The .Fx macro was missing 2.1.7.
Add 2.2.5 to both .Os and .Fx. If I'm wrong about the version
number, no big deal - it can be removed later, but I wanted
to be able to get this into 2.2 so that when I'm using a
2.2 system ome months down the line, man pages intended for (what I
think will be the next 2.2 release) will be formatted properly.
Also fix a typo in a comment.
history was lost with FreeBSD-1.x and they were blown away
by the gdb-4.16 merge. I needed this to debug e_exp.S ...
Restored even older code (from 386BSD-0.0) for converting the
FP registers to doubles. floatformat_to_double() and/or
valprint() still don't understand NaNs.
Removed unnecessary #include of obsolete <sys/dir.h> again.
This will make a number of things easier in the future, as well as (finally!)
avoiding the Id-smashing problem which has plagued developers for so long.
Boy, I'm glad we're not using sup anymore. This update would have been
insane otherwise.
--forceentry=TEXT will override any entries contained in the info
file. Second, I made it recognize that "gmp" and "gmp.info" are
the same when looking for whether the info file being installed is
already installed.
info entry. It's a real shame that install-info can't override these.
I'll fix the repository for this (and the readline commit as well) once
this has been fixed properly... Looking at the install-info source gives
me a headache. :-( This should be enough to get the tree to build again.
intelligent enough to take default section and entry names
for the purpose of being able to use it on old texinfo files
in the source tree. This involved very minor modifications and
the new options --defsection and --defentry which behave just like
--section and --entry but ignore their argument if the info file
is annotated with the information. This change should only be
neccesary as long as there are old-style texinfo source in the tree.
Kernel Interfaces Manual
This was needed because of a few man pages like keyboard(4)
which caused the header to become unreadable with the longer
description.
This has some (all?) of the DNSSEC key management/distribution mechanism
in place. (The SIG and KEY RR's)
Obtained from: Paul Vixie / ISC / ftp.isc.org
this will make it less likely to misinterpret arrow keys as seperate
keys when running over anything slower than a console.
This has been talked about for a while, I hope it's long enough but not
too long to be annoying.
