Improve man and help.
Sorry that it took so long.
I reorganized man page, so that now it tells truth about current flags. Also updated information about the authors.
Same for help prompt(--help).
Also, added some of these changes to changelog. I(my emacs)'ve been willing enough that I(my emacs) removed trailing whitespace. If you find that inappropriate, please let me know.
There is one thing that should be somehow fixed - we should have release.sh script(or something like that), that'd prepare a new build of ECL for release,
and change the date that's shown in man(or do we have that already?) - I've currently set it to 10.05.16 (dd/mm/yy).
See merge request !22
Support for aix on 32 and 64 bit.
* add UNIX as *features* on aix to build asdf.
* configure thread and runlime linking.
* generalize print_lock macro as xlC complain on variadic
macro arguments number.
See merge request !23
* add UNIX as *features* on aix to build asdf.
* configure thread and runlime linking.
* generalize print_lock macro as xlC complain on variadic
macro arguments number.
On armv7hf NetBSD libm doesn't provide ldexpl frexpl functions while
provides sinl cosl tanl logl and expl apparently. To sanitize the
autodetection of long double we need to add them to the list.
This is the same as T according to '2.4.3 Type Specifiers' in the
spec. Fixes#240.
"If a type specifier is a list, the car of the list is a symbol,
and the rest of the list is subsidiary type information. Such a type
specifier is called a compound type specifier. Except as explicitly
stated otherwise, the subsidiary items can be unspecified. The
unspecified subsidiary items are indicated by writing *. For example, to
completely specify a vector, the type of the elements and the length of
the vector must be present."
`make-random-state' now accepts the conforming types of the
arguments (ie not a fixnum nor simple-vector).
Additionally we sanitize the vector provided to the #$ to be of the
correct arity and type (#313 byte64 or #625 byte32 depending on the
architecture).
