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in preparation for releasing distcc version 3.2.
Reviewed by Craig Silverstein.
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* src/hosts.c (strndup): Use the standard signature (without
static), so that we don't conflict with GCC's builtin signature.
Now that it is not static, declare it, to avoid warnings.
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Reviewed by Craig Silverstein.
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Reviewed by Craig Silverstein.
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Also mention new website, repository and maintainer in NEWS file.
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Reviewers: Craig Silverstein
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the RPM spec file changelog.
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- Started with the output of
g4 describelog devtools/distcc/distcc_pump/...
g4 describelog experimental/distcc_pump/...
g4 describelog tools/distcc/...
- Reformatted entries to a more Changelog-like style.
- Deleted references to Google-specific file names, changelist numbers,
file revision numbers, and bug numbers. In some cases, this was done
by trimming the change description to remove explanations of how the
change was tested. In many cases, "in CL <number>" was changed to
"in a previous change".
- Deleted changes that only moved files from one repository to another.
- Deleted changes that only affected files that never made it to the
open-source svn repository, e.g. the OWNERS file, or that were made
to a branch after development had moved to a different repository.
Reviewers: Craig Silverstein
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3.0-rc1. But now rpm is complaining that - is illegal in a version
string, so I'm changing it back to 3.0rc1. Sorry Fergus...
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integrated them back into the main branch in preparation for distcc
3.0. These messages were taken from the rpm.spec ChangeLog, where
they had been living before. I can't say that it's a complete list of
google-branch patches, but it's a good started.
Reviewed by fergus@google.com
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location:
README Our blurp, tooting our horn
INSTALL The run_all_autoconf and friends incantations
COPYING GPL 2.0 license
distcc/README Martin's blurp
distcc/INSTALL Also: more on masquerading, host lists,
distcc/COPYING GPL 2.0 license
distcc/NEWS Recently updated
distcc/AUTHORS Martin Pool
distcc/README.packaging Various advice (version numbering etc)
distcc/TODO A very long list (not updated)
distcc/ChangeLog All changes under arch and under bzr
distcc/ChangeLog.old All changes from before arch.
Now all live in the top-level directory. This is the first step
towards our eventual goal of getting rid of the second-level distcc
and include_server directories, and just having everything under one
top-level directory. We're all part of the same project now!
Here's how I merged and updated content:
. README became README.pump. It was slightly edited for clarity. (I
also redid all the line-wrapping, which makes diff-ing
difficult. :-( ) distcc/README became README, with a small amount
of text added to describe 'pump' mode, and point to README.pump.
. distcc/NEWS became NEWS. pump functionality was added (a new
"distcc-3.0" entry). I also added all new features and bug-fixes
since we moved from arch to bzr. It looks like NEWS was
well-maintained before the move to bzr, so this might be pretty
complete. There may be some more pump-developed bugfixes we need to
add, though.
. I got rid of distcc/COPYING. Now COPYING is the only license in
this directory. This file was not changed. It remains the GPL 2.0
license.
. distcc/AUTHORS became AUTHORS. I changed Martin to maintainer
emeritus. I added the Google authors as authors of the "pump"
functionality, and current maintainers. I set the Google email
address to be distcc@googlegroups.com, which is a new group I've set
up to be the clearinghouse for distcc discussions.
. distcc/README.packaging became README.packaging. It was not
otherwise changed.
. distcc/TODO became TODO. It was not otherwise changed, except I
added that folks should look for FIXMEs in source files, not just
TODOs.
. I merged INSTALL and distcc/INSTALL (in that order). I rearranged
the text a little bit to remove redundancy (both talked about
running 'configure'), but did not make any contentful changes.
. I merged distcc/ChangeLog and distcc/ChangeLog.old to have a single
changelog again going all the way to 2002. Comments now separate
the various version control systems used. (svn is #4!) The single
ChangeLog file now lives in the top-level directory.
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