Activity for Peter Howkins
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Peter Howkins committed [8dff0e] on Code
(Pascal Stumpf) dtlogin: On OpenBSD start X as root (it drops privileges later)
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(Pascal Stumpf) CDE doesn't provide the ksh binary, don't install the manpage for it
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(Pascal Stumpf) Makefile.am change several places where ${prefix} should be $(CDE_INSTALLATION_TOP)
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LinuxBuild
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Fonts with XFT has been at the back of my mind for a long time. Motif, the underlying widget toolkit that CDE uses, has support for antialised fonts since version 2.3. My past experiments, got me this far; https://sourceforge.net/p/cdesktopenv/wiki/FontsWithXFT/ I had a look at this quite recently and was working through how the Window manager could use XFT (or even just the Motif API) for the title bar strings. I got bogged down in APIs needing slightly different things as parameters, it's not unfortunately...
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SupportedPlatforms
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Allow the window manager to handle centered, fit and fill backdrops
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libDtSearch: Resolve format warnings
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dthelp: Resolve pointer-to-int warning
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dthelp: resolve format warningss
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dtprintinfo: Resolve format warnings
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dtcm: Resolve format warnings
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dtappbuilder: Resolve format warnings
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libDtSearch: Resolve implicit-function-declaration warnings
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dtappbuilder: Resolve implicit-function-declaration warnings
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dthelp: Resolve implicit-function-declaration warnings
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various: Window objects should be initialised to 0 not NULL
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dtwm: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtprintinfo: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtstyle: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtmail: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtappbuilder: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtlogin: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dthelp: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtappbuilder: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtfile: Resolve format-overflow issues
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dtcm: Resolve format-overflow issues
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libtt: Resolve format-overflow issues
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ttsnoop: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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nsgmls: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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localized/util: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtprintinfo: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtwm: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtsr: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtstyle: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtpad: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtmail: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dthelp: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtlogin: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dticon: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtimsstart: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtksh: Resolve uninitialized warningsc
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dtfile: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtdocbook: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtcreate: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtcm: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtappbuilder: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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dtaction:: Resolve uninitialized warnings, use a set access more for the SULog file
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Merge branch 'cde-coverity-1' of ssh://git.code.sf.net/p/cdesktopenv/code into cde-coverity-1
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libdtprint: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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libdtterm: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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libcsa: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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libdtsearch: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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libdthelp: Resolve uninitialized warnings
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libdtwidget: resolve uninitialized warnings
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libdtsvc: Resolve Uninitialized warnings
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libtt: Resolve uninitialized warningss
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dticon: Resolve some warnings about format bufferss
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dtfile: Resolve warnings about format string overflow.s
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dtpad: resolve warnings due to buffer safety
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dtcalc: Remove more 'extern' variables in .c files, by putting them in .h. Also reduce scope of vars and funcs with static.
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dtcalc: Change the prototype of matherr() to reflect actual usage and remove warnings.
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dtstyle: Alphabetically sort the list of screen savers.
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dtterm: on install use 'tic' to install the terminfo definition for dtterm
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LinuxBuild
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Use the style program, change the theme to "crimson". And then in 'Number of Colors' choose, "More colors for Applications". That is the closest to the Solaris default I think.
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QandA
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Home
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Initial import of the CDE Test Suite from The Open Group 2.1.30 archives
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Add LGPL licence
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dtcm: Always use ANSI function prototypes
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libcsa: Always use ANSI function prototypes
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dtcalc: remove some pointless macroing of function names to uppercase versionss
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dtcalc: Remove support for optional K&R prototypes to simplify code
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dtcreate: remove hacky solution to declaring and defining variables in .h files
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dtappbbuilder: Resolve GCC 10 errors about multiple definitions of global variables
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dtudcfonted: Resolve GCC 10 errors about multiple definitions of global variables
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libDtSearch: Resolve GCC 10 errors about multiple definitions of global variables
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dtcreate: Resolve GCC 10 errors about multiple definitions of global variables
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dtcalc: Resolve gcc 10 errors about multiple definitions of global variables
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dticon: Resolve GCC 10 errors about multiple definitions of global variables
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dthelp: Resolve GCC 10 errors about multiple definitions of global variables
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LinuxBuild
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LinuxBuild
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dtstyle: Remove duplicate definition of NumOfPalettes that was a) wrong b) causing issues on recent compilers
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all: remove deprecated sys_errlist[] and replace with ANSI C strerror()
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libcsa: Resolve all strict-prototype warnings
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libcsa: resolve all missing-prototypes warnings
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libcsa: Resolve GCC 9 warnings
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Support pkg-config for detecting freetype2 includes and libs. Fixes Ubuntu 19.10 missing the freetype-config binary.
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Add a few configure checks to make sure various programs and headers
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FontsWithXFT
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FontsWithXFT
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FontsWithXFT
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FreeBSDBuild
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libcsa: Resolve all strict-prototype and missing-prototype warnings
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dtcalc: Remove optional ability to compile without ANSI prototypes
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libDtHelp: Fix another regression caused by Coverity fix, clicking 'Help Manager' works again.
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libDtHelp: Fix a regression with the Help Index pages caused by an overzealous Coverity fix
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LinuxBuild
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