not to re-process processed tiles made an incorrect assumption,
causing tiles not to be re-processed when the clip area changed,
such that areas would be missed. It is not clear that in its
corrected version, "bloat-all ... [dist]" is any more efficient
than the original implementation of an incremental series of bloat
+ AND. At least the syntax in the tech file is much simplified.
This switches the 'remotes/origin/HEAD' and uses the current HEAD of the
current checked out git repo.
Revised the sed rule that is transforming (to be more specific on the
matching regex /-\d+-g/ than just the first /-/):
8.3.530-7-gb64321d4 => 8.3.530+7-gb64321d4 (replace first '-' with '+'
to indicate it is tag plus this many commits)
8.3.530 => 8.3.530 (no change)
This switches to the 'continuous' tag release, that will auto update.
This broke the very old AppImage7 tool since that release not return
HTTP/404. But I updated all to use their current recommendation.
cast as "bool", causing issues with the proper/strict use of
the "bool" type. Changed the version back so that it will
update the github mirror tonight, since the current version
appears to be working.
int spcnAP() follows K&R param ordering
int spcnAPHier() follows K&R param ordering
TODO mergeAttr() sharing references (does this setup a future potential
use-after-free concern?)
Not a serious attempt to make these work but they appear to compile
so this helps CI to cover as much code as possible.
ext2sim_main standalone does not link (probably due to unclean cross
module dependencies that now exist due to libutil.a being a heap where
anything with no modular home ends up)
commit 86b5d591d from 20241004 by me, modified return type of
GrTextSize API in the graphics from 'void' to 'int' to convey
and error scenario to indicate when 'r' was not filled in for
the caller, but this is a multi graphics driver API interface
so requires all downstream graphics engines to also support
the return type change.
This API can error and indicates when 'Rect *r' was
successfully updated.
The man page end(3) changed as well over time to support the new definition.
This was revised from 2.41+ to 2.29+ as it seems top relate to a mix of
Kernel / Glibc / Compiler and the new defintion probably works on any
older system.
When global <sys/mman.h> was removed from tile.h it also removed
<unistd.h> nearby. This exposes the lack of <unistd.h> being
included where needed using APIs like close()/read()/unlink()/isatty()
the WASM build seems to show this as the header file set is structured
differently.
R. Timothy Edwards
Darryl L. Miles
Torleif Skår