* ctemplate: version 2.0 release
* Changed the 'official' ctemplate email in setup.py/etc
* Rewrote docs to refer to Ctemplate, not Google Template
* Renamed google-ctemplate.sln to ctemplate.sln
* Changed copyright text to reflect Google's relinquished ownership
* ctemplate: version 1.1 release
* Make reloads always prefer files earlier on the search patch (ssas)
* PORTING: Add a default BSWAP32, needed for AIX (csilvers)
* Die at configure-time when g++ isn't installed
util.h. We need to override that version with a 'real' (but
simplistic) version in template.cc. The other option would be
to have a 'real' definition everywhere, but that's not
necessary at this juncture.
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using the default constructor of T.
Tested:
blaze test //base/...
blaze test --compiler=gcc-4.6.x-cxx0x //base/...
R=csilvers
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another template has been added with the same name earlier in the search path,
even if the original file is NOT updated(touched, updated, deleted etc).
Tested:
blaze test template:all
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See http://wiki/Main/LogFatalVsCheckFalse for details. While I'm here,
fix a couple of cases of CHECK("message" != NULL) and remove some dead
code that our compilers are now smart enough to not need.
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the opensource shims to be able to compile that. This is a
bit of a hack.
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which properly indicates a no-return point in the CFG. This should have no
functional change.
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installed, but wasn't:
http://code.google.com/p/google-perftools/issues/detail?id=217
This turned out to be a bug in autoconf:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=357378
The workaround is simple: check for CXX before checking for
CC. This means that if g++ is installed but gcc isn't, we
won't die (at cc-checking time), but I tested, and the
configure script dies later. In any case, it seems unlikely
someone would have a c++ compiler installed but not a c
compiler.
This fixes the 4 opensource projects I work on that are
susceptible to this.
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* ctemplate: version 1.0rc2 release
* BUGFIX: removed #includes of non-installed headers from installed ones
* BUGFIX: Make compile-test test against an install
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mingw fixes:
1) mingw needs an #include to have access to mkdir.
2) It needs to always #include port.h (this is an identical
bit of code, in configure.ac, that I have in other opensource
projects for mingw support.)
3) I moved some code from port.cc to port.h, so I didn't have
to add logic to link in port.cc for mingw.
Last change before new release! (*knock on wood*) Submitting
TBR so I can get the release out today. This isn't exactly a
trivial change, so I'm chary to submit TBR, but it's pretty
isolated to windows and mingw, and I've tested on those
platforms to make sure they compile and all tests pass.
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Change on 2011-07-29 12:21:55-07:00 by csilvers
Small change to get tests passing on mingw -- using /tmp is
causing problems with our diffs, since sometimes it follows
the /tmp (built-in msys) symlink, and sometimes it doesn't.
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http://code.google.com/p/google-ctemplate/issues/detail?id=79
:
The installed header files were #including header files that
were not installed. The build could not function as a result.
In one case I could resolve the problem by forward-declaring
(better anyway).
In another case, I just commented out all the relevant code for
the opensource version. The code was for thread-safety
analysis, which is a noop in opensource-land anyway, so it's
pretty safe (albeit ugly) to remove it.
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a good reason not to, and it's making it hard to
forward-declare Mutex otherwise.
Note that with this change, Mutex is not available from the
global namespace (which it was before due to the using
statement), which I think is a good thing.
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