Where can I get it? The web site
http://www.equi4.com/metakit.html
has 2.4.9.5
John
To: Metakit list metakit@equi4.com
From: Jean-Claude Wippler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date sent: Wed, 15 Nov 2006 14:22:26 +0100
Subject:[Metakit] Metakit 2.4.9.6
A new release of Metakit has been checked into CVS.
Change history since 2.4.9.5 attached.
Enjoy,
-jcw
2006-11-15MK
2.4.9.6
Please upgrade, this consolidates a year with various fixes.
Added some notes to the README about building the Python and Tcl
extensions using various approaches.
Bumped hardwired Python version number to 2.5 in unix/configure.
2006-11-11More precise file head/tail marker checks
The tests for valid head / tail file markers have been relaxed a
tiny bit, to allow for future file format changes. This has no
effect on current uses of MK, the file format remains the same.
2006-11-11Reformatted all C++ source files
To get rid of some tab/indent problems accumulated over the last
few years, I've run all C++ sources through a pretty-print app
(SourceFormatX, a shareware Windows app). These sources are all
being checked-in, so the list of affected files is quite large.
No semantic changes whatsoever to MK. All tests pass, as before.
2006-10-31Fixes for the Python binding
Fix 64-bit compile with Python 2.5 by Ralf Schmitt, see
http://www.equi4.com/pipermail/metakit/2006-October/002236.html
Memory leak fix in PWOMapping.h, by Brian Warner, see
http://www.equi4.com/pipermail/metakit/2006-October/002229.html
Fix 64-bit ptr - int conversions in {PyRowRef,PyView}.cpp, see
http://systemexit.de/repo/metakit?cs=f8f1ef2f6099
2006-10-31Fix int overflow in mapped file check
As reported by Max Kaehn, there is a test in column.cpp which is
sensitive to integer overflow when two pointers are 2 Gb apart.
This may have been an old problem for anyone who uses the default
memory-mapping files enabled. Embarassing that this was not
caught or resolved before, but I was never able to reliably
reproduce it.
This is a potentially serious problem, upgrading is recommended.
2006-10-31Bring this change log up to date from CVStrac timeline
I've decided to not adopt the CVStrac system for this change log,
because having this log inside the source tree is more
convenient.
(08-01) persist.cpp: maintain stable-storage space usage on
re-open (05-08) view.cpp: fix resource leak in view.cpp (01-26)
PyStorage.cpp: fix metakit.py pathnames are required to
be of type str support unicode filenames in storage()
(01-25) mk4tcl.cpp: fix crash in mk::select with -keyword search
(01-24) fileio.cpp: fix compile error in fileio.cpp with mingw
(01-13) configure.in: tweaks to configure.in to use Tcl stubs
when
compiling a dynamic Mk4tcl on macosx/darwin
2006-01-12Don't call _open on WinNT, make commit fail on 2 Gb
Fixes for the Dec 5 patch to still always support Win98, thx
Matt.
Fix ticket #2, return false on commit if files would exceed 2 Gb.
2006-01-12Started using CVStrac for this project, makefile tweak
CVStrac is a CVS browser, bug tracking system, and more. All
files have gone through a dummy check-in to complete the
transition. The CVS repository is not affected by this change,
but this does mean that CVStrac only really started tracking
changes from here on.
If it works out well, this CHANGES file will probably be
abandoned in favor of the timeline feature in CVStrac which
offers the same functionality and *much* more (lots of
cross-/hyper-links for one).
Tweaked Makefile so make test does not complain about CVS dir.
2005-12-05Fix the broken hpux change of 2005-09-06
It turns out that the 2005-09-06 change, which was rolled back on
2005-10-01, was simply incomplete. Now that it works, it has
been adopted on all platforms because it is more portable and
equivalent.
Thx again Matt.
2005-12-05Better support for UTF-8 file property names
Patch submitted by Matt Newman. Fixes handling of property names
in a description string to support UTF-8 and %'s in names. Also
fix file name handling (convert UTF-8 to native before open).
2005-11-22MK
2.4.9.5
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