Activity for David Winterburn
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Updated to 1.0.1 to fix the minor issue i discovered. Sorry if i inconvenienced anyone.
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I noticed a minor mistake in the ipv6 merge function, under a certain circumstance a minor overlapping address may have been left in the output list. I am testing the replacement code and will upload soon. Also this version i released was for a special project that needed standalone code with no inet libraries. If people want it, i can release a version that uses inet instead. It uses more intermediate data structures, but is about the same speed and produces the same results.
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I updated the release to 1.2. Only real change is a new function list_get_index_ref() and some minor documentation changes (typos etc). This code base is very stable, and used for a number of projects. Please let me know if you find it useful.
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Released, please let me know if this is useful to you, or if you find any issues
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Just added a new project, thoroughly tested with thousands of JSON files. Using the code in another of my projects, and thought other people might benefit from the code,. Decided to add a suite of coding support functions to make using the Parser output even easier, and also support the native creation of new JSON data blocks. All done and tested, just reviewing the documentation prior to release
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Just added a new project, thoroughly tested with thousands of JSON files. Using the code in another of my projects, and thought other people might benefit from the code,. Just pulled the release files to update the documentation, which had some inconsistencies. Will report later in the week.
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Just added a new project, thoroughly tested with thousands of JSON files. Using the code in another of my projects, and thought other people might benefit from the code,.
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New version uploaded, only 1 minor change and a couple of minor changes in the readme files etc. The distribution is now a single tar file, with embedded tar files inside. Much cleaner.
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Discovered a minor mistake in list_clear(), i will upload a new minor rev to update it soon. Unless you use remove_functions you will never encounter it anyway.
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Decided to put some more time on this, i generalized one of my hashed list implementations that use D-List as the implementation primitives. New files added that are only needed if you want to use hashed lists, otherwise ignore them. This release also includes some minor fixes to the documentation, and a couple of extra changes to sorted list functions. With the release of v1.1 D-List is now in support mode only. I have no more work planned for it. Back to other projects.
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Released v1.0,2 today. Last planned released. Back to work on other projects now.
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Put the finishing touches to v1.0,2 today, will review for any more changes and release in the next couple of days
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Updated to version 1.0.1, many improvements to documentation and code performance. Changed list create semantics to make it more consistent. A few trivial new functions added. Added performance testing code to distribution. Tweaked performance extensively. Integrated another sort version from my library, into the code. See CHANGES for more info. 2 minor non-operational bugs fixed. Replaced 1.0.1 files before anyone grabbed them, to replace an incorrect file that was previously included.
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Updated to version 1.0.1, many improvements to documentation and code performance. A few trivial new functions added. Added performance testing code to distribution. Tweaked performance extensively. Integrated another sort version from my library, into the code. See CHANGES for more info. 2 minor non-operational bugs fixed.
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Release now fixed at 1.0. Documentation cleanup, added the completed error interface verification test suite, etc. Updated readme, added better hyperlinks to html documentation.
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Release now fixed at 1.0. Documentation cleanup, added the completed error interface verification test suite, etc
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Updated the package to include Doxygen documentation, a doxy file and a modified header file to use as input.
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Updated dlist.c to remove a compiler warning from gcc 10, and made some improvements to the basic information documentation.
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Updated dlist.c to remove a compiler warning from gcc 10
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Thanks for the info. It makes sense. I share some of your issues. How did you get the VM setup? I amd running a Mac Pro 1,1 with Snaow Leopard, as well as two other Snow Leopard Macs here, and have browser issues. Mike Cravens Managing Partner Analytics, SEO, and PPC Southwest Digital Media http://southwestdigitalmedia.com (214) 240-5148 (972) NET-SEO1
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Due to the fact that Safari 5.0.5 is completely unstable and frequently (multiple times an hour) causes total system failures under OS X 10.6.8 (on core2duo, i5 and i7 systems), i stopped working on Snow Leopard webkit. Apple clearly did not test Safari 5.0.5 on later OS releases (such as 10.6.8) and later hardware platforms. They instead relied on Safari 5.1.x which works fine. However porting this webkit to the new Safari architecture is far beyond what time and resources i have available, and...
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Hi Tobias OK i have an account, i will set up a 10.6 machine for testing this week and see if i have a spare laptop to build a 10.5 intel dev and test machine for this as well. David W
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I noticed a recent commit to raise the minimum OS build support to 10.7 ref https://www.veracrypt.fr/code/VeraCrypt/commit/?id=51675fd17f304ff5eddff2838109905b625ec01e this seems arbitrary, a lot of technical users still use 10.6.8 and there seems no point in cutting them off. (i am one of them) I can understand building for x86_64 only but i would ask the developers to retain 10.6 support and not commit the 10.7 minimum changes thanks dbw
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Hi Tobias Thanks for the info, i will start working on this over the weekend. I do not think i can give you SSH access to my systems here, my ISP blocks it. I am at the end of a cellular connection where i live. I have servers out at a server farm, but none of those could be used for this. Good idea though. I will be at relatives this weekend, i will see if i can establish an incoming SSH connection to that network. If i can i will set up something to let you help. Otherwise i will just have to do...
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Hi Tobias OK i have an account, i will set up a 10.6 machine for testing this week and see if i have a spare laptop to build a 10.5 intel dev and test machine for this as well. David W
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