2005-12-12 James Henstridge <james@jamesh.id.au>
* doc/auto-macros.texi.in: remove unused file.
* doc/libgtop2.texi: don't include auto-macros.texi.
* doc/Makefile.am: don't build auto-macros.texi, since none of its
macros are used in the documentation any more.
* include/glibtop/global.h: don't include <config.h> from headers.
* .../*.c: make sure <config.h> is the first thing included.
* acinclude.m4: m4_include() libgtop-sysdeps.m4 rather than
inlining it.
* acinclude.m4, libgtop-sysdeps.m4: use third argument to
AC_DEFINE() to set the comment.
* configure.in: modernise a bit.
* acconfig.h: remove file, since it is deprecated
* autogen.sh: require automake 1.9 instead of 1.4.
2003-10-19 Carlos Perelló Marín <carlos@gnome.org>
* support/*: Reverted libgtop changes. It's a common module
and I should not modify it.
* Added/removed files. Now the move should be done.
It changes the return values of all sysdeps functions which were
previosly returning void to int.
This is the first step to implement better error handling in LibGTop.
Martin
1999-10-24 Martin Baulig <martin@home-of-linux.org>
* include/glibtop/*.h (glibtop_get_*, glibtop_init*): Changed
the return value of all `glibtop_get_<feature>_* ()' and all
`glibtop_init_<feature>_* ()' functions from void to int.
* features.def: Reflect changes of the return values.
* sysdeps/*/*.c: Reflect changes of the return values.
* glibtop_machine.h, open.c, procargs.c, proclist.c, procmap.c:
Solaris 2.5 & 2.5.1 portability fixes, based on patches
from Steve Murphy <murf@e-tools.com>.
* proclist.c: Added process selection mechanism. It's not
included in Solaris 2.5 build, since we first have to decide
what will be dispatched to daemon.
* glibtop_machine.h, procdata.c, proclist.c, procmap.c, procmem.c,
procsignal.c, procstate.c, procuid.c, open.c, mem.c: Initial
Solaris 2.5 port. It's far from being complete and hasn't been
tested properly. We'll need setuid root daemon, which is
currently not implemented. #ifdef symbols to check are
HAVE_PROCFS_H and KSTAT_DATA_UINT32. These will be defined on
Solaris 2.6 and later, but not on earlier releases.