In particular, add entries for the new libatf-c and libatf-c++ shared
libraries. I have followed existing entries to come up with the right
lines to add... but this is quite tricky, so please forgive any fallout
that may follow (and let me know if there is any!).
Experimental version released on July 10th, 2012.
* Added a --enable-tools flag to configure to request the build of the
deprecated ATF tools, whose build is now disabled by default. In order
to continue running tests, you should migrate to Kyua instead of enabling
the build of the deprecated tools. The kyua-atf-compat package provides
transitional compatibility versions of atf-run and atf-report built on
top of Kyua.
* Tweaked the ATF_TEST_CASE macro of atf-c++ so that the compiler can
detect defined but unused test cases.
* PR bin/45859: Fixed some XSLT bugs that resulted in the tc-time and
tp-time XML tags leaking into the generated HTML file. Also improved
the CSS file slightly to correct alignment and color issues with the
timestamps column.
* Optimized atf-c++/macros.hpp so that GNU G++ consumes less memory during
compilation with GNU G++.
* Flipped the default to building shared libraries for atf-c and atf-c++,
and started versioning them. As a side-effect, this removes the
--enable-unstable-shared flag from configure that appears to not work any
more (under NetBSD). Additionally, some distributions require the use of
shared libraries for proper dependency tracking (e.g. Fedora), so it is
better if we do the right versioning upstream.
* Project hosting moved from an adhoc solution (custom web site and
Monotone repository) to Google Code (standard wiki and Git). ATF now
lives in a subcomponent of the Kyua project.
unfortunately failed on at least one 'real' SCSI MSCP adaptor.
In the updated code mscp_attach() still iterates over each unit on a bus,
but mscp_dorsp() now detects if we have reached the last unit and does not
return a bogus additional unit. It also loses a few gotos and handles
noncontiguous unit numbers better.
unfortunately failed on at least one 'real' SCSI MSCP adaptor.
In the updated code mscp_attach() still iterates over each unit on a bus,
but mscp_dorsp() now detects if we have reached the last unit and does not
return a bogus additional unit. It also loses a few gotos and handles
noncontiguous unit numbers better.
