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  • v0.3.3

    Release 0.3.3: Add a bit more config, fix ar builds
    
    Add config checks for sigtsksz, strsignal, pthread and pipe
    Fix word count test
    Do not integrate makefiles in archives
    
    Signed-off-by: Christophe de Dinechin <christophe@dinechin.org>
    
  • v0.3.2

    Update tag for Fedora packaging
  • v0.3.1

    Release v0.3.1: Configure variable name changes
    
    - Rename 'configure' arguments as `CONFIGURE.foo` instead of `IGNORED_FOO`
    - Do not install headers, config, pkgconfig or license with executable flag
    - Install make-it-quick configuration sources in the right location
    - Do not attempt to create install directories unless we are installing
    - Fix output message for test
  • v0.3.0

    4df3ed83 · Fix NEWS target ·
    Release 0.3.0: Variable name changes
    
    - install: Fix creation of shared library symbolic links
    - config: Make COLORIZE a weak variable
    - install: Select which kind of files go in package subdirectory
    - colorization: Check pipe status
    - Set rpath for testing purpose with opt and debug targets
    - docs: Udpate README.md to match installation refactoring
    - Refactor installation
    - Simplify the color filter
    - Colorize test results even if at top-level
    - Colorize generate steps even when generating makefiles
    - colorization: Put colorization of config in COLORIZE
  • v0.2.7

    70c92717 · Release 0.2.7 ·
    Release 0.2.7
    
    Changes since release 0.2.6
    - Add configuration check for long double
    - config: Add tests for _Float80 and _Float128
    - Add configuration check for _Float16
    - Merge pull request #3 from FreedomBen/FreedomBen-typo-fix
    - Fix simple typo avaiable -> available
    - More renaming using the .ext convention
    - Repair installation of DLLs
    - Rename MIQ_COMPILE to COMPILE-lt (for libtool)
    - Replace [BUILD] with [LINK] in the output
    - Make the COMPILE and LINK build steps more generic
    - Rename OBJFILES to BUILD
    - Replace OBJ_EXT with EXT.obj and similar for other extensions
    - Add a test printout for the count-characters test
    - Fix name fo test executable in example makefie
  • v0.2.6

    v0.2.6: Fix typos in rules
    
    - Fix typo for includedir in generation of .pc file
    - Fix typo for dependency rule of .cc files
    - Improve order of includes
  • v0.2.5

    45767c46 · Release v0.2.5 ·
    Release v0.2.5
    
    - Copyright header adjustments
    - Improve determination of linker when some C++ files are generated
    - Add configuration check for setlinebuf
    - Avoid rebuilding target product everytime
    - Add feature to disable testing in specific subdirectories
    - Fix rpath option to address macOS / Linux usage difference
  • v0.2.4

    Integration of Fedora packaging
    
    - Put %package first (style, comment #11 of BZ#1689277)
    - Integrate fixes for minor issues found building SPICE
  • v0.2.3

    Address packaging review comments
    
    See https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1689277#c7
  • v0.2.2

    Release 0.2.2: Address packaging issues reported by rpmlint
    
    - Presence of .c files in a non-devel package
    - Non-binary in /usr/lib, moved config files to /usr/share
    - Incoherent version number in change log
    - Handling of documentation (added support to make-it-quick)
  • v0.2.1

    Add support for man pages installation
    - Add support for installation of man pages in either nroff or pod format
    - Fix handling of subdirectories in examples
  • v0.2

    Improved packaging support, Haiku and FreeBSD platforms
    - Installable package for Fedora and OpenSUSE
    - Add preliminary support for Haiku and FreeBSD
    - Several bug fixes
  • make-it-quick-0.1

    This is the first official release of make-it-quick.
    
    This alpha-quality version provides most of the basic functions useful
    to develop C / C++ software on Linux and macOS.  This was not
    extensively tested on any other platform at this point, although some
    effort was made to ensure it would not be gratuitously broken.
    
  • v0.1

    This is the first official release of make-it-quick.
    
    This alpha-quality version provides most of the basic functions I
    think are useful to develop C / C++ software on Linux and macOS. This
    was not extensively tested on any other platform at this point,
    although some effort was made to ensure it would not be gratuitously
    broken.