--
Check is a unit test framework for C. It features a simple interface
for defining unit tests, putting little in the way of the developer.
Tests are run in a separate address space, so Check can catch both
assertion failures and code errors that cause segmentation faults
or other signals. The output from unit tests can be used within
source code editors and IDEs.
ELF-based archs as having an old boehm-gc can cause programs to stop working
after the WorX addition. Noticed after trying to build w3m and it failed
miserably.
to have them picked up in the current spot instead of Gtk+2 headers.
This was originally done to prevent potential breakage from an upgrade
when the headers path was changed to prevent this kind of problem in
the first place but it looks like all ports deal with this gracefully
since they use "gdk-pixbuf-config --cflags" to find the path.
For the moment, this disables dynamic module loading and bundles
together all the ciphers into the main library. When libtool-1.4
hits our tree, the updated ltdl support can be used to re-enable
the dynloading.
- multi-lingual support
- list creation/removal through web interface
- MIME base content filtering (demime et.al.)
- new architecture of mail delivery subsystem
- better, faster, cheaper, ... ;-)
naddy@ OK
of elf files (or thinks it does). These assumptions were just broken
by binutils/ld changes to put GOT and PLT into their own PT_LOAD sections.
Thus BSS is no longer part of the DATA PT_LOAD section. This is a workaround
using the '-Z' compatibility flag which disables the GOT/PLT padding.
Changes are listed here:
http://www.exploits.org/nut/release/1.2/new-1.2.1.txt
ok sturm@
Note: the initial checkin aborted half way through, before any log
messages were generated. What you see here is the second half of the
commit, the first half is already in-tree.
