| Age | Commit message (Expand) | Author |
|---|
| 2001-11-11 | Fixed version... don't see how this could work on i386, since it didn't | Marc Espie |
| 2001-11-11 | undo changes that crash on (at least) the alpha | Theo de Raadt |
| 2001-11-11 | Redo LstInit as a macro: smaller and faster code in all cases, zeroing two | Marc Espie |
| 2001-06-12 | Replace the most used static lists in make by persistent growable arrays. | Marc Espie |
| 2001-05-29 | Take includes out of lst.h, re-add what's needed to separate files. | Marc Espie |
| 2001-05-23 | Mostly clean-up: | Marc Espie |
| 2001-05-15 | thinko in my rewrite. Repair var:sh = something | Marc Espie |
| 2001-05-03 | Synch with my current work. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-11-24 | Clean-ups: | Marc Espie |
| 2000-09-14 | Replace the old hash used to hold file names within a directory with | Marc Espie |
| 2000-09-14 | - new DirReadDir internal function, that just reads a directory from | Marc Espie |
| 2000-09-14 | Use the new hash scheme to store the target nodes. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-09-14 | Clean-up, systematic use of UNUSED, white space... | Marc Espie |
| 2000-09-14 | Some systematic clean-up. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-23 | This patch replaces str_concat with a slightly unobfuscated version. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-23 | This is complementary to the previous patch. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-23 | This patch is worth a lot, speed-wise. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-23 | This patch separates local contexts from global contexts for good. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-23 | In various places, VAR_CMD is used to actually mean `no real context', | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-23 | Once those special variable are taken care of, other Var functions can take | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-23 | Trivial consequences of the previous list changes: | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-17 | This removes the few instances of Lst_New left. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-17 | A few assorted changes, to remove more dynamic lists. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-17 | This patch introduces a distinction between | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-10 | Clean-up patch: use `void *' instead of old-fashioned ClientData/Address. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-10 | Thus, Lst_ForEach no longer needs returning a status. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-06-10 | Lst_Find and Lst_ForEach do the same thing, except that the comparison | Marc Espie |
| 2000-04-17 | Record location in target node as well. | Marc Espie |
| 2000-04-17 | Don't free Makefile filenames when the file is finished reading, but | Marc Espie |
| 2000-03-26 | Remove idiotic, braindead casts T* -> void* | Marc Espie |
| 2000-01-08 | Finish changing all Var_Parse arguments to size_t. Thanks to millert@ | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-18 | Nothing ever checks ReturnStatus on Lst_Insert, Lst_Append, Lst_AtFront, | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-18 | Lst_DeQueue already checks for empty lists. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-18 | NIL, NILGNODE, etc, are only glorified NULL. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-18 | make does not use circular lists, get rid of the extra weight. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-16 | Var_Subst is actually two distinct functions folded into one: | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-16 | for.c becomes sane. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-16 | Allocate buffers as static data structures. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-16 | Remove unneeded extraneous zeros at the end of buffers. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-16 | Split Buf_GetAll into Buf_Retrieve/Buf_Size. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-16 | Start cleaning up buf.c in earnest. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-12-06 | Clean up buffers interface somewhat: | Marc Espie |
| 1999-11-11 | Communicate line numbers between parse.c and for.c. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-11-11 | Lineno as unsigned long. Slightly easier for printf, and more sensible. | Marc Espie |
| 1999-11-10 | Make ParseSkipLine more regular: | Marc Espie |
| 1999-10-05 | Mark ParseReadC as inline (from NetBSD) | Marc Espie |
| 1999-10-05 | Efficiency patch from NetBSD: | Marc Espie |
| 1999-05-04 | Better comment explaining last change: | Todd C. Miller |
| 1999-05-04 | Allow embedded ":" or "!" in target names | Todd C. Miller |
| 1998-12-05 | Modifications from netbsd: | Marc Espie |
