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1997-11-30perl 5.004_04Todd C. Miller
1997-11-30perl 5.004_04Todd C. Miller
1997-11-30verbose eisa/pciTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30vm/lock.h -> sys/lock.hgene
1997-11-30Canonify the _*_H_ namespace appropriately.gene
Also, clean up comments and wrap with _KERNEL correctly.
1997-11-30hmm. If out of ports, return EADDRNOTAVAILTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30Add multiple inclusion protection, clean up comments, and wrap with _KERNELgene
where appropriate. Note that this buys us notable speed boosts on a machine as slow as the mac68k.
1997-11-30oh yeah, we are min() cleanTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30deal with unterminated e_login and e_wmesgTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30hosts.equiv manpage; tvTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30crank line lengths a bit, and do not make assumptions about the stackTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30add bios0 etcTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30add -column, -dash, -hyphen to .Bl usage string; lukemTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30.It is not parsed, so spell out Bx and Ux; lukemTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30doc .Bl options -column, -dash, -hyphen; lukemTheo de Raadt
1997-11-30Deal with realloc() failure in v?asprintf()Todd C. Miller
1997-11-30Fix setting of crtscts. It was not being set in set_up_tty() if theTodd C. Miller
local var "local" is set. This is a problem since that is set during chat. Use the "modem" var instead.
1997-11-29We now have an asprintf() in libc.Todd C. Miller
1997-11-29Add __attribute__ for asprintf.Todd C. Miller
1997-11-29Build asprintf.c and vasprintf.cTodd C. Miller
1997-11-29Implement asprintf(3) and vasprintf(3) functions similar to theTodd C. Miller
ones in the glibc. Some man pages changes from FreeBSD (asprintf.c/vasprintf.c are not based on GNU or FreeBSD code).
1997-11-29Return -1, not EOF for size < 1. XPG4.2 specifies the return valueTodd C. Miller
should be < 1. While EOF is currently defined as -1 it is bad form to assume this.
1997-11-29Fix to min/max-macro problem.Artur Grabowski
1997-11-29min/max-problem contiued.Artur Grabowski
1997-11-29fixed the min problem.Artur Grabowski
1997-11-29We don't implement the GNU extension tparam(). It is #ifdef'd outTodd C. Miller
in ncurses to avoid problems with emacs.
1997-11-29Check malloc() return vals.Todd C. Miller
1997-11-29NAT requires IPFkstailey
1997-11-29Add MLINKSTodd C. Miller
1997-11-29Based on the ncurses curs_terminfo.3x file. Still needs some work.Todd C. Miller
1997-11-28oops, buffer needs to be 4 char larger due to a prefix/tag.Todd C. Miller
1997-11-28Fix syntax wrt tracing stuff and change TRACE -> CURSESTRACETodd C. Miller
1997-11-28Add tracing/debugging code from ncurses 4.1 but don't compile by default.Todd C. Miller
malloc buffer in hardscroll.c so we don't have oflow worries. Allow hardscroll.c to compile if SCROLLDEBUG is defined but TRACE is not.
1997-11-28one les tabMichael Shalayeff
1997-11-28Pull in header files needed to get definition of u_lbn_t ingene
ufs/ffs/ffs_extern.h. This must be fallout from the lite2 merge. Compiles again.
1997-11-28This file is necessary.Artur Grabowski
1997-11-28The first big step towards a complete upgrade to kth-krb4-0.9.7Artur Grabowski
1997-11-28syncTheo de Raadt
1997-11-28sort table; tejblum@arc.hq.cti.ruTheo de Raadt
1997-11-28I'm amazed that noone has ever misspelled the ethernet address whenArtur Grabowski
doing an arp -s. Well I was the first. ;)
1997-11-27constrain buf against oflow; shok.janova.orgTheo de Raadt
1997-11-27indentTheo de Raadt
1997-11-27oh, connect() semantics are EVEN WORSETheo de Raadt
1997-11-26Add a CCDF_OLD flag used to get the old I/O policyNiklas Hallqvist
1997-11-26Optimized to perform well on small interleaves which makes the ccd driverNiklas Hallqvist
really useful as a performance booster. The interleave needs to be a multiple of the software page size (CLBYTES) and not have mirror components if the new optimized policy should be used, otherwise the old policy will be used still.
1997-11-26Add cat3p man3pTodd C. Miller
1997-11-26add .PpTheo de Raadt
1997-11-26enforce VM_PROT_READ in mmapTheo de Raadt
1997-11-26fix shmctl IPC_STATTheo de Raadt
1997-11-26If using async connect(), after select for writeable, if getpeername()Theo de Raadt
indicates connection failure, you can use getsockopt(SOL_SOCKET, SO_ERROR, ...) to find the error. But the linux people I guess didn't know about this, and changed connect() so that a 2nd connect() call on a failed socket returns the error directly. Fake this demented non-standard behaviour which Linux users are now starting to code to. Talk about dilution of the API...