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This follows up on recent problems with the fact that config.h includes stdlib.h etc.; some files need to include stdlib.h later. config.h generally should limit itself to includes that are universally safe; outside of MS-Windows, only stdbool.h makes the cut among the files currently included. So, move the other includes to just the files that need them (Bug#24506). * configure.ac (config_opsysfile): Remove, as this generic hook is no longer needed. * lib-src/etags.c, src/unexmacosx.c, src/w32.c, src/w32notify.c: * src/w32proc.c (_GNU_SOURCE): Remove, as it’s OK for config.h to do this now. * src/conf_post.h: Include <ms-w32.h>, instead of the generic config_opsysfile, for simplicity as this old way of configuring is now done only for the MS-Windows port. Do not include <ms-w32.h> if DEFER_MS_W32_H, for the benefit of the few files that want its effects later. Do not include <alloca.h>, <string.h>, or <stdlib.h>. Other files modified to include these headers as needed, or to not include headers that are no longer needed. * src/lisp.h: Include <alloca.h> and <string.h> here, since some of the inline functions need them. * src/regex.c: Include <alloca.h> if not emacs. (If emacs, we can rely on SAFE_ALLOCA.) There is no longer any need to worry about HAVE_ALLOCA_H. * src/unexmacosx.c: Rely on config.h not including stdlib.h. * src/w32.c, src/w32notify.c, src/w32proc.c (DEFER_MS_W32_H): Define before including <config.h> first, and include <ms-w32.h> after the troublesome headers. |
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ChangeLog.1 | ||
COPYING | ||
ctags.c | ||
ebrowse.c | ||
emacsclient.c | ||
etags.c | ||
hexl.c | ||
make-docfile.c | ||
Makefile.in | ||
movemail.c | ||
ntlib.c | ||
ntlib.h | ||
pop.c | ||
pop.h | ||
profile.c | ||
rcs2log | ||
README | ||
update-game-score.c | ||
update-game-score.exe.manifest |
This directory contains the source code for the architecture-dependent files that go in ${archlibdir}. At present, these are mostly utility programs used by GNU Emacs.