- Sep 07, 2017
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Reini Urban authored
Mention the only other implementations of the safe libc. Mention that the LICENSE is MIT. Protect safe_mem_lib.h from old systems without wchar.h
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- May 10, 2013
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Jonathan Toppins authored
== Problem When the library was installed to the system and a user attempted to compile against the library the compile would fail. == Reason The problem was due to some types not being defined in the public API of the library. == Solution Changed the public API, header files, of the library so that a few of the files are now auto-generated based on information discovered by the configure script. The header files that are now auto-generated are 'safe_lib_errno.h' and 'safe_types.h'.
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- Dec 05, 2012
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Jonathan Toppins authored
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- Nov 15, 2012
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Jonathan Toppins authored
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- Jun 19, 2012
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Jonathan Toppins authored
What changed from original: - Documented how to setup the source tree for building in the README - removed all makefiles that were obsoleted by autotools - removed runtime_environment.c as it was not referenced by any other code within the library - had to edit safe_types.h due to a compile error, may need to make this more portable later - library can now be compiled as a shared and static object, all symbols are exported which is something I hope to change - tests are now run when 'make check' is run - converted the build to be silent like a Linux source compile - requires/has been tested with autoconf(v2.65), automake(v1.11), and libtool(v2.2.6) Still a lot of things need to be done: - finish writing the definitions for the rest of the test programs - convert the configure options to actually be configurable instead of someone having to go in and change code - fix up the header files so that they can be parsed to generate an export symbols files - fix up the header ...
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Jonathan Toppins authored
Started with version 08112011 of the safe c library from http://sourceforge.net/projects/safeclib/
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