rootcint but
were not split if the dictionary was generated via genreflex.

Classes with a custom Streamer function and classes with an older, non StreamerInfo
based automatic streamer are also no longer split.

To force the splitting of those classes, thus by-passing the custom Streamer,
when storing the object in a TTree and in a collection object, use:
Update release notes
Merge branch 'master' of https://root.cern.ch/git/root
Add a couple of empty lines

Add a couple of empty lines a the end of the chapter, to make sure there is a separation with the next chapter when generating the release notes
more fixes in the examples
Fix example macro
When fitting an histogram, draw the histogram only if it has not already drawn before. This fixes the issue observed when fitting an histogram drawn in a canvas together with many other histogram (see http://root.cern.ch/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=18071)
Fix examples
Fix doc examples
Disable type correction until ROOT-6292 is fixed.

It should be fixed by telling ROOT not to autoload during Sema::CorrectType() which needs
an RAII callback from Sema::CorrectType().
Fix doxygen.
Mention ROOT-5927.
OSX: allow ./configure with only Command Line Tools

As it is now, ROOT can't be built with Cocoa and ./configure without full Xcode
installation.  The problem is that Command Line Tools don't provide SDK the way
Xcode does.  This patch allows detecting system-wide frameworks available at
/System/... .

Signed-off-by: Fons Rademakers <Fons.Rademakers@cern.ch>
In TClass:::SetStreamerFunc avoid forcing the execution of Property() (which require fClassInfo) when a tweak is enough.
Avoid loading the ClassInfo in GetBaseClassOffset if we don't have to
Changes related to the use of gendered or binary language in the code.

The changes are all related to the use of gendered or binary language in
the comments, messages, and documents (e.g. referring to the user explicitly
as "he" or "he/she").  I searched for thse instances and changed them to
the gender-neutral singular they (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singular_they).
In the process I fixed quite a few typos that would show up in the
auto-generated documentation.

By Jean-François Caron jfcaron@phas.ubc.ca).
Perf tweak: no re-lookup if InsertStd() has no effect.
The currently dlopened library sees its dependent ones, not the process ones.