The FlightCrew files all use DOS line endings.
The patches all use unix line endings.
All source files have to have the line endings converted before applying
a patch to them. The last patch added 2012-01-16 to fix build with Boost
wasn't applied to a converted source file and thus the package failed in
the patch phase.
Changelog:
FlightCrew v0.7.2 2011.08.15
- Use Inno for Windows installer.
- Add version display to GUI and CLI.
- Fix Sigil issue #813: erroneous Resource is reachable but not present in OPF detection.
- OS X minimum version bumped to 10.6.
- made the CSS resource use detection far more robust
- fixed an issue with CSS @import rules in the '@import "something.css"' format not being
recognized
- fixed an issue with links to fonts in commented-out CSS producing "not in manifest" errors
(issue #15)
- fixed an issue with "background" and "background-image" CSS rules that referenced images
having those same images marked as unreachable files (issue #21)
- fixed an issue with "src" declarations in @font-face rules that have a space before the colon
throwing error messages about unreachable files (issue #21)
- clarified what "reachable" means in the error messages
FlightCrew is a C++, cross-platform, native code epub validator.
It is composed of three parts:
* FlightCrew, the validation library;
* FlightCrew-cli, the command-line front-end to the FlightCrew library;
* FlightCrew-gui, the GUI front-end to the FlightCrew library;
