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2008-07-09make ptm and pts staticMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-07-05remove useless variableMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-07-04remove emallocz()Matthias-Christian Ott
2008-07-04replace eprint() functions with BSD error functionsMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-15simplify flushingMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-15correct bufferingMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-14make local functions and variables staticMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-14add select(2)-based i/o multiplexingMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-14drop stdio usageMatthias-Christian Ott
Std requires I/O multiplexing which is very complicated with stdio, because it provides no transparent buffering.
2008-06-10source utility functions out to util.cMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-10add copyright commentMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-10source getpty() out to pty.cMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-09correct function nameMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-08add missing header fileMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-08add parser loopMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-08remove useless variableMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-08replace state with separate variablesMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-04terminate error message with newlineMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-02correct LENGTH()Matthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-02simplify control flowMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-02remove debug codeMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-02remove stdio slave pty openingMatthias-Christian Ott
2008-06-02drop support for proprietary UNIX variantsMatthias-Christian Ott
Proprietary UNIX variants like AIX, HP-UX or SCO UNIX are nowadays rarely used and maintaining compatibility to non-standard operating systems interfaces is wasteful and practically useless. Projects like xterm suffer from backward compatibility to decades-old UNIX variants and terminal standards. This does not conform to st's design goals.
2008-06-01applied Matthias-Christians changes to std.cAnselm R Garbe
2008-05-20added some new files for the initial rewrite of st from scratchAnselm R Garbe