Posted
about 6 years
ago
by
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README: update for version 2.4.0.
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
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Additional scons3 compatibility fixes (add implicit bytes/string conversions).
Within the scons scripts, some of the env[VAR] calls return bytes under
scons3. Implicit conversion of bytes to strings has been removed in python3
which necessitates
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
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Support the "ppc64le" architecture.
The ppc64le is basically the ppc64 architecture operating in little
endian mode (to port x86 applications easier).
The Fedora build servers are "power8" systems, requiring an extension of the
PPC 64-bit test
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
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SConstruct: add one more "b" prefix missed from r2715. From Orcan Ogetbil.
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
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SConstruct: add byte-string prefix to prevent TypeErrors? in Python3/scons3.
Patch from Orcan Ogetbil.
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
[email protected]
Remove some additional "has_key()" calls which were omitted from r2713.
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
[email protected]
SConstruct: use "in" operator rather than has_key().
The former works in python2 (scons2) and python3 (scons3). Patch from Orcan
Ogetbil.
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
[email protected]
Fixes for scons3/python3 in doxygen-related scripts.
Apply some fixes needed for use under scons3/python3. The resulting code
seems to run correctly with scons2 under python2 so there's no obvious
reason these can't go in now. Thanks to Orcan Ogetbil for the patch.
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
[email protected]
Use "print()" rather than "print ..." in scons build scripts.
As a first step towards potentially supporting scons3, convert print
statements into function calls within the scons build scripts so as to be
compatible with both scons2 (python2) and
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Posted
over 6 years
ago
by
[email protected]
Add signal.h include to PosixMessageQueue?.h.
The src/libutil/PosixMessageQueue.h header file requires that signal.h be
explicitly included when compiling under the newer gcc/glibc combination
which Fedora is moving to. Thanks to Orcan Ogetbil for the report and
patch.
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