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the change that prevents 'insure' from becomming confused and issuing leak
reports. Some minor speed fixes. That sort of thing.
Chris -)-----
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header files used by the ubiqx modules, instead of being hidden in the .c
files. This would ensure that anything in includes.h would be "seen" by
the ubiqx headers. I also had to put an #ifdef around the includes for
ubi_SplayTree.h and ubi_Cache.h in includes.h to prevent the header of the
descendant type from being included before its parent type.
Chris -)-----
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to something less hurried, simpler, and (I believe) more acceptable to
all. The ubi_*.c files all now #include sys_include.h which, for Samba,
contains only comments and the line
#include "../includes.h"
That will make sure that the Samba header is there, allows me to
distribute a different default header with the main ubiqx set, and allows
others to write their own sys_includes.h for their own purposes.
Thanks to Andrew and Jeremy for hammering this out with me.
Chris -)-----
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This header tries four different locations for a definition of NULL. If
NULL still hasn't been found, it defaults to ((void *)0). All of the
includes can be, essentially, overridden by defining NULL on the command
line, as in -DNULL=((void *)0). I have faith that this will avoid the
problem of NULL being in different places on different systems. If there
is a system out there that doesn't define NULL in any of the headers I've
included, then let me know *where* it's defined and I'll add another
header. Chris -)-----
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this but it really is necessary (sorry Chris!)
ubiqx code didn't compile on SunOS4 otherwise as stdlib didn't define
NULL.
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something with it some day. It was causing gcc to cough up warnings
(not serious ones, mind you). Don't worry... It will be back!
Chris -)-----
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I'll be using the cache module to replace the name cache in mangle.c. The
new one should be much faster and should require less memory.
Another feature is that the cache size can be limited by the amount of
memory used in addition to the number of entries allowed. With the
current cache, the default is to allocate 12800 bytes representing 50
entries (256 bytes each). With the same amount of memory, I should be able
to load over around two hundred entries.
Changes to the AVL trees were minor (missing comments).
Chris -)-----
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