out of 13/RInclude instead of /src/gno/build.tools. This implies that
builddate.rez has to have been previously installed in 13/RInclude; this
is done by the 'install' and 'release' targets in /src/gno/build.tools.
- fixed a bug introduced in 1.1 where getting an error while
reading the calandar file could cause an infinite loop
- added "ChangeLog" comments for all versions
- added stack checking
- eliminated "pragma stacksize" from the source file; it was too
small (was 512 bytes, currently using 862 bytes) and overriding
the value given on the command line during the GNO base build
process
README, calendar.info:
- Moved the information in these files to the man page.
Makefile, calendar.rez:
- initial checkin
calendar.1:
- cleaned it up a bit and made it conform to the GNO base builds
- added an example
Updates for v1.1 as submitted by Marlin Allred. His comments:
"I compiled calendar with the 2.0.6 libraries and fixed it so
the date could be put anywhere on the line. I also fix[ed] the
program so that tomorrow's and Monday's activity was also being
listed. The man page for calendar was also updated. [...] I did
not update the source file to indicate the changes made."
calendar.desc:
Updated for v1.1.
Did changes for the initial GNO version. This includes:
- prototyping;
- changing the facility/priority value from an int to a
long (we need 32 bits for all the information);
- stack checking code; and
- after doing a freopen() of stdin, change it back to text mode.
Makefile, logger.rez, logger.desc:
New files.
- expanded the .TH line to have all arguments. If this is not
done, then when building the html versions of the man pages
the page is not recognised as a GNO man page and is ignored.
* Add -f option to control printing of filename
* Rewrote printing of text to allow carriage-return and tab
* Report no version information as warning for both no rVersion and
no version fork
and output files for test case comparison. See README.gno for implementation
notes. NOTE: some test cases in tests/dotests are commented-out because
they depend on pipes working and/or the "sort" utility.
