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Copyright holder of GNU GLOBAL
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Copyright (c) 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005,
2006, 2007, 2008 Tama Communications Corporation. All rights reserved.
Contributors of GNU GLOBAL
==========================
The undermentioned people wrote the code, and the right was abandoned
or transferred to Tama Communications Corporation with legal paper.
The original author is Shigio YAMAGUCHI.
Port to Windows 32 (for Borland C++ Compiler) by Dan Fandrich.
(most of #ifdef _WIN32.)
Port to DJGPP by Jason Hood.
(libutil/is_unixy.[ch] and most of #ifdef __DJGPP__.)
The following improvements by Hideki IWAMOTO.
* INCLUDED FROM index of htags.
* CVS REPOSITORY link of htags.
* Real support of Yacc source code of htags.
* Rewriting parser for assembly language using Yacc(asm_scan.l,asm_parse.y).
* Adding config variable 'langmap' to htags.
* Performance improvement of gtags and htags by decreasing the frequency
of invoking parser.
* Performance improvement of the incremental updating of gtags by changing
algorithm.
* Adding the --file filelist option of gtags.
* Essential part of internal sort filter (replacement of gnusort).
* Performance improvement of idset module by using "unsigned long" instead of
"unsigned int" for bitmask. This is necessary to use 64 bit processor effectively.
Besides he has contributed many improvements to GLOBAL.
There are also many others who have contributed patches and fixes.
Please see files ChangeLog and THANKS.
Separate packages
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GLOBAL is distributed with the files derived from the following packages.
o BSD DB Library by University of California, Berkeley.
(http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/)
libdb/bt_close.c
libdb/bt_conv.c
libdb/bt_debug.c
libdb/bt_delete.c
libdb/bt_get.c
libdb/bt_open.c
libdb/bt_overflow.c
libdb/bt_page.c
libdb/bt_put.c
libdb/bt_search.c
libdb/bt_seq.c
libdb/bt_split.c
libdb/bt_utils.c
libdb/btree.h
libdb/compat.h
libdb/db.c
libdb/db.h
libdb/extern.h
libdb/mpool.c
libdb/mpool.h
libdb/queue.h
o GNU C Library by Free Software Foundation, Inc.
(http://www.gnu.org/software/libc/libc.html)
libglibc/getopt.c
libglibc/getopt.h
libglibc/getopt1.c
libglibc/regex.c
libglibc/regex.h
libglibc/snprintf.c
libglibc/obstack.c
libglibc/obstack.h
libglibc/hash-string.c
libglibc/hash-string.h
o Icon files by Kevin Hughes.
Derived from Apache-1.3.1 package.
[apache_1.3.1/icons/]
icons/back.png back.gif
icons/c.png c.gif
icons/dir.png dir.gif
icons/help.png unknown.gif
icons/text.png text.gif
o Icon files by GNOME Foundation.
Derived from GNOME-1.4 package. Some files are slightly modified.
[gnome-1.4/gnome-libs-1.2.13/libgnomeui/pixmaps/]
icons/bottom.png stock_bottom.png
icons/first.png stock_first.png
icons/index.png stock_home.png
icons/last.png stock_last.png
icons/left.png stock_left_arrow.png
icons/right.png stock_right_arrow.png
icons/top.png stock_top.png
icons/n_bottom.png stock_bottom.png
icons/n_first.png stock_first.png
icons/n_last.png stock_last.png
icons/n_left.png stock_left_arrow.png
icons/n_right.png stock_right_arrow.png
icons/n_top.png stock_top.png
they are considered a separate package, not part of GLOBAL proper.
global-5.7.1.orig/BOKIN_MODEL 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000007750 11042055434 013615 0 ustar ron ron
** The BOKIN Model Definition **
Version 1.0, December 17, 2005
Copyright (c) 2005 Tama Communications Corporation
Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
of this document, but changing it is not allowed.
Introduction
BOKIN Model is a business model to obtain proceeds by widely
collecting donations while developing and distributing free software.
This model is constructed not to take away consumer's freedom of
software.
The business which comply with the following criteria can be called a
business based on BOKIN Model.
Criteria
1. CORPORATION
The person who start a business based on BOKIN Model must be a
business corporation registered in the home country. (Herein
after called the corporation)
2. FREE SOFTWARE
The corporation develops free software. (Herein after called the
BOKINware)
3. LICENSE
The corporation distributes the BOKINware under GNU GPL (GNU
General Public License) and GNU FDL (GNU Free Documentation
License). Exceptionally, external packages which the BOKINware
uses, small supporting files, short manuals and rough
documentation can use simple all-permissive license, compatible
with GNU GPL.
4. COPYRIGHT MANAGEMENT
The corporation manages copyright on the BOKINware for consumers
to keep on using it at ease.
o Every file in the BOKINware should have a legally valid
copyright notice and a license notice.
o To include program which is assigned from another
developer, the corporation receives a disclaimer paper or
assignment paper signed by the author.
o To include program which is not assigned, the corporation
confirms its license is GNU GPL or compatible with GNU
GPL, lists the files and authors in a file named AUTHORS,
and lists the license in a file named LICENSE. The
BOKINware should contain these two files.
5. MAILING LIST
The corporation maintains mailing lists for consumers to
cooperate one another.
The list members, including the corporation, don't owe any duty.
The mailing lists should include the following two at least.
o Bug mailing list
This list distributes, to the active maintainers of the
BOKINware, bug reports and fixes for, and suggestions for
improvements in the BOKINware. This list is also for user
discussion.
o Help mailing list
This list is the place for authors, users and installers
of the BOKINware to ask for help.
The mailing lists can be replaced with a similar communication
tool.
The corporation can decide the operation policy of the list, but
must not obstruct the list members to cooperate one another.
6. COLLECTING DONATIONS
The corporation collects donations widely as its proceeds.
The corporation must not offer the donor an individual supply of
profit.
7. DONOR LIST
The corporation open the donor list to the public.
The donor list includes the following information.
o Date of donation (The date when the corporation received
the donation)
o Amount of donation (Amount which the corporation received)
o Donor's name
o Donor's nationality
When donor's name and nationality are unknown or the donor
prefers to remain anonymous, they are treated as anonymous.
The BOKINware should contain the donor list as a file named
DONORS. It is preferable that the list is open to the public
even on the Internet.
8. BOKIN MODEL DEFINITION
The BOKINware should contain the present definition as a file
named BOKIN_MODEL.
Renewal
The author may publish revised and/or new versions of the BOKIN Model
Definition from time to time. Such new versions will be similar in
spirit to the present version, but may differ in detail to address new
problems or concerns.
global-5.7.1.orig/BOKIN_MODEL_FAQ 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000006333 11042055434 014300 0 ustar ron ron
** Frequently Asked Questions **
Version 1.0, December 17, 2005
Copyright (c) 2005 Tama Communications Corporation
Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
of this document, but changing it is not allowed.
BOKIN Model Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does BOKIN mean?
BOKIN means collecting donations in Japanese. (BO=collect,
KIN=money)
2. What is the purpose to require the person who start a BOKIN
model business being a registered corporation?
The purpose is to prevent people from donating to the person who
does not exist actually.
3. Is annoying copyright management necessary?
Yes, it is. Copyright management is absolutely necessary for
consumers to keep on using the BOKINware at ease.
It is dangerous to use the software whose copyright is not
neatly managed. If you use such software, you might suddenly be
prohibited to use it, or be claimed a license fee of high
priced. These are not imaginary fears but troubles of reality.
4. Why is program license limited to GNU GPL?
Because GNU GPL defends consumers in two points.
o Copyleft License
Since GNU GPL is copyleft license, it makes a program
free, and requiring all modified and extended versions of
the program to be free as well. As a result, consumer can
keep on using the BOKINware at ease in the future.
o Widely Known
Since GNU GPL is widely known, and is explained
frequently, it does not become the load to consumer. It is
troublesome for consumer to understand new licenses.
5. What is the purpose of the donor list?
There are two purposes.
o To defend freedom of donation.
The consumer can decide whether to donate after
understanding the situation of the donation. If nothing
being informed, freedom does not exist there. In BOKIN
model, consumers are not isolated existence.
o To praise donation.
To praise donation brings new donors. Since BOKIN model
owes all to people's free wills, we cannot praise the
donation too much.
6. Is donation spent on the BOKINware?
It depends on the management of the corporation. Since donations
become the proceeds of the corporation, the corporation itself
decides the usage under its freedom.
7. Is the donor list kept true?
It is very difficult to mix lies in the public information,
because it is checked by various methods.
o Donors can confirm whether they are listed.
o People can ask whether to have donated to the donors in
the list.
o The tax office can examine the contradiction between the
content of the list and the content of the declaration of
the corporation's taxation business.
8. Why is the corporation prohibited from doing an individual
supply of profit for the donors?
When individual supply of profit becomes ordinary, donation fall
into the payment for the profit. We cannot call it donation.
BOKIN Model business should be supported only by people's free
will.
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ChangeLog about GNU GLOBAL
April 21 2008, by Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags.vim: Stopped use of temporary file.
March 25 2008, by Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags.vim, gtags.pl: rewritten using new '--from-here' option of global(1).
* Added htags/ghtml.cgi.tmpl.
* Described the method of apache setting as a comment in htags/global.cgi.tmpl.in.
* Modifications to allow symbolic link.
To realize it, normalize_path() and abs2rel() in libutil/abs2rel.c module is used
instead of realpath(3) library function.
* gtags.el and gtags.vim are rewritten using new '--from-here' option of global(1).
October 26 2007, by Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Added file 'DONORS' which includes the list of donations to GNU GLOBAL.
* Idset module: Performance improvement of idset module by using "unsigned long"
instead of "unsigned int" for bitmask. This is necessary to use 64 bit processor
effectively.
July 6 2007, by Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Migrated to GPLv3 and LGPLv3.
* gtags.conf.in: Migrated to simple all-permissive license.
May 5 2007, by Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* New files: BOKIN_MODEL, BOKIN_MODEL_FAQ, DONORS
March 10 2007, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags.el: Added (provide 'gtags).
* libutil/env.c: Use putenv(3) if it is available else use setenv(3).
Some systems don't have setenv(3).
January 29 2007, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Further compression of tag file (format version 5).
- Tag name is compressed.
- Each line number might be expressed as difference from the previous
line number except for the head.
ex: 11,3,2 means '11 14 16'.
- In addition, successive line numbers are expressed as range (n1-n2).
ex: 11-3 means '11 12 13 14'.
* global(1): Sort filter was moved from the output filter to the input filter.
( input ) | ( m a i n ) | ( o u t p u t )
gtagsop | global | tagsort | pathconvert
---------------+---------------------+------------+--------------
expand tag +------------+ sort tag convert path
| |
+-------------------------------------+
v v
sort tag expand tag convert path
Instead, the processing of expanding tag was moved to the main module.
This improves the performance when compact format is used, since
sorting is done before expanding.
Recent architecture (GLOBAL-5.0 - 5.3)
+===========================================+
|global(write)->[sort filter]->[path filter]|->[stdout]
+===========================================+
New architecture (GLOBAL-5.4 -)
+===========================================+
|[sort filter]->global(write)->[path filter]|->[stdout]
+===========================================+
* Removed some code which call the following method:
putenv utimes
They are not natural method today.
pread pwrite
They are risky since they are not used so much and are not
often so tested. It was found that the pread and pwrite in cygwin
are buggy. Though it is not our business, user is not guilty too.
strdup
It is not needed since we use check_strdup() instead.
* Added some new modules.
pool - allocate and free memory for temporary use.
fileop - operation for opening and closing file.
* Added some new methods.
strmake module - strcmp_withterm()
* Removed some modules.
global/filter, libutil/tagsort
* idset module:
- Added new functions idset_first(), idset_next() and idset_empty().
- Changed bitmask from char(8 bits) to integer (maybe 32 or 64 bits)
to improve performance.
November 20 2006, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags.el:
- gtags-make-complete-list is deprecated.
Added gtags-completing-gtags, gtags-completing-gsyms and gtags-completing.
- Throw away the output of gozilla in 'gtags-display-browser'.
August 8 2006, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags/fileindex.c: Rewritten using recursive call instead of stack structures.
* gozilla.c: Fixed getURL() according to new GPATH.
* Replaced malloc(), realloc() and stdup() with check_xxxx() functions.
* Added icon files (icons/*png).
June 10 2006, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Recovered original texinfo file names (.txi -> .texi).
April 21 2006, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
Change in tag format:
* Moved to new tag format. New tag format is as follows.
GTAGS (with compress option)
GRTAGS, GSYMS (with compact option)
[,...]
* Now, GPATH has path names of not only source files but
also other text files. The following commands no longer
traverse file system. They read GPATH instead.
global(1) with the --other option.
htags(1) with the --other option.
Change in architecture:
* Changed the filtering architecture of global(1).
Old architecture (- GLOBAL-4.7.8)
process1 process2 process3
+=============+ +===========+ +===========+
|global(write)|->|sort filter|->|path filter|->[stdout]
+=============+ +===========+ +===========+
New architecture (GLOBAL-5.0 -)
1 process
+============================================+
|global(write) ->[sort filter]->[path filter]|->[stdout]
+============================================+
For the convenience of debugging, the old architecture is
also available. If macro EXTERNAL_FILTER is defined in filter.c
old architecture is selected.
The following options are also offered. (These options will be
deleted perhaps sooner or later.)
gtags --path={absolute|relative} --format={path|ctags|ctags-x|grep}
gtags --sort --format={path|ctags|ctags-x|grep} [--unique]
global --nofilter=[{path|sort}]
global --filter=[{path|sort}]
global --nosource
Moved the processing by which various formats are generated from
the main body of global(1) to the path filter. The main body
generates only two formats: path and ctags-x.
Path filter generates various formats which are given by the
--result= option.
Change in CGI mechanism:
* The 'cgi-bin/' directory which generated by htags(1) doesn't
have any tag files. CGI script uses the tag files in the root
directory of a source project instead.
New modules:
* Added strhash module (strhash.c and strhash.h) to libutil.
Replaced the hash mechanism for compact format with this module.
* Added xargs module (xargs.c and xargs.h) to libutil.
Replaced the xargs(1) like mechanism with this module.
* Added pathconvert module (pathconvert.c and pathconvert.h) to libutil.
This module composes a part of an internal pipeline.
* Added tagsort module (tagsort.c and tagsort.h) to libutil.
Replaced external sort filter (gnusort) with internal one
(tagsort module). Gnusort was removed. As a result, GLOBAL
became free from dependence on external commands.
* Included GLIBC files obstack.c, obstack.h, hash-string.c and
hash-string.h.
Internal options:
* Removed two hidden options, --find and --other from gtags(1),
since they are no longer used.
* Added new internal format 'ctags-xid' of global(1).
The anchor generation method of the global.cgi was changed.
Global.cgi script was modified to use the --result=ctags-xid
option of global(1)
* Removed the -cc, -ccc, -cccc option of gtags(1).
These options were undocumented and only for testing.
* Removed two hidden options, --find and --other from gtags(1),
since they are no longer used.
Coding style:
* End of support of K&R.
* Changed function declarations to ANSI C style.
September 30 2005, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Updated GNU Free Documentation License.(1.1->1.2)
* Updated doc/texinfo.tex using texinfo-4.8.
* BSD advertising clause was deleted, according to the declaration
by UCB.
* Added new module idset.
* Added new function exec_line_limit() in env.c.
* Added new function find_open_filelist() for the --file=xxx option.
Find_read() and find_close() is shared by both find_open_filelist()
and find_open().
* Added new config option --with-db185-compat[=DIR].
This is not for normal use, but for debugging.
* Decreased use of popen() by moving the conversion from tabs to
spaces into htags.
* Reimplemented 'gtags --sort' without gnusort.
* The default cache size was changed from 500000 to 5000000.
Though I was assuming the machine equipped with 32-64MB,
in a recent machine, even small one has 256-512MB memory.
May 12 2005, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: New macro TOPDIR and SUBDIR added for readability.
* htags: Quoted the "&" in attribute value.
* Changed the address of FSF for each file.
April 19 2005, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: Added new functions to generate anchor tag.
For
- gen_href_begin_with_title_target()
- gen_href_begin_simple()
- gen_href_begin()
- gen_href_begin_with_title()
- gen_href_end()
For
- gen_name_number()
- gen_name_string()
* htags, gtags-parser: Defined lex name generation rule.
- Change prefix * to *_.
- New lex name generation rule.
- New macro definition (LEXTEXT, LEXLENG, ...))
* Added new macro STATIC_STRBUF(sb).
* Added new macros (PART_TAG, PART_LNO, PART_PATH, PART_LINE).
* strbuf.[ch]: Memory management was made more efficient.
* Added const prefix to char * if it is suitable.
* Install gtags.el into the $datadir/gtags directory instead of
the site lisp directory because the installation procedure
fails when the site lisp directory doesn't exist.
February 26 2005, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Required version of autotools was updated.
- autoconf 2.59
- automake 1.9.3
Configure.ac was modified according to the new style.
* Install gtags.el into the site lisp directory.
* When child process terminates abnormally, the program
execution is ended.
* The gctags directory was renamed to gtags-parser according to
the renaming of the command.
* gtags-parser: Modified to use a switch table for switching
language.
November 11 2004, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Assembly language parser rewritten using Yacc.
* libutil/strmake.c: strtrim() added.
* libutil/varray.c added.
Decrease in dependency to external commands:
* The sed(1), sort(1) and find(1) are not necessary any longer.
* The support of find(1) as a method of directory traversing
was ended. As a result, dirent(3) became indispensable.
The configuration phase was changed like follows:
if dirent(3) exist then
use dirent(3)
else if find(1) exist then
use find(1)
else
ERROR
|
v
if dirent(3) exist then
use dirent(3)
else
ERROR
* Htags.pl was removed completely. Therefore, the --date, --pwd,
--write and --scandb option of gtags(1) which was used internally
by htags.pl, were removed.
* Includes GNU sort as part of GLOBAL package.
This solves following troubles:
- A certain operating system has another 'sort' command
that specification is different from GNU sort. Unluckily,
the command is often invoked for GLOBAL.
- Multi-language version of sort is often very slow. Since GLOBAL
doesn't support multi-language, the slowness is quite meaningless.
- In the past, the specification of sort command was changed.
October 6 2004, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* libutil/langmap.c, langmap.h added.
Config variable 'langmap' will be added officially sooner or later.
* gctags/asm_res.in and htags/asm.l added.
* fileindex.c: makeincludeindex() was cut out from makefileindex()
for statistic.
* The priority of the method selection for directory traversing
was changed like follows:
if find(1) exist then
use find(1)
else
use dirent(3)
|
v
if dirent(3) exist then
use dirent(3)
else if find(1) exist then
use find(1)
else
ERROR
* gozilla: removed the Win32 version of sendbrowser, using a direct
call to ShellExecute (since the browser probably isn't on the path,
and -remote doesn't seem to work on Windows).
* htags/src2html.c: Modified to use a switch table for switching
language.
August 26 2004, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Moved function now() from gtags.c to libutil/date.c.
* htags: Changed so that the path passed to CGI might be encoded to %xx.
* htags: Rewritten in C language.
* htags: The use of the 'gtags --write' was stopped.
* die.c: New function sethandler() and warning() added.
* gctags/reserved.pl: The use of the --key-positions option of gperf(1)
was stopped. We need gperf-3.0.1 instead.
June 1 2004, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: Function usable() was changed to the same specification
as usable() in libutil/usable().
* htags: Execution path of global(1) was changed to the absolute path.
* htags: Write FILEMAP file for reference from external system.
* conf.c: New config variable 'bindir' and 'datadir' added.
* w32/ directory removed.
Feb 1 2004, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Rewrite strbuf_putn() without snprintf().
* Created datadir, the default is '/usr/local/share/gtags'.
The following files are installed into the directory:
AUTHORS COPYING ChangeLog FAQ INSTALL LICENSE NEWS README THANKS
globash.rc gtags.conf gtags.el gtags.pl gtags.vim nvi-1.79-gtags.diff
Oct 3 2003, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags.conf.in, libutil/conf.h.in: Now gtags.conf and conf.h
are generated by autoconf.
* The priority of the method of directory traverse was reversed again,
because, in some GNU/Linux, struct dirent has a member d_type but
always return 0. As the result, if find(1) is available then use it,
otherwise use dirent(3).
July 2 2003, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags: If you want to build this parser from original source in
CVS repository then it is necessary to install flex(1) and gperf(1)
in your environment. (Since both of them are GNU software,
you can get them from GNU ftp site.)
* reserved.pl: Generate C and Perl code for locating reserved words.
* gtags.c: The --createdb and the --readdb option which used for anchor
database were removed, because there is no necessity any longer.
June 5 2003, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* libutil/env.c: replace putenv() and setenv() with set_env();
* libutil/char.c,char.h: New files.
* libutil/find.c: Skip symbolic links to eliminate the difference
between find(1) version and dirent(3) version.
* htags.in: Remove tag name and line image from cache record.
This made cache file smaller.
* htags.in: Stop using anchor db. Up to now, only gtags had called
the parser. But hereafter, the parser will be called by both
gtags and htags.
* global.c: About the -g option, implementation using grep + xargs
was removed.
* libutil/find.c: The priority of the method of directory traverse
was reversed. If dirent(3) is available, then use it to traverse
directory tree. Otherwise use find(1).
* configure.ac: --with-cflags=[=VAL] was removed.
Please use ./configure CFLAGS=VAL instead.
* reconf.sh: --configure, --make and --install option added.
March 29 2003, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* C.c,Cpp.c: move some code into condition_macro.
* C.h, Cpp.h, java.h: replace #define macro with enum member
for representing reserved words.
* htags.in: add reserved words.
* htags/manual.in: add description about configuration variable
'table_begin' and 'tabel_end'.
* htags.in, manual.in: add configuration variables
'colorize_warned_line', 'warned_line_begin', 'warned_line_end'.
* dbop.c: environment variable GTAGSCACHE added.
November 9 2002, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags.c: --convert/--createdb/--readdb/--scandb option added.
* btreeop: replaced with gtags and removed.
* split.c: use SPLIT structure which manage sub-string.
* gtagsop.c: now format version is 3 (pathindex format).
* configure.ac: fixed for autoconf-2.53 and renamed.
* acconfig.h: removed because it is considered to be obsoleted.
* gctags: inittable() added for each parser, which set up reserved
word table.
* doc/*.texi: renamed from *.texi to *.txi for djgpp.
* libutil: linetable.[ch] added.
July 4 2002, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags.c: allows second argument in *ENTRY for 4.3BSD.
* split.c: splitting function added.
* strlimcpy.c: replaced strcpy() and strncpy() with strlimcpy().
* strbuf.c: strbuf_putn() added.
* conf.c find.c: shut buffer overflow.
* gtags, htags: './' removed from path name in verbose message.
* *.c, *.h: copyright year fixed.
* configure.in: macro AG_BYTE_ORDER recovered.
* htags: sort command replaced with gtags --sort in makedupindex()
so that sort can treat smaller number of tag lines.
* htags: makedupindex() rewritten for performance.
March 30 2002, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* conf.c: added GPATH,GTAGS,GRTAGS,GSYMS,tags,TAGS,ID to DEFAULTSKIP.
* find.c: decreased dependency on find(1).
removed length argument from find_read().
* global.texi: documentation reconstructed.
* globash.rc: --no-wait option added to emacsclient.
* gozilla: gozilla directory added.
* abs2rel.c: added for path conversion. pathfilter with sed(1)
is replaced gtags(1) --relative or --absolute.
* global: use lid(1) rather than gid(1).
* usable.c: locate command for BINDIR before PATH.
* htags: bless.sh remove cgi-bin/global.cgi because it is not needed.
* htags: changed open into 'open + exec' to avoid command substitutions
in pattern.
January 22 2002, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: build trouble fixed.
global.cgi wasn't generated correctly.
January 10 2002, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* DJGPP support code added.
Jason Hood ported Global-4.0.1 into DJGPP environment.
I have merged his code into this version.
* gtags.pl added.
* Convert.pl added. From now on, usage, help, man, info are
generated automatically by this script from */manual.in files.
* gtags, global: make exit code rule:
0:normal, 1:exception, 2:usage, 3:GTAGS not found.
November 23 2001, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags: format char for strftime() changed (%e -> %d).
* gtags: the path of gctags changed from 'gctags' to '$bindir/gctags'.
* htags: use gtags --date and gtags --pwd instead of date and pwd.
Above changes are for Windows 32 environment.
* rename file: pathop.[ch] -> gpathop.[ch].
* rename functions: pathxxx -> gpath_xxx, gtagsxxx -> gtags_xxx.
* rename functions: ffindxxx -> find_xxx, gfindxxx -> gfind_xxx.
* libglibc/snprintf.c added.
* move gfind_xxx from libutil/find.c to libutil/gpathop.c.
July 31 2001, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* VERSION: removed.
* compat.h: moved to libdb/.
* machine/: removed.
* htags: WWW link in hypertext was modified.
* gtags.c, global.c: rewrite code for putenv(3) using malloc(3).
July 12 2001, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* config variable HAVE_SNPRINTF and AC_FUNC_ALLOCA added.
* stop using MAXENVLEN because it brings buffer overflow.
* htags.pl: the value of id changed from src directory
to HTML directory.
* libutil/conf.c: error check added.
* libutil/gtagsop.c: replace notnamechar() with isregex().
* put '#assert' into reserved word.
* reconf.sh: command for generating configure added.
* Copyright notice added for short files that are not important
enough to worry about copylefting.
* libdb/db.h: typdefs pgno_t, indx_t and recno_t changed into macros.
* gctags/{C.c,Cpp.c}: memory violation fixed.
* libutil/getopt* and libregex/* moved to new libglibc/ directory.
September 26 2000, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags.pl: use generated path of perl for global.cgi.
* global.1, htags.1, btreeop.1: fix missing .El.
* make version number 'major.minor.fixed'.
September 3 2000, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* license changed from BSD-style to GPL.
* now generated automatically by automake and autoconf.
* nvi-1.79-gtags.diff: put into the public domain.
* htags.pl: command path in global.cgi becomes generated
at execution time. usable() changed to return path.
* htags.pl: optimized about temporary database.
* htags.pl: most code which depend on javascript are removed
because most of browsers don't support the language.
* mgets.c: now belongs strbuf.c as strbuf_fgets().
* strbuf.c: new argument 'initial buffer size' of strbuf_open().
* global.conf: one line script for ctags-exuberant fixed.
* Cpp.h, java.h: MAXCLASSSTACK changed from 10 to 100.
* use snprintf(3) instead of sprintf(3).
* replace Henry Spencer's regex(3) with GNU's one.
* gctags/C.c: ignore 'extern' to treat 'extern func() { ...}'.
* global.c: use grep(1) if grep and xargs(1) are available.
* global.c: use find(1) if find is available.
* gtags.el: re-implement as a minor mode (gtags-mode) and
a major mode (gtags-select-mode) to work with other major mode
like c-mode.
prefix 'gtags-' added to all functions to avoid conflicts with
other packages..
December 23, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags.pl: change the process of removing cache file.
* global.c, gtagsop.c, dbop.c: processing of regular expression
is moved from command level (global.c) to library level
(gtagsop.c) for optimizing -s option.
* find.c: gfindopen(), gfindread(), gfindclose() added for
optimizing -g option.
November 3, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: stop memory cache.
* token.c: change buffer type from char to unsigned char.
September 17, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* compat.h: macro for solaris added.
* Makefile.bsd: delete libregex.a target because BSD has it in libc.
August 29, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gozilla: add DDE communication code in Windows 32.
August 26, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Cygwin support code added.
David Aspinwall ported Global-3.44 into cygwin32 environment.
I referred his code but I didn't use it in as is style, because it
conflicted against Dan Fandrich's Windows 32 code. I wrote new
code for cygwin32 borrowing David's idea.
So any bugs in this area are therefore my fault, not David's.
* htags: stop using cp(1).
August 23, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Windows 32 support code added.
Dan Fandrich ported Global-3.44 into Windows 32 environment.
I have included his code into this version (3.5) and altered them
for some (mainly licensing) reasons, so any bugs in this area
are therefore my fault, not Dan's.
* copyright notice of Tama Communications Corporation added.
* Henry Spencer's regex(3) imported.
* gtags.el: now detect XEmacs.
* htags: rewrite header #!/usr/bin/perl -> #!/usr/bin/env perl
* find.c: USEFIND undefined by default.
March 22, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: internal path changed for ISO9660 file system.
* htags: --action=url, --id=id and --nocgi options added to realize
Ron Lee's htmake. (internal use only - undocumented)
* Makefile.generic: DESTDIR macro added.
* db(3) 1.85 imported to keep machine independence in generic make.
'dbpatches' already has been applied.
January 20, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* wrong copyright notice fixed. (regents -> author)
* gtags.el: stop auto execution of gtags-make-complete-list.
* gtags: prohibit user from using a path including blanks.
* gozilla: path conversion rule added.(It will be used in the future.)
* htags: META TAG added to reject robots.
January 8, 1999, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* 'void main()' changed into 'int main()'.
December 10, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* rename db_XXX to dbop_XXX because some of them conflict against
functions in db-2.X.
* nvi-1.79-m17n.diff: deleted because it is hard for me to maintain
it. Sorry.
November 8, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* global: --filter option added. (internal use only - undocumented)
* htags: tabs parameter added in global.conf to change tab stop.
* Makefile.generic: make sub makefiles inherit the macros from
the root Makefile.
September 13, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Makefile: library name changed from libutil.a to libgloutil.a
because that conflicts against other library.
* gctags: rewritten completely.
Thanks to Ken Arnold and the other people who developed BSD ctags(1).
Without it, GLOBAL had never been here.
August 31, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* nvi-1.79-m17n.diff: patch for multilingual nvi added.
* nvi-1.66.diff: patch for nvi-1.66 added.
* nvi-1.34.diff: deleted because it is old enough to support.
* gozilla/Imakefile: make it possible to build gozilla alone without
building libgloutil.a.
August 4, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gtags: --find option and --expand option added.
(internal use only - undocumented)
* global.conf, lib/conf.c: 'CVS/' added to 'skip' parameter.
* gtags.conf: 'reserved_words' variable for htags(1) deleted.
It is now hard coded.
* find.c: dirent version added.
July 5, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* fixed warning by -Wall -Wmissing-prototypes.
June 25, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags, gtags: -c option moved from gctags to gtags.
(It is needed for supporting plugged-in parser.)
* htags: URL of GLOBAL home page changed.
* gtags.c: replace "%+" of strftime with "%a %b %e %H:%M:%S %Z %Y".
for Debian GNU linux 1.3.1.
January 13, 1998, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags/Makefile, gctags/Makefile.generic, gctags/ctags.h:
definitions of GLOBAL and YACC moved from Makefile to ctags.h.
December 11, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* lib/Makefile.generic:
change MANDIR definition from /usr/share/man to /usr/man.
replace `lorder $(OBJS) | tsort -q` to already sorted list
for S.u.S.E Linux 5.1.
* gtags, lib/test.c: a few changes for Solaris environment.
* htags/Makefile, systags/Makefile:
rewrite ${DESTDIR}/usr/bin to ${DESTDIR}${BINDIR}.
December 7, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* global,gtags,gozilla: rewritten with C for performance.
* htags: shape up anchor database.
November 7, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* Makefile.generic: a few change for Debian GNU/Linux.
September 20, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags, btreeop: remove for portability.
* btreeop: 'detab() + fprintf' is replaced with 'detab_print()'.
* gtags, htags, global: don't restrict PATH to '/bin:/usr/bin'
like version 1.9 and the former.
* htags: shut a security hole.
* all command: description of exit code in on-line manual fixed.
* gozilla: support X-property communication to mozilla.
See http://home.netscape.com/newsref/std/x-remote.html.
July 7, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: tuned for performance.
* gtags, gctags: move some code for assembly source from gtags
to gctags.
* gtags, htags, global: restrict PATH to '/bin:/usr/bin'.
* nvi-1.76.diff: deleted because it is old enough.
April 21, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags, btreeop: a few changes for SunOS 4.1.3.
* global: 'format version record' implemented.
(It will be used in the future.)
* htags: use temporary directory specified by TMPDIR environment
variable.
* nvi-1.79.diff: added for nvi-1.79.
April 5, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags, btreeop, Makefile: a few changed for Linux and Solaris.
* htags: changed internal separator from '|' to ' ', because some OS
cannot treat '|' in a path.
* gctags, htags: regard 'entry' as a reserved word.
February 17, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* htags: htags no longer makes frame.html. index.html includes frame.
* htags: tuned for performance.
January 21, 1997, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* gctags: import ctags.c and apply ctags.diff for generic UNIX.
* htags: cease using because lynx doesn't understand it.
* global,htags: replace 'sort -u' with 'sort | uniq' for compatibility.
* nvi-1.76.diff: added for nvi 1.76.
October 26, 1996, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* ctags.diff: now search all part of a yacc file for C functions.
(original only 3rd part)
* ctags.diff: no longer consider a yacc rule to be an object.
June 7, 1996, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* use bsearch(3) for searching reserved words.
April 21, 1996, Shigio YAMAGUCHI
* global.pl, gtags.sh, btreeop.c, ctags.diff, Makefile.
* only support FreeBSD 2.0.5R, 2.1R and 2.1.5R.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Copyright (c) 2007 Tama Communications Corporation
Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
of this document, but changing it is not allowed.
----------------------------------
Donor List
==========
This is the list of donations to GNU GLOBAL.
o This announcement is based on the BOKIN model. Please see BOKIN_MODEL.
o JPY means Japanese yen. All donations are converted into JPY.
Thank you very much for the donation to GNU GLOBAL!
No Date Name Nationality Amount(JPY)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 2007/8/15 Akiyoshi Saiki Japan 10000
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Total 10000
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Copyright (c) 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
Tama Communications Corporation
This file is free software; as a special exception the author gives
unlimited permission to copy and/or distribute it, with or without
modifications, as long as this notice is preserved.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law; without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
----------------------------------
Frequently Asked Questions about GLOBAL.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q0. Please explain about BOKINware.
A0. GNU GLOBAL is BOKINware. It means that it is free software
based on GNU GPL, and is commercial (for-profit) software
based on BOKIN model.
BOKIN Model is a business model to obtain proceeds by widely
collecting donations while developing and distributing
free software. This model is constructed not to take away
consumer's freedom of software, and is similar to the model
of FSF except that FSF is not commercial organization.
Your contribution is put on donors list in DONORS file, and
distributed all over the world with GNU GLOBAL itself.
Please see the files: DONORS, BOKIN_MODEL and BOKIN_MODEL_FAQ
for more details.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q1. Does GLOBAL support DOS and Windows 32 environment?
A1. No, it doesn't. GNU GLOBAL supports only UNIX(POSIX) environment.
But some outside projects develop DOS and Windows 32 version of it.
Please see:
http://www.gnu.org/software/global/download.html
Though GLOBAL doesn't supports DOS and Windows 32 environment,
we accept the code for them if the following requirements are met:
o It works in DOS and(or) Windows 32 environment.
o It doesn't influence UNIX environment.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q2. GLOBAL skips some functions.
For example, GLOBAL skips the function 'func()' in this example.
#define M(a) static char *string = a;
M(a)
func() { <= GLOBAL skip func().
...
}
A2. GLOBAL cannot recognize 'func()', because M(a) seems to be a function
definition.
It should be follows:
#define M(a) static char *string = a
M(a); <= end with ';'
func() {
...
}
Otherwise, you can tell gtags(1) that 'M' is not a function by listing
the macros in '.notfunction' file in the current directory.
[.notfunction]
+---------------
|M
|...
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q3. Why doesn't htags(1) generate XHTML+CSS hypertext by default?
A3. Because still a lot of browsers which cannot treat XHTML+CSS well remain.
If you hope XHTML+CSS, please use the --xhtml option of htags.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q4. Deleted.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q5. Deleted.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q6. It seems that gtags(1) cannot treat files which include blanks in the path.
Why?
A6. Because it is hard for GLOBAL to treat them correctly with keeping
upper compatibility. Gtags(1) currently ignores files which include
blanks in the path. We put the improvement to our TODO list but
the priority is not high. The best way is not to use blanks in path name.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q7. Gtags(1) and htags(1) work only for one directory tree. So, we cannot
refer library functions like strlen() from my project. Any solutions?
A7. For global(1), you can use GTAGSLIBPATH environment variable.
[library] /usr/src/lib
[your project] /usr/home/project
$ (cd /usr/src/lib; gtags)
$ export GTAGSLIBPATH=/usr/src/lib
$ global strlen
../../../usr/src/lib/libc/string/strlen.c
Or, you can take a more straightforward way to do the same thing.
In the following example, you treat as if the system library is
part of your project. This way is effective also to htags(1).
$ cd /usr/home/project
$ ln -s /usr/src/lib .
$ gtags
$ htags
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q8. Deleted.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q9. Deleted.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q10. Does GLOBAL support multi-byte code set?
Which character code set is supported?
A10. GLOBAL doesn't support multi-byte character code set yet.
GLOBAL supports only ASCII and ASCII supersets.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q11. Can GLOBAL running on a UNIX machine treat source files
which include DOS/Windows style new-line code? And vice versa?
A11. GLOBAL supports only native text format of POSIX.
Besides, please go by the own responsibility.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
End of FAQ.
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This file is free software; as a special exception the author gives
unlimited permission to copy and/or distribute it, with or without
modifications, as long as this notice is preserved.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law; without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
----------------------------------
Installation of GNU GLOBAL.
[Note] Though GNU GLOBAL supports only UNIX(POSIX) environment,
some outside projects develop DOS or Windows 32 version of it.
Please see:
http://www.gnu.org/software/global/download.html
1. Preparation.
o If you want to use the -I option of global(1) then idutils(1) is needed.
You can get idutils at:
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/idutils/
o If you want to use the --form(-f) or --dynamic(-D) option of htags(1) then
Perl version 4 or later is needed.
If you don't have it, you can fetch it from this site.
http://www.perl.com/CPAN/
2. How to install.
$ ./configure
$ make
# make install
3. Using GLOBAL with editors.
o Nvi-1.81.5
Please get nvi-1.81.5 at:
http://www.kotnet.org/~skimo/nvi/
build it with '--enable-perlinterp' option and do the followings.
($HOME/perl is an example. Please replace it with any directory you like.)
$ mkdir $HOME/perl
$ cp gtags.pl $HOME/perl
$ vi $HOME/.nexrc
+-----------------------------------------
|perl use lib qw($ENV{HOME}/perl)
|perl require 'gtags.pl'
|map ^P :tagprev^M
|map ^N :tagnext^M
|map ^] :perl tag^M
|ab gtag perl tag qw(
|ab gta perl tag qw(
|ab gt perl tag qw(
('gtags.pl' is included in GLOBAL package.)
o Emacs
Global supports GNU Emacs and XEmacs. If you meet some troubles,
please mail to bug-global@gnu.org.
You can get them at:
GNU emacs:
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/emacs/
XEmacs:
http://www.xemacs.org
Please copy gtags.el file to emacs lisp library directory or place it in
a directory (for example "~/lisp") and write $HOME/.emacs like this.
+-----------------------------------------------
|(setq load-path (cons "~/lisp" load-path))
o Elvis
You need Elvis 2.1 or later. You can get it at:
http://elvis.vi-editor.org/
You need not any patch for it.
o Vim
You can get them at:
http://www.vim.org/
Please copy gtags.vim file to your plug-in directory.
$ cp /usr/local/share/gtags/gtags.vim $HOME/.vim/plugin
Good luck!
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Copyright (c) 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005,
2006, 2007, 2008 Tama Communications Corporation
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see .
Htags Hyper-text Reference Kit (htags_path2url.c):
This file is placed into the public domain by the author,
2005 Tama Communications Corporation.
Getopt for GNU (getopt.c getopt.h getopt1.c):
Copyright (C) 1987, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95
Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any
later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.
REGEX library:
Extended regular expression matching and search library,
version 0.12.
(Implements POSIX draft P1003.2/D11.2, except for some of the
internationalization features.)
Copyright (C) 1993-1999, 2000 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
The GNU C Library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License as
published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the
License, or (at your option) any later version.
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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Library General Public License for more details.
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License along with the GNU C Library; see the file COPYING.LIB. If not,
write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor,
Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA */
DB library:
Copyright (c) 1991, 1993, 1994
The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.
This code is derived from software contributed to Berkeley by
Mike Olson.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. Neither the name of the University nor the names of its contributors
may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software
without specific prior written permission.
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ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
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FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
Icon files by Kevin Hughes.
[apache_1.3.1/icons/README]
Public Domain Icons
These icons were originally made for Mosaic for X and have been
included in the NCSA httpd and Apache server distributions in the
past. They are in the public domain and may be freely included in any
application. The originals were done by Kevin Hughes (kevinh@eit.com).
Many thanks to Andy Polyakov for tuning the icon colors and adding a
few new images. If you'd like to contribute additions or ideas to
this set, please let me know.
The distribution site for these icons is at:
http://www.eit.com/goodies/www.icons/
Kevin Hughes
September 11, 1995
Icon files by GNOME Foundation.
[gnome-1.4/gnome-libs-1.2.13/README]
*
* Licensing
*
The GNOME libraries (libgnome, libgnomeui, gtk-xmhtml, zvt, vfs)
are released under the terms of the LGPL license, read the file
COPYING.LIB for more information.
Icon file by Tama Communications Corporation (icons/pglobe.png).
This file is placed into the public domain by the author,
2006 Tama Communications Corporation.
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global-5.7.1.orig/NEWS 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000104274 11042055434 012606 0 ustar ron ron ___________________________________
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| |___| | | | | _| | | | GNU GLOBAL source code tag system
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| ~~ | ~~| | ~ | | | ~~| for all hackers.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Copyright (c) 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
Tama Communications Corporation
This file is free software; as a special exception the author gives
unlimited permission to copy and/or distribute it, with or without
modifications, as long as this notice is preserved.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law; without even the
implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
----------------------------------
GNU GLOBAL NEWS - User visible changes.
At least, you had better search '[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]' for each version.
Version 5.7.1 - April 21 2008
[CHANGES]
New functions:
o gtags-parser: Pick up symbols in #{if,elif,ifdef,ifndef} line in assembly source.
Other changes:
o gtags.conf: Added new skip files: cscope.po.out,cscope.in.out
o gtags.vim: Added error check for the -f option.
[FIXED BUGS]
o Fixed imperfect symbolic link support.
- global: Global didn't work with the -f option.
- gozilla: Gozilla couldn't convert paths which include symbolic linked directory.
Version 5.7 - March 25 2008
[CHANGES]
New functions:
o gtags: Allows the symbolic links which point to directories.
In older version, such symbolic links were ignored with warning messages.
o gtags-parser: Pick up the names of struct, union, enum and enum member
as definitions.
o gtags.el, gtags.vim, gtags.pl: More accurate, language independent context jump.
o gtags.el: Customizable path style in the [GTAGS SELECT MODE].
You can select one of the followings:
root relative from the root of the project (Default)
relative relative from the current directory
absolute absolute (=relative from the system root directory)
New options and variables:
o global: Added new --from-here option. This option is used by context jump
facility.
o gtags,htags,gtags-parser: Added new environment variable GTAGSFORCECPP.
If this variable is set, each file whose suffix is 'h' is treated as
a C++ source file.
o gtags.el: Added new variable for customizing the path style in the
[GTAGS SELECT MODE].
Other changes:
o global.texi: Added descriptions about gtags-cscope (fake cscope).
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
o gtags.el: Changed the default path style in [GTAGS SELECT MODE] relative
from the root of the current project. In older version, it was absolute
by default.
o nvi-1.79-gtags.diff: Removed because nvi-1.79 is an very old package,
and is not distributed any longer.
o gtags-parser: Removed the -d(--define) and -t(--typedef) option, because they
have already been the default operation.
[FIXED BUGS]
o gtags: Failed to process new GCC source code.
o gtags.vim: Completion facility didn't work with the -f option of Gtags.
o htags: Self-referred links.
Version 5.6.2 - October 26 2007
[CHANGES]
* gtags-parser: In C++, ignore forward definitions of classes (e.g. "class name;")
Version 5.6.1 - August 11 2007
[CHANGES]
* gtags.conf: Added '.git/' to the DEFAULTSKIP list.
[BUG FIXED]
* global: Global(1) with the -t option didn't print correct line number.
Gtags.vim also didn't work correctly due to this bug. This bug was
introduced in GLOBAL-5.4.
Version 5.6 - July 6 2007
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* All commands: According to the GNU coding standard, the --version option
shows always verbose message without --verbose option.
[CHANGES]
* Migrated to GNU GPLv3 and GNU LGPLv3.
* gtags-parser: Added support of assembler directive ".macro" and ".equ".
[BUG FIXED]
* global(1): Fix memory leak.
Version 5.5 - May 5 2007
* GNU GLOBAL became a BOKINware.
* gtags-parser: Support of 'enum' (java).
* gtags.el: Changed to work without event-point function.
Version 5.4.1 - March 10 2007
[CHANGES]
* htags: Added new --item-order option.
Specify order of items in the top page. The spec is a string
consists of item signs in order. Each sign means as follows:
c: caution, s: search form, m: mains, d: definition, f: files.
The default is 'csmdf'.
[BUG FIXED]
* htags: didn't extract some '#include' correctly.
Version 5.4 - January 29 2007
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* Further compression of tag file (format version 5).
Though new global can read older tag file since version-5.0, older
global cannot read new format. It might say like follows:
"GTAGS seems new format. Please install the latest GLOBAL."
[OTHER CHANGES]
* global: Improved performance when the -x option is not specified.
* globash.rc: Added new option -l for tag search command (x,r,s,g,P,I,f).
This option invokes less(1) directly without tag stack.
* Verbose messages are unified.
P option file not found
files located
others object not found
path format: files located
other format: objects located
[BUG FIXED]
* Gtags(1) and global(1) didn't work well in the system root directory('/').
Version 5.3 - November 20 2006
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* global: Changed not to locate other symbols (-s) in GTAGSLIBPATH.
This is the original specification of GLOBAL.
* global: Stop sorting when the -I(--idutils) option specified.
The output of gid(idutils) is sorted by the suitable way. Though the order is
slightly differ from global(1), it need not be sorted again.
[OTHER CHANGES]
* global: Added new option -O(--only-other).
* htags: Added some new options and new arguments which are synonyms of config variable.
This decreases dependence on configuration file.
new option | config variable
------------------------+-------------------------
--disable-grep | disable_grep
--table-list | table_list
--tabs= | tabs
--full-path | full_path
new argument | config variable
------------------------+-------------------------
--line-number [columns] | ncol
--func-header [position]| definition_header
--xhtml [version] | xhtml_version
(*=default)
position: before, right, *after
version: *1.0, 1.1
* htags: Changed to use each 'CVS/Repository' file to generate URLs if it is available.
* htags: Added '.gitignore' to the default skip file list.
* gtags.el:
- Shorten path names in [GTAGS SELECT MODE]:
If project directory is specified using 'gtags-visit-rootdir', gtags.el print path
using the relative path name from the project directory, else print absolute path name.
- Support dynamic completing-read of tag name.
gtags-make-complete-list is deprecated. You can enjoy tag name completion without
invoking this command.
[BUG FIXED]
* gtags: gtags had exited when it encountered dead symbolic link.
Version 5.2 - August 8 2006
* htags: Added new options:
- -h(--func-header) option.
- -I(--icon) option.
- -T(table-flist[=fields]) option.
Suggested options:
$ htags -vsanohIT
* htags: Changed the default color of braces from blue to red to make them stand out.
* htags: Always enable 'Grep pattern' form when the -f(--form) option specified.
Removed config variable 'enable_grep' since it became meaningless. Instead, added
a new variable 'disable_grep'.
* htags: Added more profitable tips in file browser.
- File size of bytes
- Directory number of files in the directory.
Version 5.1 - June 10 2006
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* Changed the priority about the --result option to make the format
specification easy. The --result option is given to priority more
than the -t and -x option. (This option appeared in version 5.0.)
[OTHER CHANGES]
* Added new program 'gtags-cscope'.
Gtags-cscope is a pseudo cscope which implements the line-oriented
interface. You can use this command for various clients instead of
true cscope.
* Added new format 'cscope' to the argument of --result=.
Version 5.0 - April 21 2006
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* Moved to new tag format. (GTAGS, GRTAGS, GSYMS, GPATH)
The purpose is as follows:
o Allows path name including blanks, at least in tag files.
(GLOBAL still doesn't support path name which contains blanks.)
o Decrease disk space used.
o Make tag format simpler.
o Realize stable performance.
Hereafter, older tag format is not supported.
Compact format was progressively canceled with the adoption of
the new tag format. The -c(--compact) option of gtags(1) was removed.
The following error messages are displayed in a wrong combination:
- older global and new tag file
$ global -x main
GTAGS seems new format. Please install the latest GLOBAL.
- new global and older tag file
$ global -x main
GTAGS seems older format. Please remake tag files.
Known problem:
- older global and new tag file
Global(1) with the -g or -P command will always work as if invoked
with the -o option. There is no way to avoid this problem.
New requirement:
* Added new requirement of plug-in parser
Plug-in parser must process arguments in the order they are given
in the command line. In each file, any order is acceptable.
Exuberant Ctags with the -xu option meets this requirement.
(See global.info for the detail.)
Removed options:
* gtags(1): The -c(--compact) option was removed.
Compact format was progressively canceled with the adoption of the new
tag format.
* gtags(1): The -o(--omit-gsyms) option was removed.
This option was necessary in the past to use the program in a incompetent
machine with a small hard disk. Since most recent machines has powerful
CPU and mass hard disk. This options might already be unnecessary.
* htags(1): The --style-sheet option was removed.
This is a really halfway option, and now nobody might need it because
the --xhtml option became available.
[OTHER CHANGES]
New options:
* global: Added --result= option. Grep format is newly supported.
: path,ctags,ctags-x,grep
conventional option | newly added option
--------------------+---------------------
(none) | --result=path
-t | --result=ctags
-x | --result=ctags-x
| --result=grep
The -t and -x option are given to priority more than the --result
option.
Version 4.8.7 - September 30 2005
New options:
* gtags: New --file file-list option added.
Gtags(1) accept a file list specified by --file option.
% find . -type f -print >/tmp/list
% gtags --file=/tmp/list
or
% find . -type f -print | gtags --file=-
* gtags: New --max-args option added.
Improvement of efficiency:
* Gtags was improved of performance by changing algorithm of
incremental updating. Along with it, the verbose message was
greatly changed.
* Gtags was improved of performance by decreasing the frequency
of the parser invoking.
Under the influence of it, the verbose message is not necessarily
real-time. If you dislike this behavior, use the --max-args
option of gtags. You can control the frequency of the invoking
with the option. With --max-args=1, the program does the same
behavior as older version.
* Htags was improved of performance by decreasing the frequency
of the parser invoking.
* Htags was improved of performance by omitting flushing temporary
files to the disk.
Fixed bugs:
* Htags didn't treat here document of PHP source code correctly.
(<< =>
It is because XHTML prohibit the id attribute which starts
with a digit. If you refer these anchors from outer system,
please rewrite it.
[OTHER CHANGES]
* htags: New option --insert-header and --insert-footer added.
Version 4.8.5 - April 19 2005
* htags: XHTML support(--xhtml) added.
If the --frame option is specified then generate XHTML-1.0 Frameset,
else if config variable 'xhtml_version' is set to 1.1 then generate
XHTML-1.1 else XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
You can customize the appearance using style sheet file 'style.css'.
* htags: Added config variable 'xhtml_version'.
* htags: Added 'html/' to the fault skip list of htags(1).
It is the output directory of doxygen document.
* gtags-parser: Added yacc directives introduced in bison-2.0.
%default-prec(%default_prec)
%expect-rr(%expect_rr)
%initial-action
%no-default-prec(%no_default_prec,%no_default-prec,%no-default_prec)
%nondeterministic-parser
Version 4.8.4 - March 4 2005
Fixed bugs:
* gtags-parser: C and C++ parser was broken.
* gnusort: Compile error in Solaris environment.
Version 4.8.3 - February 26 2005
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* DOS and Windows 32 support ended.
But it doesn't mean the deletion of the code for DOS and Windows 32.
We leave the support to outside projects and accept the code
from them as is. Therefore, anything has not changed substantially
up to now.
* Command gctags(1) was renamed to gtags-parser(1) because some systems
have another 'gctags' which is not GLOBAL's.
* About gtags-parser(1), language type of source file is decided
only by the suffix. In older version, *.h file was considered
to be C++ source file if it includes token 'class'. But the new version
considers it always C source file. If you want to consider it C++
then you must redefine new config variable 'langmap'.
[OTHER CHANGES]
Fixed bugs:
* htags: The --gtagsconf and --gtagslabel option didn't work correctly.
* htags: Buffer overflow occurred in dupindex.c:makedupindex().
* htags: Could not ignore path name which includes blank correctly.
New features:
* gtags,htags: New config variable 'langmap' added.
This variable is used for customizing the mapping of languages and the
parsers, and it includes the function of obsoleted 'suffixes' variable.
If you use 'suffixes' then it is effective else GLOBAL internally
generates the value of 'suffixes' from the 'langmap'.
The reason to continue 'suffixes' is that it is needed for plug-in parser.
If you don't use plug-in parser then you should use 'langmap' instead.
* htags: New config variable 'copy_files' added.
If the -f option is used then htags makes links of tag files in 'cgi-bin'
directory by default. With this variable, htags copy tag files instead of
linking.
Version 4.8.2 - November 11 2004
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* Postgres support ended.
* Htags.pl (perl version of htags) was removed completely.
* Config variable sed_command and sort_command were removed.
The sed(1) and sort(1) are not necessary any longer.
[OTHER CHANGES]
Fixed bugs:
* Wrong output of 'global -Po' was fixed.
New features:
* gctags(assembly language):
- In addition to `call', `jsr' is recognized as call instruction.
Although various call instructions exist like `bl' or `calls',
only `call' and `jsr' are used widely.
- Macros like ENTRY or EXT are taken up as reference,
when definitions exist in somewhere else.
- Warning is displayed when a comment is not closed.
- C_SYMBOL_NAME and C_ENTRY are recognized as a macro
which shows the start of a function.
- The string which is not closed finishes at the end of line.
This behavior is the same as GNU C pre-processor.
- The check of correspondence of "#if" and "#endif" was deleted.
This did not exist in version 4.8.
* New directory '.snprj/' was added to the DEFAULTSKIP list.
This is the tag directory of Source-Navigator.
Version 4.8.1 - October 6 2004
Fixed bugs:
* htags: The -d option of htags didn't work.
* htags: didn't recognize continued line and null directive(#).
New features:
* htags: make suffix list of include file configurable.
(See man htags(1). config variables: include_file_suffixes)
* htags: try TMP if TMPDIR doesn't exist.(only DJGPP)
* htags: Warn about unknown pre-processing directive. As the exception,
when unknown preprocessing directive appeared in assembly source,
it will be recognized as the start of a shell comment.
* htags: Add all yacc directives understood by bison-1.875.
Version 4.8 - August 26 2004
* The htags(1) was rewritten in C language completely. It is compatible
with the perl version and the performance has improved greatly.
The perl version is left in the package for the time being as
'/usr/local/bin/htags.pl' by default.
* htags: In PHP language, pickup variables in strings. ("${aaa}")
* gctags: Reserved word __thread added in C and C++.
Version 4.7.2 - June 7 2004
Fixed bugs:
* Obsolete style of sort(1) still remained.
Version 4.7.1 - June 1 2004
New features:
* Support home_etc(3) facility on PLD Linux/GNU.
* gctags: Pick up external defined functions as symbols.
Fixed bugs:
* GLOBAL doesn't work with the GNU sort(1) based on POSIX 1003.1-2001.
The GNU sort(1) with the latest glibc doesn't accept obsolete
+POS1[-POS2] style option.
* GLOBAL-4.3 and the later couldn't treat shadow tree.
Version 4.7 - Feb 1 2004
* gtags.vim: Plug-in script integrates GLOBAL with vim editor.
* global.txi: The usage of gtags.vim script added.
* global: The -o option becomes available with -P command.
* gctags: [bug fixed] Gctags couldn't recognize definitions in namespace block.
* Install gtags.conf and other files to $datadir/gtags.
* Borland C++ compiler support in Windows32 was finished because
- Now, Cygwin environment is widely used.
- Borland C++ compiler is not free software.
The w32/ directory is leaved in this release but will be removed in the
future release.
Version 4.6.1 - Oct 3 2003
* gtags, htags, gctags: Added '.hpp' to the suffix list of C++ source file.
Version 4.6 - July 2 2003
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* The default value of the config variable 'definition_header' was changed
to 'no', because the definition header is unsightly according to the place,
especially in class definition.
[OTHER CHANGES]
* Added support for PHP language.
(Known problems in htags)
- The variable in string cannot be recognized.(global can recognize that.)
- In HTML, the character string of the same spelling as the reserved
word of PHP is recognized as a reserved word of PHP.
I will rewrite htags in C language in the future to solve above problems.
* Added support for SCM_DEFINE macro which is part of guile-snarf.
* Added 'right' as a value of config variable 'definition_header'.
* Added some tool tips.
- Alphabet in alphabetical index shows the count of definitions.
- File name in file index show the full path name.
- Anchor to duplicate index show the number of duplicated objects.
* Added .cvsrc,.cvsignore,.cvspass,.cvswrappers,autom4te.cache/
to the default skip list.
Always thanks to Hideki Iwamoto san for his contribution.
Version 4.5.3 - June 5 2003
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* htags: Htags does not generate the code of javascript at all.
In the former version, we used javascript to display information about
links. But a browser these days had come to support the tool tip using
'title' attribute. So, we replaced the function using tool tip instead
of javascript facility.
* The --no-javascript option was removed because it was already unnecessary.
* global: The pattern of the argument came always to be interpreted
as a extended regular expression. In the former version, there was both
the case for the pattern to be interpreted as a basic regular expression
and the interpretation as the extended regular expression. This depended
on the environment of the build. (If you have grep(1) and xargs(1),
basic regular expression will be used.)
In the new version, if you want the pattern to be interpreted as a basic
regular expression, please specify the -G option.
[OTHER CHANGES]
New features:
htags:
* CVS REPOSITORY link (the --cvsweb and --cvsweb-cvsroot option).
You can link CVS repository from the hypertext of source code.
* Tooltip inserted in links.
* The --no-map-file option added.
Htags generate 'MAP' file by default. You can suppress it by this.
* The --statistics option added.
With this option, htags print statistics information to the standard error.
global:
* The -e(--regexp) option added like grep(1).
* The -G(--basic-regexp) option added like egrep(1).
Performance tuning:
htags:
* Remove tag name and line image from cache record. This made cache
file smaller.
* The use of the temporary file was suppressed to the minimum by trying to
read the source code.
Other modifications:
* A security hole was shut.
* conf.h: add '{arch}' and '.notfunction' to default skip list.
* gctags: support __attribute__((...)).
I wish to express my gratitude continuously since last time for the
contribution of Hideki Iwamoto san.
Version 4.5.2 - March 29 2003
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* htags: move title's '...
' into configuration variables
'title_begin' and 'title_end'. This makes configuration more flexible.
If you are still using older version of gtags.conf, please replace it
with one in this version.
[OTHER CHANGES]
* htags: add INCLUDED FROM index of htags by Hideki IWAMOTO.
This indexes the places where the header file is included.
* htags: add support of multi-line string.
* htags, gtags: pass option '-w' from htags to gtags.
* htags: allow reference to nonexistent definition without warning.
* htags: add missing reserved words.
- add C99 reserved words _Bool,_Complex,_Imaginary,inline,restrict.
- add missing C++ reserved words asm,bool,const_cast,dynamic_cast,
explicit,export,false,mutable,namespace,reinterpret_cast,static_cast,
true,typeid,typename,using,wchar_t.
* htags: insert HTML tag in the line which was warned.
(see configuration variable 'colorize_warned_line', 'warned_line_begin'
and 'warned_line_end'.)
* gctags: pick up reference to macro in conditional directive.
* gctags: remove wchar_t from the reservation word list of C.
* gctags: remove overload from the reserved word list of C++.
* gctags: remove wchar_t from the reservation word list of C.
* gtags: environment variable GTAGSCACHE added.
* and many bug fixes.
Special thanks to Hideki Iwamoto san. Most of improvements and bug fixes
in this version are written by him.
Version 4.5.1 - November 9 2002
[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]
* htags: --symbols option and symbols config variable was renamed to 'symbol'.
[OTHER CHANGES]
* gtags,htags: --gtagslabel option added.
* htags: -D(--dynamic) option added.
* Some bugs fixed.
Version 4.5 - July 4 2002
* htags: -m(--main-func) option added.
* htags: --style-sheet=