Re: Mac OS X driver.

[Per P. <per...@ma...>]

On Mar 28, 2004, at 13:50, Hans-Bernhard Broeker wrote:
>
> Anyway: not knowing what these memory pools are, and why they require 
> this
> strange amount of extra book-keeping, I guess we'll have to trust your
> judgement on this issue.  So do whatever you think makes most sense.

I think I have it right in the driver right now, so I'll let it stay 
there for now.
I'll take some time to explain how the book-keeping stuff works etc. 
when things have settled down.

I'm about to commit my changes, but before I do, there are some things 
I noticed during building/testing that I might as well bring up:
(haven't looked into any of the following yet, hoping that someone 
would have quick answers)

During configure:
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Can't find malloc.h
	malloc is defined in stdlib.h, but there is a sys/malloc.h for 
compatibility
	Will gnuplot recognize HAVE_STDLIB_H and disregard the undefined 
HAVE_MALLOC_H?
	Should a search for sys/malloc.h be added?

During make:
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A warning unrelated to aquaterm/OS X I think:
	../term/fig.trm: In function `FIG_arrow':
	../term/fig.trm:785: warning: comparison is always false due to 
limited range of data type
	../term/fig.trm:817: warning: comparison is always false due to 
limited range of data type

Built products:
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gnuplot.info doesn't contain info on aquaterm, even though gnuplot.pdf 
does.

/Per