Here are small changes, to be in sync with the changed build system of
GNU gettext that makes more use of Gnulib now, thus reducing the
need for IN_LIBINTL conditionals.
2021-06-19 Bruno Haible
Sync with GNU gettext.
* lib/tsearch.c: Ignore IN_LIBINTL.
* lib/localename
When GNU libintl.h defines a *printf symbol and Gnulib's stdio.h does it as
well, it is best that libintl.h avoids overriding Gnulib. To this effect,
Gnulib needs to set a macro that tells that it has provided an override.
Similarly for textstyle.h (from GNU libtextstyle).
2021-06-19 Bruno Haib
The declared.sh file has a problem extracting the first 'extern ...'
declaration within an 'extern "C" {' ... '}' block. The line
concatenation step produces this intermediate result:
-
#if defined _WIN32 && ! defined __CYGWIN__
When building code that using unistr.h, which depends on unitypes.h,
on a machine that has an older libunistring installed, I get these compilation
errors:
"../gnulib-lib/unistr.h", line 377.38: 1506-275 (S) Unexpected text dest
encountered.
"../gnulib-lib/unistr.h", line 379.40: 1506-275 (S) Une
On 2021-05-16, I wrote:
> The copyright is currently still mine with a few contributors (notably
> Eric Blake and Paolo Bonzini). We have other files not copyrighted by the
> FSF in Gnulib: atanl.c, filevercmp.c, logl.c. If you think the stuff should
> better be (C) FSF, I have no problem assigning
