unif.c.
strop.h: move prototypes too.
* posix.c (scm_init_posix): don't intern EINTR since it's now done
elsewhere.
* ioext.c (scm_init_ioext): don't intern stat macros, S_IRUSR
etc. I deleted them from filesys.c long ago, but didn't
notice they were here too (although ineffective since
sys/stat.h wasn't included).
* Makefile.am: remove AWK=@AWK@.
Add a rule for generating errnos.list.
(CLEANFILES): put errnos.list here instead of in DISTCLEANFILES.
* configure.in: add AC_SUBST(AWK) and AC_SUBST(ERRNO_EXTRACT).
don't extract errnos, just set a variable (avoids the
need to recompile error.c just because configure is run.)
* unif.h: update prototypes.
* unif.c (scm_uniform_array_read,write): change the offset and
length arguments to start and end, for consistency.
* __scm.h: uncomment SCM_ARG6 and SCM_ARG7, I needed SCM_ARG6.
* ioext.h: update prototypes.
* * ioext.c (scm_read_delimited_x): replaces scm_read_line and
scm_read_line_x, it's a more general procedure using an
interface from scsh. read-line and read-line! are now defined
in boot-9.scm.
* Note that the new read-line trims the terminator
by default, previously it was appended to the returned string. An
optional argument specifies how to process the terminator (scsh
compatible). For the old behaviour: (read-line port 'concat).
scm_read_line, scm_read_line_x: deleted. (read-line port 'split)
returns a pair, but is converted to multiple values if the scsh
module is loaded.
socket.h: update prototypes.
* socket.c (scm_recvfrom): for consistency with other procedures,
take start and end as separate optional arguments.
* (scm_recv, scm_recvfrom): don't allow the second argument
to be a size, only a buffer. Change the scheme names to
recv! and recvfrom!. Don't return the buffer.
* ioext.h, posix.h: move prototypes too.
* ioext.c, posix.c (scm_read_line, scm_read_line_x, scm_write_line:
moved back from posix.c to ioext.c. Also move #includes of "genio.h"
"read.h" and "unif.h".
* ioext.c: include "chars.h"
primitives.
load errno.scm.
* netconst.scm: undefine maybe-define and maybe-define-so after use.
* errno.scm: new file.
* fports.c (scm_open_file): pass errno to scm_syserror_msg.
* filesys.h: update prototypes. Remove macros: SCM_FD_P, SCM_FD_FLAGS,
SCM_FD.
* filesys.c (scm_sys_stat, scm_sys_lstat): pass errno to
scm_syserror_msg.
* (scm_sys_read_fd, scm_sys_write_fd, scm_sys_close, scm_sys_lseek,
scm_sys_dup): deleted: FD capability will be added to other
procedures.
* Remove support for the FD object type: scm_tc16_fd, scm_fd_print,
scm_fd_free, fd_smob, scm_intern_fd.
* (scm_open): renamed from scm_sys_open. Return a port instead of
an FD object. Make the mode argument optional.
* (scm_sys_create): deleted, it's just a special case of open.
(scm_init_filesys): move interning of constants O_CREAT etc.,
here (were previously using SCM_CONST_LONG macro).
Add missing constants: O_RDONLY, O_WRONLY, O_RDWR, O_CREAT.
don't newsmob fd.
(numerous _sys_ procedures): remove gratuitous _sys_ from names.
include "fports.h" and <stdio.h>
(scm_stat, scm_select): don't support FD objects.
* error.h: adjust scm_syserror_msg prototype.
* error.c (scm_syserror_msg): take an extra argument for errno.
Using the global value didn't always work, since it could be
reset by procedure calls in the message or args arguments.
* fports.c (scm_setbuf0): call setbuf even if FIONREAD is not defined.
I don't understand why the check was there (and what about the
ultrix check?)
* strop.c (scm_string_copy): allow shared substrings to be copied.
* unif.h: corresponding change to prototypes.
* unif.c (scm_uniform_array_read_x, scm_uniform_array_write_x):
recognize two new optional arguments: offset and length. Allow
the port argument to be an integer (file descriptor, for scsh).
Include <unistd.h> for "read" prototype.
main #include path; put most of them in a subdirectory called
'libguile'. This avoids naming conflicts between Guile header
files and system header files (of which there were a few).
* Makefile.in (pkgincludedir): Deleted.
(innerincludedir): New variable; this and $(includedir) are enough.
(INCLUDE_CFLAGS): Search for headers in "-I$(srcdir)/..".
(installed_h_files): Divide this up. Now this variable lists
those header files which should go into $(includedir) (i.e. appear
directly in the #include path), and ...
(inner_h_files): ... this new variable says which files appear in
a subdirectory, and are referred to as <libguile/mumble.h>.
(h_files): List them both.
(install): Create innerincludedir, not pkgincludedir. Put
the installed_h_files and inner_h_files in their proper places.
(uninstall): Corresponding changes.
* alist.h, append.h, arbiters.h, async.h, boolean.h, chars.h,
continuations.h, debug.h, dynwind.h, error.h, eval.h, fdsocket.h,
feature.h, fports.h, gc.h, genio.h, gsubr.h, hash.h, init.h,
ioext.h, kw.h, libguile.h, list.h, markers.h, marksweep.h,
mbstrings.h, numbers.h, options.h, pairs.h, ports.h, posix.h,
print.h, procprop.h, procs.h, ramap.h, read.h, root.h,
sequences.h, smob.h, socket.h, srcprop.h, stackchk.h, stime.h,
strings.h, strop.h, strorder.h, strports.h, struct.h, symbols.h,
tag.h, throw.h, unif.h, variable.h, vectors.h, version.h,
vports.h, weaks.h: Find __scm.h in its new location.
* __scm.h: Find scmconfig.h and tags.h in their new locations
(they're both "inner" files).
