This release moves twm slightly into the 1990's, with ANSI C89 function
declarations, removal of ancient casts left over from the era before
function prototypes, C89 standard signal handlers, and the loss of
support for running on Apple's A/UX Unix for the 680x0 Macs.
It also includes some bug fixes and man page formatting improvements,
amongst all the code cleanups.
Alan Coopersmith (16):
Terminate execl() arguments with NULL instead of 0
Constification cleanup - fix dozens of gcc warnings
Use (void) to declare functions that take no arguments, instead of ()
Convert remaining K&R function declarations to C89 style
Make various helper & callback functions private to session.c
unifdef macII - drop support for A/UX 2.0
Remove unused global variable gotFirstSave
Make some more previously global variables into file-scoped statics
Assume C89 signal handlers, returning void
Make more functions static that aren't called from other files
Delete trailing whitespace in non *.[ch] source files
Stop casting pointers to (char *) when freeing them
Stop casting return values from malloc & calloc
AddWindow: Use NULL instead of 0 for null pointer check
Replace malloc(strlen()+1); strcpy(); pairs with strdup()
twm 1.0.8
Colin Harrison (1):
Syntax error in recent twm commit
Egbert Eich (1):
Fix SEGV if CreateColormapWindow() returns NULL.
Eric S. Raymond (1):
Don't rely on the ability to set tab stops.
libXext/buildlink3.mk, now that it is included there.
Leave the places where its API version is set or variables from it
are used directly (about 3 packages).
1.0.7:
This minor maintenance release includes a bunch of fixes from static
analysis of the twm code with various compilers & tools, as well as
other pro-active work attempting to reduce potential bugs, and a set
of build configuration improvements.
1.0.6:
This minor build fix release solves a problem introduced in 1.0.5
that prevented configure from completing when cross-compiling.
1.0.5:
This minor maintenance release provides the last two years'
Worth of build configuration improvements, janitorial cleanups, &
Makefile.am support for automake-1.11 silent builds.
Twm is the classic Tom's Window Manager for the X Window System. It
provides titlebars, shaped windows, several forms of icon management,
user-defined macro functions, click-to-type and pointer-driven keyboard
focus, and user-specified key and pointer button bindings.
