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reason.
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very much like the original one, but now using build. You will need the latest
build in order to build the tests.
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be partially cross-linked to the node that was the root of the copy. Also fixed
a bug in the xmlfilewriter that should make it both faster, and not mess up %
style replacements.
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there, but there might be later. 0 means death.
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I need more anyway.
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Later this should be fixed and another function should be added.
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md5... it was using uninitialized data...
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really are.
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connection class, that reads at least n bytes in x seconds.
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or work.
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be.
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build now, for a while, and don't actually work yet, so just don't use this
revision of libbu++.
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actually change any existing code really just adds a new class that you can't
use because it's commented out. I'll probably move it to a branch.
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system includues anymore.
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internal persistant IDs using a temporary id.
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important.
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beyond me...
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They're all really simple, and maybe could even be optimized. I did this so
that you could use the old c functions when you wanted to, but with cpp memory
management. Also, some of these don't exist on other platforms, so it makes
other programs more portable.
The new functions are just like the c ones, only named string* instead of str*,
for example stringdup instead of strdup.
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unless you comment them out.
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serializer was closed. Everything works as expected now.
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it shouldn't, and added the serializerbzip2, which lets you read and write to
compressed streams.
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had a variable but no proc set would be processed twice.
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and the old Makefile may soon fall into disrepair. To use the old one, which
should almost always be able to build at least thi library, call:
make -f Makefile.legacy
The new Makefile just calls pymake
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just need to update our other projects...
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handling, and for automated help generation.
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ParamProc class...it's soooo much better it makes me wanna' throw things...
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