pilrcui (ui previewer) is broken in 2.8, but we get support for LP64.
What's new in 2.8 (Tue, 1 May 2001)
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o added new resources
- WORDLIST, GRAFITTIINPUTAREA, COLORTABLE, KEYBOARD, COUNTRYLOCALIZATION etc
- [MOST ARE SYSTEM USE ONLY], see doc/manual.html for more information
o ID generation consistancy fixes
- ie: VERSION ID 1 "1.0", VERSION 1 "1.0" and VERSION "1.0" should work
- restore's old behaviour to maintain compatibility in older sample code
o SLIDER changes
- fix warnings for sliders, no longer complain when legal :))
o error message fix
- adjust include file messing error to have line # printed :)
o DATA change
- such that the data file can be found in include directories specified
o added -LE32 flag, generate little endian 32bit compatible resources (ARM, NT)
o various bugfixes et al :P
o recursive includes (32-level deep) now supported
o added src2unix.sh script to strip ^M chars for UN*X users
o fixed strdup complaints
o updated documentation (POPUPLIST example)
o added "-R output.ro -prc" option
- resources are bundled into a prc database (instead of .bin) !yay!
- DEFAULT: cr8r: 'pRES' type: 'data' name: "PilRC resources"
- (can be installed on device)
o ability to custom specify the above using -creator -type and -name
o added srcindent.sh script to indent all source files using indent tool
o VC++ error/warning message syntax fix
o added creationDate/modificationDate chunks
o added support for non-32bit operating systems (alpha etc)
* Personal Security Manager 2.0 with improved performance and new UI.
* MailNews front end has been overhauled with a huge performance
improvement.
* Browser and Mail now utilize a new cache, and new viewmanager
for improved performance and correctness.
* Image rendering library was rewritten from scratch for increased
preformance.
See the release notes below for detail:
http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla0.9/
"libtcmgui" instead of "libgui". emulators/gpsim installs a libgui
which causes problems. There may be conflicts with the other libs
(libglobal, libtable, etc). To be safe, rename them all similarly.
Get rid of the terrible configure script. It saved a few patches, but
isn't worth the ugliness.
Samba 2.0.9 is a security bugfix release which correctly fixes the problem
2.0.8 was supposed to address. (A bug in the handling of temporary files
that allowed local users to destroy data on local devices).
