put it in a form that gcc is able to optimize
Let's use calloc instead of malloc + Zero.
fix mode_t
mode_t really isn't interesting, stop testing it, it is only used in three parameter lists, one of which isn't used, and no structs, we can change the parameters to int, and cast in the C wrappers if it really matters
mode_t really isn't interesting, stop testing it, it is only used in three parameter lists, one of which isn't used, and no structs, we can change the parameters to int, and cast in the C wrappers if it really matters
the lzma man page says it does a little better wiht regular files instead of streams; it seems to me it could go back and fixup the streamed files but oh well
examples/web clashes with m3-www/web, exclude examples from std packages; examples/web also fails to build, fix that another time
copy all config *.common files -- i.e. was missing Solaris.common and HPUX.common
try this again: copy all config *.common files -- i.e. was missing Solaris.common and HPUX.common
[cvs crashing for multiple file checkins] put this stuff in a separate test, run early, though I'd really like it in RTLinker start, as usually a test case is too late
missing files not interpreted as empty so add them
again Cygwin is failing if the arrays contain an even number of elements so make them even
add missing empty output files here too
restore non empty output
use a consistent ordering (sort)
apply .tar.gz timestamps to .tar.lzma files
delete and try to make it executable
re-add, executable this time
when switching config file to 'development mode' that uses the source tree, be sure to delete all the 'distribution config files' so they don't get found by the probing; also print a bit more
grow time buuffer to accomodate the unusual long time
zone on my machine:
 "Local time zone must be set--see zic manual page"
One might expect to put 50 here, but the other numbers
are all wierd so I arrived at at 48 as sufficient
experimentally.