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* change to Mb and Gb for both total size and transfer rate if needed
* round up to 1 second for downloads that were between 1s and 0.5s
This function needs some serious looking at, as it's probably not 64bit safe (thus the "wrong calculation" problem on the list).
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packages to be upgraded in a -Su operation. Much of the code is duplicated from
sync.c.
TODO: move the implementation to upgrades.c, and reimplement the sync_sysupgrade
function in terms of this:
trans->packages = alpm_get_upgrades();
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operations (now aborts on a corrupt archive)
* Fixed the pm_fprintf newline error that was plaguing us. It seems a line
resetting 'neednl' was removed a while back (by me). This causes all the
output errors we've been seeing
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* fixed progress output (needs an fflush to move cursor properly)
* broke display_targets function out, to display a list of syncpkgs in
preparation for a -Qu option
* added get_update_time function to deal with progress functions that shouldn't
update too fast due to output redraw speeds
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* Removed useless buildstring function from util.h; replaced all calls of it
with list_display.
* Made list_display output 2 spaces instead of 1 between each item.
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* no real sense in query_fileowner returning an int
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* The --debug params were goofy. New setup allows --debug without params,
--debug=<level> where level 1=debug output, 2=debug and download output,
3=debug, download, and function tracing output. This seems more sane to me.
* Removed PM_LOG_FLOW1 and PM_LOG_FLOW2. They were just confusing. When adding
new functions, it is near impossible to determin if your output should be
"flow1" or "flow2" without tracking all the way up the call chain. Rarely
would one ever say "ok, lets just show "flow2" output. These have both been
replaced with PM_LOG_DEBUG
* Removed the need for the root parameter on alpm_initialize. it is now
defaulted to PM_ROOT just like dbpath and cachedir. This allows alpm to be
initialized BEFORE option parsing in the front end, saving us some duplicate
variables in the frontend.
* Cleaned up front end variables due to early alpm_initialize call.
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be fixed.
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* Reduced magic number usage by fill_progress function (new).
* Some switch indent fixing.
* Remove use of log10 call.
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* gcc visiblity changes
Also modified _alpm_versioncmp -> alpm_versioncmp (public function) as per K.
Piche's suggestions
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* Fix up add.c a bit better than it was in regards to FS #3492.
* Optimized the sqrt call in dependency cycle checking to a single call.
* Removal of an outdated comment.
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package file.
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* alpm_list_is_in --> alpm_list_find
* alpm_list_is_strin --> alpm_list_find_str
* Flip parameters of both functions to be inline with rest of alpm_list.
First commit, woohoo.
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* Removed ./gen-mirrorlist.sh invocation from configure script:
Mirror-files are generated by make, not configure.
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* Lots of code cleanup, and type fixes
* Make 'makeworld' a bit more in-line with the other stuff
* Make -Si and -Qi operations appear the same
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Signed-off-by: Dan McGee <dpmcgee@gmail.com>
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* Added alpm_list_remove_node for single list node removal
* Proper error checking/output for failed db_read/db_write (missing files)
* Invalid packages (missing files) are now removed from the package cache
* -Qs and -Ss output now look the same
* config.rpath causes errors on one machine I had, so I added it to CVS
* Fixed a "clobbered memory" issue when installing groups - only the outer list
should be free'd, not the contained data
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optimizations in order to make the code much more readable and
type-checkable. Every enum in the library now has it's own type that
should be used instead of the generic 'unsigned char'. In addition,
several #define statements dealing with constants were converted to
enums.
Signed-off-by: Dan McGee <dpmcgee@gmail.com>
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* Fixed -Ss output so as not to call alpm_list_getdata with a NULl list
* Added a NULL check in alpm_list_getdata
* Fixed alpm_list_add_sorted to properly handle a new / beginning insertions
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Newlines were included in both setting the string
variable and in the printf, remove the extra ones.
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* renamed pmlist_t -> alpm_list_t
* made alpm_list_t a public type (alpm_list.h header)
* removed additional storage for registered DBs in pacman source
* some code cleanup
* removed duplicate (pm)list_display functions from pacman source
* misc code cleanup
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* remove getcols call in main()
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* Removed some unnecessary headers and library links
* Made things static if possible
* Cleaned up makefiles a bit
* Fixed some old comments in the code
* Fixed some errors the static code checker splint pointed out
* Backwards arguments in a memset call in _alpm_db_read (could have been worse)
* Other various small fixes
Other:
* Default to 80 columns when getcols cannot determine display width
* Removal of ._install as a valid install file in packages
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* fix for -Qii regression
* package.c cleanup
* some refactoring changes
Moved split_pkgname as per Dan's suggestion
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* Attempted fix for FS#6100 - "-Spd foo" failure
* Beginning of refactoring from Dan McGee <dpmcgee@gmail.com>
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* Added libdownload check in configure.ac
* Added generation for mirrorlists in pacman.d
NOTE: autoconf sucks for things like this, so gen-mirrorlist is required
Dan McGee <dpmcgee@gmail.com>:
* mirrorlist.in file
Roman Kyrylych <roman.kyrylych@gmail.com>:
* ukrainian mirror
Jürgen Hötzel <juergen@hoetzel.info>:
* conditional build for pacman.static
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statement with ' ' until the size of the terminal. The rationale is that, when
a log message is emitted during progress bar display, the terminal is artifacted.
This prevents that messiness.
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http://www.archlinux.org/pipermail/pacman-dev/2006-December/000792.html
* configure fixes (CFLAGS)
* no-strict-aliasing hacks until full C99 compliance
* --with-config-file configure option
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clear
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* IgnorePkg and --ignore work again
* Partial changes to support removal of conflicts for -U and -A (INCOMPLETE)
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