[ro-oslib-commits] OSLib/!OsLib/docs ChangeLog,1.32,1.33 OSLib_readme,1.4,1.5

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Log Message:
OSLib 6.50 - Changelog ref. 20030228

Index: ChangeLog
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RCS file: /cvsroot/ro-oslib/OSLib/!OsLib/docs/ChangeLog,v
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*** ChangeLog	11 Jan 2003 14:53:48 -0000	1.32
--- ChangeLog	28 Feb 2003 19:31:59 -0000	1.33
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! OSLib Next Version
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  *  Enhancements:
     -  Defines ADFS_DiscOp64 for RISC O S 5 and adds placeholders for two
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! OSLib 6.50 - Tony van der Hoff - 26/03/2003
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+ *  To facilitate cross referencing this file with CVS updates, a reference
+    number is now included, as well as the originator of the change.
+    
  *  Enhancements:
     -  Defines ADFS_DiscOp64 for RISC O S 5 and adds placeholders for two
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     -  Define FileCore_Features. (Tom Hughes)
     -  Define OS_LeaveOS. (Tom Hughes)
! 
  OSLib Version 6.40 - Tony van der Hoff - 28/11/2002
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--- 18,40 ----
     -  Define FileCore_Features. (Tom Hughes)
     -  Define OS_LeaveOS. (Tom Hughes)
!    -  Defines Territory_AlphabetLatin5, Territory_AlphabetWelsh,
!       	 Territory_AlphabetLatin9, Territory_AlphabetLatin6.  
!       	 (20030226-1, Theo Markettos)
!    -  Amended OSLib_Readme to clarify use of compiler and linker.
!       	 (20030226-1, Tony van der Hoff)
!       	 
! *  Bug Fixes:
!    -  Changes char* to toolbox_msg_ref for:
!       	 textarea_gadget.text, textarea_object.text,
!       	 toolaction_gadget.off_text, toolaction_object.off_text
!       	 (20030226-1, Dave Appleby)
!    -  Corrected Help Text for FileSwitch Error_NotFound 
!       	 (20030226-1, J-J van der Geer)
!    -  Corrected capitalisation of include file "Wimp" in:
!       	 ArcWeb, Filer, FilerAction, Filter, InetSuite, OLE, PDriver,
!       	 PlugIn, StrongHelp, TaskWindow, URI. (20030226-1, P. Ludlam)
!    -  Added Toolaction, which was missing, to Toolbox MakeFile
!       	  (20030226-1, J.M. Temple)
!    
  OSLib Version 6.40 - Tony van der Hoff - 28/11/2002
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Index: OSLib_readme
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RCS file: /cvsroot/ro-oslib/OSLib/!OsLib/docs/OSLib_readme,v
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*** OSLib_readme	26 Feb 2003 17:40:08 -0000	1.4
--- OSLib_readme	28 Feb 2003 19:32:01 -0000	1.5
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  executed before you attempt to build anything using the library.
  
+ Compiling
+ ---------
  In any source file from which you want to call an OSLib veneer, you will
  have to specify where it is to be found with a line of the type
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  specifying "-IOSLib:" on the command line.
  
+ A typical Norcroft C compiler command line for a C module using OSLib and 
+ OSLibSupport will be similar to:
+ 
+     cc -c -afh -apcs 3/32 -IOSLibSupport:,OSLib:,C: -o foo.o foo.c
+ 
+ For GCC the equivalent command would be (note that there are better ways of
+ using GCC to compile and link):
+ 
+     gcc -c -IOSLibSupport:,OSLib: -o foo.o foo.c
+ 
+ Please refer to your compiler manual for details on the use of the command line.
+ 
    The above gives the preferred way of using OSLib. However, much existing
  code will not contain the "oslib/" prefix in the #include line. If you don't
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  prefixed form for safety.
  
! If you still have problems, then subscribe to the OSLib-User mail list, as
! described on the web site, and ask your question there.
  
! --------------------
  
  Tony van der Hoff.
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  prefixed form for safety.
  
! Linking
! -------
! The only OSLib-specific precaution required for the linking stage is to include 
! OSLib (and OSLibSupport, if required) on the command line.
  
! A typical Link command would be:
! 
!    link foo1.o foo2.o ... OSLibSupport:OSLibSupport.o OSLib:OSLib.o C:stubs.o
  
+ Again, this is inherent in the tool usage, there is nothing special about 
+ its use with OSLib.
+ 
+ Help is at hand
+ ---------------
+ 
+ If, having read, and re-read this documentation, and the related FAQ on the
+ web site, you still have problems, then subscribe to the OSLib-User mail
+ list, as described on the web site, and ask your question there.
+ 
+ The OSLib web-site is at http://ro-oslib.sourceforge.net.
+ 
+ --------------------
  Tony van der Hoff.
+ 20030227