change-log-time-zone-rule is non-nil, instead of traditional Unix date
format.
(datearg): When computing default from ChangeLog, handle ISO format dates
in addition to old-fashioned dates from Emacs 19.31 and earlier. Don't
worry about hh:mm:ss since the resolution is now by day. Use emtpy
datearg, not empty rlog_options, to decide whether to pass "$datearg"
option to $rlog.
(logTZ): New variable, set to TZ specified by change-log-time-zone-rule.
(month_data): Remove `mo'; no longer needed.
(rlog_options): Use -zLT for localltime output, if `rlog' supports it.
(extractTZ): Use UTC if the zone is t.
Match `revision' line of rlog output more accurately.
Add -c, -v options.
Macro SOCKET_ERROR undefined.
Don't declare h_errno.
[!WINDOWSNT]: Define macros recv and send.
[!WINDOWSNT] (POP_SERVICE): Change to pop3.
(pop_open) [WINDOWSNT]: Initialize trash_started.
(have_winsock) [WINDOWSNT]: New variable.
(socket_connection) [WINDOWSNT]: Initialize winsock.
(socket_connection): Use closesocket instead of close.
(getline): Use recv instead of read.
(fullwrite): Use send instead of write.
(pop_trash): Use closesocket instead of close.
(pop_trash) [WINDOWSNT]: Cleanup winsock.
Check if being called recursively by sendline.
(fork, syswait, DISABLE_DIRECT_ACCESS) [WINDOWSNT]: Macros defined.
[WINDOWSNT]: Include locking.h.
(main): Update usage message. Use IS_DIRECTORY_SEP.
(main) [DISABLE_DIRECT_ACCESS]: Don't check access if defined.
(main) [WINDOWSNT]: Invoke locking instead of flock.
(main) [MAIL_USE_SYSTEM_LOCK && WINDOWSNT]: Emulate ftruncate.
(main) [MAIL_USE_POP]: Pass password to popmail if used.
Include winsock.h; don't include unix inet headers.
(popmail): Add password argument and pass it to pop_open.
Open output file in binary mode.
letter isn't an alphabetic character.
(main) [DOS_NT]: Use binary mode on redirected `stdout'.
(process_file) [DOS_NT]: Convert all slashes to forward style.
(absolute_filename) [DOS_NT]: Emit error message for relative
paths with a drive letter.
(absolute_filename) [DOS_NT]: Handle absolute pathnames with
DOS/NT drive letters which try to reference the parent of the root.
(absolute_dirname) [DOS_NT]: Convert all slashes to forward style.
info, and don't record undo info for the conversion.
