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* CHANGELOG.
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* CHANGELOG.
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04052002 - Added byte ordering API. Byte ordering fixes in grp.c, and some
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cleanups in unzip.c.
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04042002 - Mac work continues. Almost complete, now. test_physfs now has
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04042002 - Mac work continues. Almost complete, now. test_physfs now has
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tests for write, append, and filelength, and most of the
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tests for write, append, and filelength, and most of the
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commands can tolerate a quoted argument (although this is
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commands can tolerate a quoted argument (although this is
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compiles under Cygwin otherwise.
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compiles under Cygwin otherwise.
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- Hmm...we can determine the actual CD-ROM drives under Win32, but how do you
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- Hmm...we can determine the actual CD-ROM drives under Win32, but how do you
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decide that there's no disc in the drive?
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decide that there's no disc in the drive?
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- Platform-specific functions/macros to handle byte ordering.
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- A PHYSFS_readUint32(), _readSint32(), etc API.
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- A PHYSFS_readUint32(), _readSint32(), etc API.
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- Patch the zlib used on win32 to 1.1.4.
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- Patch the zlib used on win32 to 1.1.4.
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- Switch the CHANGELOG to list newest changes first.
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- Write manpages, preferrably generated from some javadoc-style solution
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- Write manpages, preferrably generated from some javadoc-style solution
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so we can make HTML versions etc from the same data.
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so we can make HTML versions etc from the same data.
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- Byte order API; just something simple like:
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__EXPORT__ PHYSFS_uint16 PHYSFS_swapBE16(PHYSFS_uint16 val);
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__EXPORT__ PHYSFS_uint16 PHYSFS_swapLE16(PHYSFS_uint16 val);
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(these can be macros. The hard part is determining the architecture at
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compile time, and whether a given platform offers accelerated
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conversion macros already. We can probably jack this from SDL, too.)
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- Make win32.c respect the more strict filesystem layout enforced by
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Win2000 and later.
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- Improve ZIP_seek() (archivers/zip.c)
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- Improve ZIP_seek() (archivers/zip.c)
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- Make the zipfile parse symlinks with relative paths. See the function
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- Make the zipfile parse symlinks with relative paths. See the function
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expand_symlink_path() in archivers/zip.c ...
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expand_symlink_path() in archivers/zip.c ...
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- Make archivers/unzip.c use the new byte order API for a little more
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efficiency (it gets 32-bit ints as four 1-byte reads; yuck.)
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- Actually, the zipfile driver could use a lot of tweaking. Please look
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- Actually, the zipfile driver could use a lot of tweaking. Please look
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through it.
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through it.
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- Other archivers: perhaps tar(.gz|.bz2), RPM, etc. These are less
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- Other archivers: perhaps tar(.gz|.bz2), RPM, etc. These are less
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- Look for FIXMEs (many marked with "!!!" in comments).
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- Look for FIXMEs (many marked with "!!!" in comments).
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- Port to BeOS (might work already? Will work for sure with autoconf support)
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- Port to BeOS (might work already? Will work for sure with autoconf support)
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- Port to MacOS Classic (needs a platform driver, byte order fixes mentioned)
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- Make MacOS Classic use aliases as symlinks.
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- Port to MacOS X (specifically, make Project Builder files; unix.c should
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- Port to MacOS X (specifically, make Project Builder files; unix.c should
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work with it as-is. Might compile as-is with the current Makefile, byte
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work with it as-is. Might compile as-is with the current Makefile, byte
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ordering fixes mentioned).
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ordering fixes mentioned).
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