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Matthew Fuller |
2 years ago
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Centralize license info and standardize copyright statements.
There are 4 classes of license applied to the current code. There is
code that came from twm, which has Evans & Sutherland and MIT copyrights,
with associated license. And there is [nearly all of] the code that came
in as part of the ctwm lifecycle, which has copyrights from Claude and
other ctwm contributors, with that associated license. These cover the
bulk of the code, and are all described in the base COPYRIGHT file. All
the license info from individual files that fall into these categories
was moved into COPYRIGHT, and copyright lines were left but abridged and
are referenced to it.
VCS history is really the best way to track authorship of individual
code sections anyway. File-level granularity is too coarse to be
useful most of the time, and there are more than a few places where
what's given is pretty questionable given the apparent code history.
There are files in ext/ that are third party code brought in to fill in
specific functionality; they have their own license info explicitly
listed in each file. And there is the special case of session.c, which,
in addition to the twm and ctwm copyright/license info, has an additional
(and more restrictive) license from Durham. This is left explicitly
spelled out in that file.
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Matthew Fuller |
8 years ago
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Matthew Fuller |
8 years ago
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Matthew Fuller |
8 years ago
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Various broad cleanups. Probably more uncaught cases of everything still
lurking to be found.
- Consistently use C99 bool type and true/false values for boolean vars,
struct elements, function arguments, return values, and constants.
This replaces inconsistent uses of int's and shorts, with 1/0 and
TRUE/FALSE #define values, and a number of uses of X11 Bool type and
True/False values (in all sorts of mis-combinations). Bool and
True/False are still retained for places where they're used with Xlib,
as that's the right type there.
- Some minor renaming of vars and struct elements in that process.
- Various header file cleanups. Include where used, but don't make them
broader than necessary (e.g., #including in a .h because you need it in
the .c, in most cases). When something's in ctwm.h, we don't need it
elsewhere. GC unused includes, macros, and vars. extern specifier
isn't needed or useful on function prototypes. Guard everything with
the idempotency guards.
- Various malloc() and friends cleanups. Don't even pretend to support
systems where we have to prototype them ourselves. Don't cast malloc()
returns and free() args. Use calloc() where appropriate.
- Misc pre-c89 code cleanups. NULL is a pointer value, 0 (or casts of 0)
aren't. Signal handlers return void.
- Other minor changes found in the process.
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Matthew Fuller |
9 years ago
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Matthew Fuller |
9 years ago
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Olaf 'Rhialto' Seibe... |
10 years ago
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Matthew Fuller |
10 years ago
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Selected a number of cleanups from Stefan Monnier
<monnier@IRO.UMontreal.CA>, including rate-limiting of animations using
a new _XA_WM_END_OF_ANIMATION message. Font height is estimated based
on used characters only. Added some similar changes, improved the
prevention of placing windows off-screen, the "f.rescuewindows" function
for emergencies, a hack-fix for f.adoptwindow. More virtual screen
tweaks/fixes.
Added the remaining OnTopPriority changes from Stefan Monnier
<monnier@IRO.UMontreal.CA>: AutoPopup, AutoPriority, OnTopPriority,
PrioritySwitching, f.changepriority, f.priorityswitching, f.setpriority,
f.switchpriority, f.tinylower, f.tinyraise. Currently consistency
checking code is enabled, which will terminate with an assertion failure
if something unexpected happens. Smoothed out various inconsistencies
that this check discovered when virtual screens are used.
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Olaf 'Rhialto' Seibe... |
11 years ago
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Rhialto |
18 years ago
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Richard Levitte |
18 years ago
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Richard Levitte |
18 years ago
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Todd Kover |
19 years ago
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Richard Levitte |
21 years ago
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Richard Levitte |
22 years ago
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