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2005-08-12 | (main): Explain why we reopen stdin for write-only access. | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-12 | (long_time_expected_width): Don't test for failed localtime. | Jim Meyering | |
That cannot happen when the result date's year is in range. Add an assertion instead. | |||
2005-08-12 | (sort_found_occurs, digest_word_file): Likewise. | Jim Meyering | |
(alloc_and_compile_regex): Likewise. | |||
2005-08-12 | (sort_files): Use cleaner `sizeof *VAR_NAME' rather than `sizeof (TYPE_NAME)'. | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-12 | Test `!defined HAVE_MBSTATE_T' rather than | Jim Meyering | |
`defined mbstate_t' to detect missing support for mbstate_t. The latter didn't work for HP-UX 11.23. | |||
2005-08-12 | Add bulletproofing in case stdin is closed. | Jim Meyering | |
(have_read_stdin): Remove global variable. (dc_parse_stream): Always use stdin (freopen, if needed) rather than sometimes using fopen to get a new file descriptor. Call fclose unconditionally. (main): Don't close stdin here. If needed, now it's already done by dc_parse_stream. | |||
2005-08-12 | (dc_parse_file): Remove comment about now-removed OPENOPTS. | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-12 | (main): Cosmetic: use X2REALLOC rather than x2realloc. | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-12 | (fold_file): Cosmetic: use X2REALLOC rather than x2realloc. | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-12 | Cosmetic: use X2NREALLOC (only two arguments) rather than x2nrealloc (with ↵ | Jim Meyering | |
three). | |||
2005-08-12 | adjust long lines | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-12 | (main): Cosmetic: use '\0' in place of 0. | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-02 | . | Jim Meyering | |
2005-08-02 | Include "xanstrftime.h". | Jim Meyering | |
(show_date): Use xanstrftime instead of open-coding it. | |||
2005-08-02 | Include "xanstrftime.h". | Jim Meyering | |
(show_date): Use xanstrftime instead of open-coding it. | |||
2005-08-02 | (show_date): Remove now-unnecessary code that | Jim Meyering | |
treated an empty format string as a special case. | |||
2005-07-19 | (usage): Adjust printf argument list to match new format string. | Jim Meyering | |
2005-07-19 | (usage, main): --check now accepts multiple input files. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-18 | (EXIT_STATUS): New macro. | Paul Eggert | |
(PROGRAM_NAME, usage): Behave like "false" if EXIT_STATUS indicates. (usage): Remove "These option names may not be abbreviated." | |||
2005-07-18 | Initial revision. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-18 | (BUILT_SOURCES): Remove false.c. | Paul Eggert | |
(false.c): Remove; it's now a source file. | |||
2005-07-15 | (main): Don't worry about POSIXLY_CORRECT. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-14 | Remove FESETROUND_LIBM; no longer needed. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-12 | . | Jim Meyering | |
2005-07-11 | (setmode, fileno): Remove; no longer needed, we think. | Paul Eggert | |
(SET_MODE, SET_BINARY, SET_BINARY2): Remove. [defined __DJGPP__]: Don't include <io.h> or <sys/exceptn.h>. | |||
2005-07-11 | (wipefile): Always use binary mode. Clearly this | Paul Eggert | |
never worked right on DOS! | |||
2005-07-11 | (usage): Clarify whether text or binary is the default. | Paul Eggert | |
(split_3, main): BINARY is now a 3-way value. All uses changed. (digest_file): Likewise. Clear *BINARY if we determine the file to be text. All uses changed. (main): Don't report a file to be binary if we actually read it as text in MS-DOS, because it was a terminal. | |||
2005-07-11 | (unexpand): Always copy in text mode. POSIX says | Paul Eggert | |
the input and output must be text. | |||
2005-07-11 | (expand): Always copy in text mode. POSIX says | Paul Eggert | |
the input and output must be text. | |||
2005-07-11 | (copy_reg): Always copy in binary mode. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-11 | (wc): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | Paul Eggert | |
(wc_file): FILE might be null now. (main): Simplify code a bit, so that fewer places need the setmode fixes. | |||
2005-07-11 | (main): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-11 | (tee): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-11 | (tail_bytes, tail_lines, tail_file, main): | Paul Eggert | |
Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | |||
2005-07-11 | (copy_to_temp, tac_file, main): | Paul Eggert | |
Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | |||
2005-07-11 | (bsd_sum_file, sysv_sym_file): | Paul Eggert | |
Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | |||
2005-07-11 | (main): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-11 | (open_next_file): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-11 | (head_lines, head_file): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | Paul Eggert | |
(elide_tail_bytes_file, elide_tail_lines_file, head_bytes): (head_lines, head_file): Always use binary mode except for std tty. | |||
2005-07-11 | (cksum): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-11 | (usage, main, long_options) [O_BINARY]: | Paul Eggert | |
Remove support for -B. Use same rules as other programs to decide whether to use binary I/O, except that the -bensAE options always select text mode. (main): Avoid setmode; use POSIX-specified routines instead. | |||
2005-07-09 | Don't include stdio.h; no longer needed. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-09 | Use only HAVE_SYS_IOCTL_H to decide whether to include sys/ioctl.h. | Paul Eggert | |
stropt.h -> stropts.h | |||
2005-07-09 | Use only HAVE_SYS_IOCTL_H to decide whether to include sys/ioctl.h. | Paul Eggert | |
stropt.h -> stropts.h | |||
2005-07-09 | Use only HAVE_SYS_IOCTL_H to decide whether to include sys/ioctl.h. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-08 | (print_user): Don't assume uid fits in unsigned int. | Paul Eggert | |
(print_group): Likewise, for gid. | |||
2005-07-08 | Include stropt.h if available. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-08 | Include stropt.h if available. | Paul Eggert | |
Use HAVE_FIONREAD_IN_SYS_IOCTL instead of _POSIX_SOURCE to decide whether to include <sys/ioctl.h>. | |||
2005-07-08 | Regenerate. | Paul Eggert | |
2005-07-07 | . | Jim Meyering | |