clib2 Code

- Added the baserel directory to the .cvsignore file.

- Replaced ASSERT() macro invocation with assert() call.

- Dropped the special flag variable used by the abort() function that
tracks whether or not console output is possible. We now use the
global "__no_standard_io" instead.

- Removed a misplaced IsInteractive() from the stdio initialization
function. Now this could have been big trouble...

- Removed tests for FileHandle->fh_Type != NULL which used to precede
all IsInterative() tests. I verified that IsInteractive() will always
return FALSE for NIL: type file handles.

- The "char" limits in <limits.h> are now set up according to the current
compiler settings, which can either default to an unsigned or
signed definition.

- Changed the rules again for the use of stderr/stdout redirection when
printing error messages. It is always safe to redirect them now and
no requester will appear unless you specifically set the value of the
"__no_standard_io" variable to TRUE in your program.

- Redirecting stderr to a file no longer has the effect of showing error
messages and assertion failure notifications as requesters. The exception
is in redirecting stderr to NIL: which will prompt the requester use.

- gettimeofday() now calls GetSysTime() rather than DateStamp() to obtain
the current system time. This resolves granularity issues since the
DateStamp() result was only accurate by 1/50 of a second.

- The "ptrdiff_t" definition in <stddef.h> now defaults to type 'int' rather
than 'long int'.

This commit was manufactured by cvs2svn to create tag 'V1_185'.

- Updated the copyright information.

- fwrite() now flushes the entire "buffer" for unbuffered files. The
exception are "interactive" files such as console windows. For these
line buffered output is used.

- Whether or not a file is bound to an interactive device, such as a
console window, is now checked and remembered after a file descriptor
has been associated with it.

- The data structure alignment (file I/O buffer) is now configurable
at compile time. The default used to be 16 bytes, which is appropriate
for the 68040/68060 but not for the PowerPC, which uses 32 or 128
bytes per cache line.