It compiles, but would not work due to unaligned access.
Solaris and Linux (and NetBSD/alpha) traps unaligned access exceptions
and fixes them up automatically but NetBSD/sparc64 does not.
This problem is already reported to the original author; I'd
wait for his fix. Until then use the 32bit binary instead.
http://www.ff.iij4u.or.jp/~nrt/lv/relnote.html
ver 4.49.4 (Aug.24th,2000)
fixed a bug of non-regular file loading (file.c).
added option -i to enable casefold search and +i to disable it.
added keybind 'w' to 'previous line'.
modified input routine to accept DEL as delete key. Thanks John.
modified console code to care putchar() as a macro. Thanks Kenji.
renamed some variables for clarity.
added JIS X 0213-2000 Plane 1,2 as independent charsets of JIS X 0208.
I heard that KS C 5601 has changed its name to KS X 1001.
Changes:
ver 4.49.3 (Nov.2nd,1999)
modified import.h to remove needless #ifndef.
added key bindings for PageUp/PageDown to move prev/next page, and
changed Left/Right bindings to moving prev/next half page.
added bzip2 support for *.bz2 files with bzcat(1).
modified ConfFilename() to refer environment variable MAN_PN and
show that instead of "(stdin)" when man(1) passes the variable to lv.
modified iso-8859-7/Unicode mapping table.
fixed a bug that standout sequences remaine when you search a
string before suspend/edit, and after that you immediately cancel
the search.
fixed a bug again, lv blocks stdin stream by itself, before the
first page cache is filled (once fixed in ver 4.2beta2).
ver 4.49.2 (Sep.14th,1999)
added run-time command '=' that acts equally as 'C-g'.
changed LV_FILES_MAX constant to LV_FILES_UNLIMITED for UNIX
version.
ver 4.49.1 (Jul.25th,1999)
Translation of utf-8 and utf-7 into iso-8859-* was mishandled. Since
iso-8859-* are ISO 2022 8bit system and output routine of that was
shared with iso-2022-jp inside lv, so Unicode was converted into JIS
Japanese codeset by mistake. Furthermore, some glyphs in iso-8859-2..9
that iso-8859-1 also contains were incorrectly mapped into iso-8859-1.
Then I changed following points:
Rebuilt iso-8859-* mapping table.
Separated iso-8859-* encoding routine from iso-2022-jp.
This bug report was posted by <elad@tsur1.dhis.org>.
pre ver 4.48.2
some bugfix.
