support has been integrated
- Move the endian setting bits within endian.hpp header up above
Boost's own set of checks to try and guess the endianness of
the architecture so that the OpenBSD endian header is actually
used
- Sync the Boost.Math patch for enabling the long double support
on OpenBSD/hppa with what was submitted upstream and commited.
tested by aja@ and naddy@
from brad
ok aja@
* Don't add -O2 to all builds.
* Remove workaround for (no longer) missing libm functions and bump
library.
* Remove OpenBSD hack after the gcc3 thread model has been
switched to posix. This part ok kurt@
1.41. Tested without fallout in a bulk build by stephan@, thanks!
Endianess fixes from kili@, mark as NO_REGRESS as regression suite
changed a lot since old previous 1.34 version.
Remove deanna@ from MAINTAINER has she agreed not having time for it atm.
This port doesn't honour CFLAGS but this will be dealt separately.
safety has been enabled in gcc3 & libstdc++
- correct detection of thread support in libstdcpp3.hpp
- correct multiple defined T_DIVIDE
- use threads for python.jam
NOTE: this update requires userland to be rebuild with the recent
gcc3/libstdc++ changes. See current.html for instructions.
adjust atomic_count.hpp to only use libstdc++ when it has been built with
thread support and fall back to using the pthreads implementation.
diagnosed, tested and okay deanna@
"regex/v4/perl_matcher_non_recursive.hpp in the Boost regex library
(aka Boost.Regex) in Boost 1.33 and 1.34 allows context-dependent
attackers to cause a denial of service (failed assertion and crash)
via an invalid regular expression."
ok naddy@
