Fixed obsolete references to the atoz() in LIBRARY to use the
correct internal function name of str2z().
Fixed obsolete references to the atoq() in LIBRARY to use the
correct internal function name of str2q().
Fixed FUNCPTR typedef in hist.c to fix deprecated compiler warnings.
Fixed when USE_READLINE, READLINE_LIB, READLINE_EXTRAS, and
READLINE_INCLUDE are set to empty (disable use of the GNU-readline
facility).
Fix cases of spaces before tabs in Makefile and Makefile.simple.
Updated COPYING file to indicate that these files are now
covered under "The Unlicense" (see https://unlicense.org):
sha1.c
sha1.h
cal/dotest.cal
cal/screen.cal
Updated help/credit to match the above changes to COPYING.
Updated CONTRIB-CODE and calc.man to refer to using GitHub pull requests
for contributing to calc (instead of using Email).
Updated BUGS and calc.man to refer to using GitHub issues
for reporting calc bugs (instead of using Email).
Updated QUESTIONS and calc.man to refer to using GitHub issues
for asking calc questions (instead of using Email).
Fixed Makefile.local command example to refer to overriding the
Makefile variable DEBUG (instead of CDEBUG).
Fixed all make chk ASAN warnings under macOS 13.2.1 when calc is compiled
with the following uncommented lines in Makefile.local:
DEBUG:= -O0 -g
CFLAGS+= -fsanitize=address -fno-omit-frame-pointer -fsanitize=undefined
LDFLAGS+= -fsanitize=address -fno-omit-frame-pointer -fsanitize=undefined
CALC_ENV+= ASAN_OPTIONS=detect_stack_use_after_return=1
Improved how pointers to functions are declared for the builtins
array in func.c to avoid function declarations without a prototype
that is now deprecated in C.
Improved how pointers to functions are declared for the opcodes
array in opcodes.c to avoid function declarations without a prototype
Replaced use of egrep with grep -E in Makefiles.
Fixed cases where variables were set but not used in symbol.c, calc.c,
and the main function in func.c as used by funclist.c.
Added rule name to "DO NOT EDIT -- generated by the Makefile" lines
in constructed files.
Test if <sys/vfs.h> exists and set HAVE_SYS_VFS_H accordingly
in have_sys_vfs.h. Added HAVE_SYS_VFS_H to allow one to force
this value.
Test if <sys/param.h> exists and set HAVE_SYS_PARAM_H accordingly
in have_sys_param.h. Added HAVE_SYS_PARAM_H to allow one to force
this value.
Test if <sys/mount.h> exists and set HAVE_SYS_MOUNT_H accordingly
in have_sys_mount.h. Added HAVE_SYS_MOUNT_H to allow one to force
this value.
Test if the system as the statfs() system call and set HAVE_STATFS
accordingly in have_statfs.h. Added HAVE_STATFS to allow one
to force this value.
The pseudo_seed() function will also try to call statfs() if
possible and permitted by the HAVE_STATFS value.
Added config("fraction_space", boolean) to help/config, along with
a few few minor text improvements. Updated cal/regress to test
config("tilde_space").
Added config("complex_space", boolean). The "complex_space" controls
whether or not a space (' ') is printed before and after the + or -
in complex values.
By default, config("complex_space") is false.
For example, with the default, config("complex_space", 0):
; asin(2)
1.57079632679489661923-1.31695789692481670863i
With config("complex_space", 1):
; asin(2)
1.57079632679489661923 - 1.31695789692481670863i
NOTE: Use of config("complex_space", 1) can break printing and scanning
of fractional values via "%r".
NOTE: Use of config("complex_space", 1) can break printing and scanning
of complex values via "%c".
Added config("complex_space", boolean) to help/config, along with
a few few minor text improvements. Updated cal/regress to test
config("complex_space").
Clarify in the calc man page, the relationship between -q and
calc start scripts such as the ~/.calcrc file.
Fixed in the calc man page, the issue of -f not implying -q.
Added config("tilde_space", boolean) to help/config, along with
a few few minor text improvements. Updated cal/regress to test
config("tilde_space").
Added config("fraction_space", boolean). The "fraction_space" controls
whether or not a space (' ') is printed before and after fractions.
By default, config("fraction_space") is false.
For example, with the default, config("fraction_space", 0):
; base(1/3),
; 1/7
1/7
With config("fraction_space", 1):
; base(1/3),
; 1/7
1 / 7
NOTE: Use of config("fraction_space", 1) can break printing and scanning
of fractional values via "%r".
NOTE: Use of config("fraction_space", 1) can break printing and scanning
of complex values via "%c".
Added config("fraction_space", boolean) to help/config, along with
a few few minor text improvements. Updated cal/regress to test
config("tilde_space").
Added config("tilde_space", boolean). The "tilde_space" controls
whether or not a space (' ') is printed after leading tilde ('~').
By default, config("tilde_space") is true, which is a change
from past behavior. For example, now:
; 1/3
~ 0.33333333333333333333
With config("tilde_space", 0):
; 1/3
~0.33333333333333333333
To disable "tilde_space", use config("tilde_space", 0) on the
command line and/or use config("tilde_space", 0),; in your ~/.calcrc.
Thanks goes to <GitHub use ljramalho> for this suggestion.
Added config("tilde_space", boolean) to help/config, along with
a few few minor text improvements. Updated cal/regress to test
config("tilde_space") and to account for the new default.
In pseudo_seed(), we removed a call to setjmp() that was only
there to add more information to mix into the seed. For compilers
such as gcc that used -Wclobbered, the call to setjmp() gave the
impression that the hash_val might be clobbered by a longjmp().
Where there is no longjmp() that would use the previous setjmp(),
the gcc compiler has nil ways to notice that. So to avoid confusion
we removed the setjmp() call. Thanks to <GitHub user mattdm> for
raising this potential concern.
In find_tty_state(), we changed how we expand fd_orig as an original
pre-modified copy of fd_setup. We realloc the fd_orig array and copy
the fd_setup into it first, before touching the fd_setup array.
Fixed a -Wuse-after-free warning that identified a call to realloc() in
find_tty_state() could move the fd_setup array. Thanks goes to <GitHub
user mattdm> for reporting this bug!
Restored use of the #define FPOS_POS_LEN symbol. This refers to
the length of the __pos element (if the __pos element exists),
the fpos_t type (if that type exists).
Changed SWAP_HALF_IN_FILEPOS(dest, src) mato to use FILEPOS_LEN Little
Endian when FILEPOS is a simple scalar type (i.e., HAVE_FILEPOS_SCALAR
is defined).
Changed #define HAVE_FPOS to HAVE_FGETSETPOS.
Corrected comment in have_fpos_pos.h. The HAVE_FPOS_POS symbol was
NOT related to fgetpos & fsetpos but rather if we we have an __pos
element in FILEPOS.
Changed #define HAVE_NO_FPOS to HAVE_NO_FGETSETPOS.
Improved comments in have_fpos_pos.h to show why and how
HAVE_FPOS_POS, FPOS_POS_BITS, and FPOS_POS_LEN were defined or
undefed.
Changed showfiles builtin to print sizes cast to (long int) with
the "%ld" printf format to avoid implementations that do not support
the "%lld" printf format specifier.
Renamed have_fpos.h to have_fgetsetpos.h. Renamed CALC_HAVE_FPOS_H
to CALC_HAVE_FGETSETPOS_H. The make install and the olduninstall
rules remove the any old have_fpos.h that was previously installed.
Added swap_HALFs(dest, src, len) function to byteswap.c.
Calc can now handle Big Engian file position sizes that are a
multiple of BASEB bits in length. Before handle Big Engian file
positions could only be 32 and 64 bits in length. This will allow,
for example, a Big Engian file position size of 128 (assuming that
128/BASEB is is an integer).
Temporary workaround for musl libc systems such as gentoo Linux that
allows them to compile calc and successfully run the regression
test.
Added swap_HALFs(dest, src, len) function to byteswap.c.
Calc can now handle Big Engian file position sizes that are a
multiple of BASEB bits in length. Before handle Big Engian file
positions could only be 32 and 64 bits in length. This will allow,
for example, a Big Engian file position size of 128 (assuming that
128/BASEB is is an integer).
Restored use of the #define FPOS_POS_LEN symbol. This refers to the
length of the __pos element (if the __pos element exists), the fpos_t type
(if that type exists).
Changed SWAP_HALF_IN_FILEPOS(dest, src) mato to use FILEPOS_LEN Little
Endian when FILEPOS is a simple scalar type (i.e., HAVE_FILEPOS_SCALAR
is defined).
Changed #define HAVE_FPOS to HAVE_FGETSETPOS.
Corrected comment in have_fpos_pos.h. The HAVE_FPOS_POS symbol was NOT
related to fgetpos & fsetpos but rather if we we have an __pos element
in FILEPOS.
Changed #define HAVE_NO_FPOS to HAVE_NO_FGETSETPOS.
Improved comments in have_fpos_pos.h to show why and how HAVE_FPOS_POS,
FPOS_POS_BITS, and FPOS_POS_LEN were defined or undefed.
Changed showfiles builtin to print sizes cast to (long int) with the
"%ld" printf format to avoid implementations that do not support the
"%lld" printf format specifier.
Added full_debug rule to Makefile. This does the work of the
old debug rule in a more verbose mode by using Q= H=@ S= E= V=@.
The debug rule in the Makefile now pre-removes debug.out and then
runs make full_debug sending stdout and stderr to debug.out. It then
prints a few instructions about filing a GitHub issue bug report.
Added a few remarks on calc version numbers to version.c.
Fixed how fposval.h is built. On a number of systems, the fposval.c
file failed to compile incorrectly. This caused problems for systems in
which fposval.h.def was not correct.
Fixed how have_memmv.h is built. On a number of systems, the have_memmv.c
file failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
have_memmv.h file for such systems.
Fixed how align32.h is built. On a number of systems, the align32.c
file failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
align32.h file for such systems.
Fixed how have_newstr.h is built. On a number of systems, the have_newstr.c
failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
have_newstr.h file for such systems.
Fixed how have_strdup.h is built. On a number of systems, the have_strdup.c
file failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
have_strdup.h file for such systems.
Fixed how have_strlcat.h is built. On a number of systems, the have_strlcat.c
file failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
have_strlcat.h file for such systems.
Fixed how have_strlcpy.h is built. On a number of systems, the have_strlcpy.c
file failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
have_strlcpy.h file for such systems.
Fixed how have_uid_t.h is built. On a number of systems, the have_uid_t.c
file failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
have_uid_t.h file for such systems.
Fixed how have_uid_t.h is built. On a number of systems, the have_uid_t.c
file failed to compile incorrectly, producing a potentially incorrect
have_uid_t.h file for such systems.
Fixed a \-escape bug in calc(1) man page.
Added cal/comma.cal:
Convert numbers into strings with 3-digit group and integer-fraction
separators.
If the value is an integer, the integer-fraction separator is not used.
str_comma(x, [group, [decimal]])
Convert x into a string.
If group is given and is a string, group will be used as
the 3-digit group separator, otherwise the default 3-digit
group separator will be used.
If decimal is given and is a string, group will be used as
the integer-fraction separator, otherwise the default
integer-fraction separator will be used.
The decimal and group arguments are optional.
set_default_group_separator(group)
Change the default 3-digit group separator if group is a string,
otherwise the default 3-digit group separator will not be
changed. Return the old 3-digit group separator.
set_default_decimal_separator(decimal)
Change the default 3-digit group separator if decimal is a
string, otherwise the default integer-fraction separator
will not be changed. Return the old integer-fraction separator.
print_comma(x, [group, [decimal]])
Print the value produced by str_comma(x, [group, [decimal]])
followed by a newline.
If the str_comma() does not return a string, nothing is printed.
The decimal and group arguments are optional.
The value produced by str_comma() is returned.
fprint_comma(fd, x, [group, [decimal]])
Print the value produced by str_comma(x, [group, [decimal]]),
without a trailing newline, on file fd.
If the str_comma() does not return a string, nothing is printed.
If fd is not an open file, nothing is printed.
The decimal and group arguments are optional.
The value produced by str_comma() is returned.
The following are the changes from calc version 2.14.1.0 to date:
Fixed alignment of show item section of help command.
Bug fix: While 0^0 == 1, now for y > 0, 0^y == 0.
Adjusted cal/test8900.cal to reflect this bug fix.
Added tests to cal/regress.cal to help verify bug fix is fixed.
Changed /*NOTREACHED*/ to not_reached(); and use "attribute.h".
Added .PHONY rule, just after all rule, to Makefiles.
Fixed an improper indentation issue.
Expanded the globalsymbol string table size: from 1024 to 65536.
Expanded the how often to reallocate string table is performed:
from 100 to 1024.
Expanded the number env_pool elements to allocate at a time:
from 10 to 256.
Improve comments on Makefile.local and add a few more examples
of how it might be used.
Changed Makefile to set shell before setting the SHELL Makefile
variable.
Added text to HOWTO.INSTALL to help people with systems that
lack the readline package.
Trimmed long line in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
We apologize for the calc v2.14.0.12 source tarball that was missing
critical files. While the executable was well tested, our release
process was deficient.
We are improved our release process and added tests during the release
procedure to help verify that we are not regressing in to the
"v2.14.0.12 source tarball" issue, among other things.
Depending on how things do, you might is several releases come out over
a short period of time. The core of calc isn't changing, so the calc
executable will be the same as we focus on the Makefiles, our release
procedure, and related documentation / help files.
Removed constructed help file that incorrectly added as a src file.
=-=
The following are the changes in this release:
Made major changes to our release process in order to avoid
missing critical files that happened in calc v2.4.0.12.
Minor tweak to seed() builtin. Updated help/srand and help/srandom.
Moved Makefile.ship into Makefile.
Removed custom/Makefile.head and custom/Makefile.tail.
The custom/Makefile is now part of source and includes Makefile.
In particular, custom/Makefile makes use of the 'middle' of
the new top level Makefile where calc's top level Makefile
variables are defined.
Makefile.simple and custom/Makefile.simple are now part of the source
and are constructed from Makefile and custom/Makefile respectively.
The Makefile.simple and custom/Makefile.simple avoid using GNU
conditionals. They may be used with older/classic make commands.
Makefile.local will include comments about how to better use
it. Between releases, Makefile.local at the top of the master branch
will contain how we typically build calc and test calc (FYI: we
normally enable things such as -Werror -Wextra -pedantic). When we
push out a release, Makefile.local will be stripped of non-comment
lines. Thus, releases of calc, and, released "calc*.src.rpm"
files and the source tarballs, will have a Makefile.local with
only comments.
The "README.*" files and "HOWTO.INSTALL" file have been updated.
By default, compiler warnings have been turned up. The Makefile
variable ${CCWARN} now defaults to:
CCWARN= -Wall -Wextra -pedantic
The previous level of compiler warnings can be easily restored by
adding to Makefile.local:
CCWARN:= -Wall
The readline, history and ncurses libraries are now default.
The Makefile variables ${USE_READLINE}, ${READLINE_LIB}, and
${READLINE_EXTRAS} now default to:
USE_READLINE= -DUSE_READLINE
READLINE_LIB= -lreadline
READLINE_EXTRAS= -lhistory -lncurses
The previous mode where readline, history and ncurses libraries
were not compiled in by default can be easily restored by
adding to Makefile.local:
USE_READLINE:=
READLINE_LIB:=
READLINE_EXTRAS:=
We have renamed "stable" as "production".
We have renamed "unstable" as "tested".
On the web site:
http://www.isthe.com/chongo/src/calc/
these files has been renamed:
2.x.y.z_IS_LATEST_STABLE ==> 2.x.y.z_IS_LATEST_PRODUCTION
2.x.y.z_IS_LATEST_UNSTABLE ==> 2.x.y.z_IS_LATEST_TESTED
The terms 'stable' and 'unstable' were both misleading and
inaccurate. For details see the new documention file:
README.RELEASE
See also the help command:
; help release
Fixed bug impacting how have_ustat.h was formed.
Updated help/archive, BUGS, HOWTO.INSTALL to reflect GitHub use.
We apologize for the calc v2.14.0.12 source tarball that was missing
critical files. While the executable was well tested, our release
process was deficient.
We are improved our release process and added tests during the release
procedure to help verify that we are not regressing in to the "v2.14.0.12
source tarball" issue, among other things.
Depending on how things do, you might is several releases come out over
a short period of time. The core of calc isn't changing, so the calc
executable will be the same as we focus on the Makefiles, our release
procedure, and related documentation / help files.
We made several changes to the Makefiles. We also added a new
README.RELEASE document (see "help release") that is a work in
progress. Along the way we discovered a few things that needed to be
updated in documentation.
See the CHANGES file for details.
The following are the changes in this release:
Fixed a number of typos.
Drop support for SunOS, IRIX and MINGW32_NT-5.0 targets.
Drop support for CLOCK_SGI_CYCLE. Drop testing for __MSDOS__.
Minor improvement of various help files. Made format of help
files more consistent.
Corrected a few comments in zrandom.c, including a case where
the comment referred to 1007 when it should have used 2^32.
Improved seed() generation. Improved some comments in seed.c.
Added have_environ.c to build have_environ.h in order to
determine if:
extern char **environ; /* user environment */
is an valid external symbol.
Fixed documentation that referred to the old additive 55
generator. We have been using the subtractive 100 in place
of the additive 55 generator for a while now.
Fixed depend rule for custom/Makefile.
Fixed how Makefile variable SHELL is set on macOS vs. Linux.
Using /bin/sh on macOS due to how zsh treats globs by default.
Added charbit.h to define CALC_CHARBIT which is either CHAR_BIT
from <limits.h> or 8 or a value set by the Makefile variable
CALC_CHARBIT. Added have_limits.h to determine if <limits.h>
is a system include file.
Compiling now tests for _WIN64 as well when testing for _WIN32.
Now assuming that <stdio.h> is available under _WIN32 and _WIN64.
Added some preliminary notes about attempts to compile calc
under Windows 11.
BTW: While we are unable to use Windows 11, we welcome
Windows 11 developers to try compiling calc natively
(instead of via a Linux virtual machine). If you are
able to compile Windows 11 natively, we would welcome
GitHub pull requests showing any needed modifications:
https://github.com/lcn2/calc/pulls
Please also add notes to the 'Compiling calc under Windows 11'
section in README.WINDOWS file.
We added Makefile.simple as part of the master branch source
to help those who may be using a make tool that does not support
GNU Make-like features such as "ifeq" and ":=".
Fixed incorrect ustat_dev member ref in seed() builtin that
was part of the unreleased calc v2.12.0.11.
Added charbit.h to define CALC_CHARBIT which is either CHAR_BIT
from <limits.h> or 8 or a value set by the Makefile variable
CALC_CHARBIT. Added have_limits.h to determine if <limits.h>
is a system include file.
