Drizzle

Merge lp:~mordred/drizzle/codestyle into lp:~drizzle-trunk/drizzle/development

  1. codestyle
  2. Merge into development
Proposed by Monty Taylor
Status: Merged
Merge reported by: Monty Taylor
Merged at revision: 489
Proposed branch: lp:~mordred/drizzle/codestyle
Merge into: lp:~drizzle-trunk/drizzle/development
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lp:~mordred/drizzle/codestyle updated
338. By Monty Taylor

Tagged more strings.

339. By Monty Taylor

Merged in new strings.

340. By Monty Taylor

Got everything using sql_print_*.

341. By Monty Taylor

Removed LIST from libdrizzle.

342. By Monty Taylor

Fixed syntax error.

343. By Monty Taylor

Removed duplicate heap_var test.

344. By Monty Taylor

Removed full-path reference to libserialize, since it's a depend from this dir.

345. By Monty Taylor

Removed extraneous includes.

346. By Monty Taylor

Merged from trunk.

347. By Monty Taylor

Fixed a few build oopses for out-of-tree builds.

348. By Monty Taylor

Updated templates.

349. By Monty Taylor

Added explicit .h file relationship.

350. By Monty Taylor

Merged from Mats.

351. By Monty Taylor

Removed .h files from sources.

352. By Brian Aker <email address hidden>

Merge of Brian's tree to main tree.

353. By Brian Aker

Moved Field iterator out to its own definition.

354. By Brian Aker

Refactor of Table methods.

355. By Brian Aker

More Table cleanup

356. By Brian Aker

Class cleanups... duplicates are in definitions and unireg :(

357. By Brian Aker

flag cleanup

358. By Brian Aker

More removal on modes.

359. By Brian Aker

More modes removed. 0 always becomes new number again

360. By Brian Aker

More MODE removal.

361. By Brian Aker

One more mode down, two more left to go!

362. By Brian Aker

No more dead special flags...

363. By Monty Taylor

Merged from Jay.

364. By Monty Taylor

Merged from Harrison.

365. By Monty Taylor

Updated po files.

366. By Patrick Galbraith <email address hidden>

Ulong conversion

367. By Patrick Galbraith <email address hidden>

Added in passing tests

368. By Patrick Galbraith <email address hidden>

Merge with trunk

369. By Brian Aker

Removed dead bits.

370. By Brian Aker <email address hidden>

Merge from Patrick.

371. By Jay Pipes

Merge from Arjen. Fixes some stuff in the test suite

372. By Jay Pipes

From Mats. Corrected build issue with missing Makefile target

373. By Jay Pipes

Merged Grant's fixes for sql_derived. Fixes bug#261687

374. By Patrick Galbraith <email address hidden>

Added back tests, work in progress

375. By Brian Aker

Removed duplicate C99/posix calls.

376. By Brian Aker

strend remove

377. By Brian Aker

Changing default character set from this point on.

378. By Monty Taylor

Removed unused var.

379. By Monty Taylor

Merged removal of DYNAMIC_STRING.

380. By Monty Taylor

Removed EMBEDDED_LIBRARY.

381. By Monty Taylor

Reformatted slap and test.

382. By Monty Taylor

Removed bogus copyright headers.

383. By Monty Taylor

Merged in from brian.

384. By Monty Taylor

Expanded po subdir trap to catch the case where we're setting programs to :.

385. By Monty Taylor

Merged in new po files.

386. By Monty Taylor

Merged from trunk.

387. By Monty Taylor

Merged from client-split.

388. By Monty Taylor

Merged from client-split.

389. By Monty Taylor

Removed strndup calls.

390. By Monty Taylor

Removed stpncpy from source.

391. By Monty Taylor

Merged in from client-split.

392. By Monty Taylor

Fixed a small compile problem.

393. By Monty Taylor

Removed more stupid defines.

394. By Monty Taylor

Fix configure problem on cygwin. Thanks awfief.

395. By Brian Aker <email address hidden>

Fixed uint/ushort issue in libdrizzle

396. By Brian Aker

Cleanup tiny and small int.

397. By Brian Aker

Remove tiny/small int.

398. By Brian Aker

Remove short.

399. By Brian Aker

Removed dead datatype (even dead in original server...). Mindless 6:30AM
task.

400. By Brian Aker

Dead prep code.

401. By Brian Aker

Partial Query_arena removal

402. By Brian Aker

Remove reference to Query_arena

403. By Brian Aker

Dead code removal.

404. By Brian Aker

Removed dead variable

405. By Brian Aker

Removed first_cond_optimization variable.

406. By Brian Aker

Cleanup around Query_arena.

407. By Brian Aker

Removed deprecated options from drizzled

408. By Brian Aker

Removed dead bits to HA_CREATE_INFO

409. By Brian Aker

First pass to dump legacy types (wow! this has been a long time coming)

410. By Brian Aker

Removed legacy type, but truncate is no longer doing recreate. This should
be reoptimized.

411. By Brian Aker

Removed legacy bits around enum.

412. By Brian Aker <email address hidden>

Removed non-portable call.

413. By Brian Aker <email address hidden>

Merge of my GNU stuff

414. By Monty Taylor

Removed ta.po, since it was empty and had an empty translator.

415. By Monty Taylor

Merged.

416. By Monty Taylor

Removed unused crud.

417. By Monty Taylor

Merged from stdint-includes-fix.

418. By Monty Taylor

Merged in some new translations.

419. By Monty <email address hidden>

Merged up to 408 of stdint-includes-fix.

420. By Monty <email address hidden>

Fixed some max/min misses.

421. By Monty <email address hidden>

Made including stdint.h work.

422. By Monty <email address hidden>

Various int64 constant fixes.

423. By Monty <email address hidden>

Merged from Trond.

424. By Monty <email address hidden>

Removed __EXTENSIONS__

425. By Monty Taylor

Removed getpass references.

426. By Monty Taylor

Replaced struct timeval with struct timespec. Timeval doesn't seem to be
so popular anymore.

427. By Monty Taylor

Removed double compile of 4 mysys files.

428. By Monty Taylor

Removed int7 and int15 and non-stdbool bool def.

429. By Monty Taylor

Removed SOCKET redefines.

430. By Monty Taylor

Removed completely unused defines.

431. By Monty Taylor

Removed my_isinf. isinf is part of C99.

432. By Monty Taylor

Missed two socket_errno earlier.

433. By Monty Taylor

And missed an isinf.

434. By Monty Taylor

Fixed stacktrace linking/building problem on OSX.

435. By Monty Taylor

Merged with trunk.

436. By Brian Aker

Removed non-existent CUBE operator.

437. By Brian Aker

Merging Mark's logging work.

438. By Brian Aker

Merge from Monty

439. By Monty Taylor

Merged from trond.

440. By Monty Taylor

Moved PRAGMA_INTERFACE to configure.ac

441. By Monty Taylor

Move unconditional defines to config.h.

442. By Monty Taylor

Moved likely, unlikely and __attribute__ redefines to autoconf.

443. By Monty Taylor

Moved POSIX_PTHREAD flag.

444. By Monty Taylor

Moved REENTRANT.

445. By Monty Taylor

Moved sun defines to configure.ac.

446. By Monty Taylor

Moved GNU_SOURCE define to configure.

447. By Monty Taylor

Removed DONT_REMEMBER_SIGNAL define.

448. By Monty Taylor

Moved global defines to configure.ac.

449. By Monty Taylor

Removed rint check - rint is part of C99.

450. By Monty Taylor

Removed GCC_VERSION

451. By Monty Taylor

Removed my_reinterpret_cast. It's not GNU specific.

452. By Monty Taylor

Removed my_const_cast.

453. By Monty Taylor

Removed function_volatile - unusued.

454. By Monty Taylor

Removed RETSIGHANDLER to sig_handler define.

455. By Monty Taylor

Rewored Sun C99 stuff in autoconf. (Trond... will this work?)

456. By Monty Taylor

Ooops. Left in a syntax error.

457. By Monty <email address hidden>

Re-worked a few defines to work around old autoconf version.

458. By Monty Taylor

Merged from trunk.

459. By Monty Taylor

Merged from Lee.

460. By Monty Taylor

Removed x_free calls.

461. By Monty Taylor

Removed NullS. bu-bye.

462. By Monty Taylor

Removed safeFree.

463. By Monty Taylor

Killed last remaining __alpha__ ifdef.

464. By Monty Taylor

Removed my_offsetof - no longer used.

465. By Monty Taylor

Made a few macros into template functions.

466. By Monty Taylor

Fixed modelines... these files are c++.

467. By Monty Taylor

Made sql_state and stacktrace compile as C++. drizzled/ is pure c++ now.

468. By Monty Taylor

Repaced sql_state stuff with template function and c++ algorithm.

469. By Monty Taylor

Moved compile_time_assert.

470. By Monty Taylor

Remove madvise decl.

471. By Monty Taylor

Added header protections.

472. By Monty Taylor

Moved qsort declarations.

473. By Monty Taylor

Removed size_socket. For crying out loud.

474. By Monty Taylor

Added intl.m4 to m4 dir.

475. By Monty Taylor

Added m4 files for deficient systems. Changed include mechanism to not need
direct includes of all files.

476. By Monty Taylor

Added codeset.m4

477. By Monty Taylor

Removed my_free(). It turns out that it had been def'd to ignore the flags passed to it in the second arg anyway. Gotta love that.

478. By Monty Taylor

Made my_alloc actually always use malloc.

479. By Monty Taylor

Merged in from trunk.

480. By Brian Aker

Two regression fixes.

481. By Brian Aker

Remove all of uchar.

482. By Brian Aker

Remove uint.

483. By Brian Aker

Removed dead bit around SP/Triggers

484. By Brian Aker

Random dead cleanup (mainly around SSL in the replication master.info)

485. By Brian Aker

No need for charsets in replication code (we only have one now).

486. By Brian Aker

Removed dead repl_failsafe file.

487. By Brian Aker

First pieces to new master.info file.

488. By Brian Aker

Mergining Monty's work

489. By Brian Aker

Merge from Monty.

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