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Update to 0.12 to fix build with gcc3. Changes since 0.8 are not documented except in the ChangeLog. Changes from Version 0.7 to 0.8 - Fixed lot of bugs, especially in nfs code - Series 3 _should_ work again. - Added support for KDE (KDE >= 2.1) - Added KDE Application "kpsion" Changes from Version 0.6 to 0.7 - Changed timezone-stuff again. With S5, now the machine-info is evaluated. This info holds the Psion's time-offset so that we are able to calculate the offset correctly, regardless of the Psion's setting. All that is done in a new class PsiTime. For S3, a Fallback is provided using an Env-Variable "PSI_TZ" which can be set to the Psion's time-offset in seconds. - Added lots of rpc related stuff: - Implemented a procfs-like subdir in plpnfsd. Processes can be examined and misc. parameters can be examined/changed using the entries in <psionMountDir>/proc/ Several parameters can now be changed on the fly: attribute-cache timeout in seconds: proc/acache (rw) debuglevel: proc/debuglevel (rw) directory-cache timeout in seconds: proc/dcache (rw) Psion's owner-info: proc/owner (ro) Unix-owner of mounted directory: proc/unixowner (rw) Stopping of plpnfsd has now changed: Old: reference /mnt/psion/exit New: echo stop > /mnt/psion/proc/exit This should be safer than accidentally referencing a file. For every process running on the psion, a subdir in proc/ is created with two files "cmd" and "args" (both ro). cmd is the process-name, args is it's commandline. - Added machinfo command in plpftp for displaying lot of interesting information about S5. (E.g. battery status etc.) - Added killsave and runrestore to plpftpd. Both take a unix file as argument. killsave kills all processes on the Psion and saves restart-information to the specified file. runrestore reads a file created by killsave and starts all processes saved in this file. -> Functionality similar to the behavior of PsiWin before/after backup.
2004-09-08 14:14:59 +02:00
$NetBSD: patch-ah,v 1.2 2004/09/08 12:14:59 wiz Exp $
Fix some C++ issues that gcc 3.3 complains on.
2004-05-24 18:09:35 +02:00
Update to 0.12 to fix build with gcc3. Changes since 0.8 are not documented except in the ChangeLog. Changes from Version 0.7 to 0.8 - Fixed lot of bugs, especially in nfs code - Series 3 _should_ work again. - Added support for KDE (KDE >= 2.1) - Added KDE Application "kpsion" Changes from Version 0.6 to 0.7 - Changed timezone-stuff again. With S5, now the machine-info is evaluated. This info holds the Psion's time-offset so that we are able to calculate the offset correctly, regardless of the Psion's setting. All that is done in a new class PsiTime. For S3, a Fallback is provided using an Env-Variable "PSI_TZ" which can be set to the Psion's time-offset in seconds. - Added lots of rpc related stuff: - Implemented a procfs-like subdir in plpnfsd. Processes can be examined and misc. parameters can be examined/changed using the entries in <psionMountDir>/proc/ Several parameters can now be changed on the fly: attribute-cache timeout in seconds: proc/acache (rw) debuglevel: proc/debuglevel (rw) directory-cache timeout in seconds: proc/dcache (rw) Psion's owner-info: proc/owner (ro) Unix-owner of mounted directory: proc/unixowner (rw) Stopping of plpnfsd has now changed: Old: reference /mnt/psion/exit New: echo stop > /mnt/psion/proc/exit This should be safer than accidentally referencing a file. For every process running on the psion, a subdir in proc/ is created with two files "cmd" and "args" (both ro). cmd is the process-name, args is it's commandline. - Added machinfo command in plpftp for displaying lot of interesting information about S5. (E.g. battery status etc.) - Added killsave and runrestore to plpftpd. Both take a unix file as argument. killsave kills all processes on the Psion and saves restart-information to the specified file. runrestore reads a file created by killsave and starts all processes saved in this file. -> Functionality similar to the behavior of PsiWin before/after backup.
2004-09-08 14:14:59 +02:00
--- lib/Enum.h.orig 2002-08-10 20:47:05.000000000 +0200
+++ lib/Enum.h
@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@
#endif
Fix some C++ issues that gcc 3.3 complains on.
2004-05-24 18:09:35 +02:00
Update to 0.12 to fix build with gcc3. Changes since 0.8 are not documented except in the ChangeLog. Changes from Version 0.7 to 0.8 - Fixed lot of bugs, especially in nfs code - Series 3 _should_ work again. - Added support for KDE (KDE >= 2.1) - Added KDE Application "kpsion" Changes from Version 0.6 to 0.7 - Changed timezone-stuff again. With S5, now the machine-info is evaluated. This info holds the Psion's time-offset so that we are able to calculate the offset correctly, regardless of the Psion's setting. All that is done in a new class PsiTime. For S3, a Fallback is provided using an Env-Variable "PSI_TZ" which can be set to the Psion's time-offset in seconds. - Added lots of rpc related stuff: - Implemented a procfs-like subdir in plpnfsd. Processes can be examined and misc. parameters can be examined/changed using the entries in <psionMountDir>/proc/ Several parameters can now be changed on the fly: attribute-cache timeout in seconds: proc/acache (rw) debuglevel: proc/debuglevel (rw) directory-cache timeout in seconds: proc/dcache (rw) Psion's owner-info: proc/owner (ro) Unix-owner of mounted directory: proc/unixowner (rw) Stopping of plpnfsd has now changed: Old: reference /mnt/psion/exit New: echo stop > /mnt/psion/proc/exit This should be safer than accidentally referencing a file. For every process running on the psion, a subdir in proc/ is created with two files "cmd" and "args" (both ro). cmd is the process-name, args is it's commandline. - Added machinfo command in plpftp for displaying lot of interesting information about S5. (E.g. battery status etc.) - Added killsave and runrestore to plpftpd. Both take a unix file as argument. killsave kills all processes on the Psion and saves restart-information to the specified file. runrestore reads a file created by killsave and starts all processes saved in this file. -> Functionality similar to the behavior of PsiWin before/after backup.
2004-09-08 14:14:59 +02:00
#include <plpintl.h>
+#include <assert.h>
#include <map>
#include <string>
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