GLOBAL-6.6 released.

[Shigio YAMAGUCHI]

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Hello hackers,

It is my great pleasure to announce the release of GLOBAL-6.6.

GLOBAL is a source code tagging system that works the same way across

diverse environments, for example, emacs, vi, less, bash, web browser

and etc. It is useful for hacking a large project.

[CHANGES]

New facilities:

o gtags: Added support for glob patterns in langmap variable in gtags.conf(5).

  Now, you can treat source files without extension like ctags(1).

  (e.g. :langmap=Make\:.mak.mk([Mm]akefile):)

Changed:

o gozilla: Changed the default browser from 'mozilla' to 'firefox'.

o gtags.conf.in: Updated to adapt to the latest ctags(s).

  Removed: common-ctags-maps

  Updated: exuberant-ctags, universal-ctags

[INCOMPATIBLE CHANGES]

o universal-ctags.la: The --extra option in Exuberant-ctags is renamed

  to --extras (plural) in Universal-ctags for making consistent with

  --kinds-<LANG> and --fields.

[FIXED BUGS]

o gtags: (parser error) picked up a typedef name as both of definition

  and reference. Now it works.

Input:

[a.h]

typedef struct a A;

$ global -x A

A                   1 a.h              typedef struct a A;

$ global -x A -r

(global-6.5.7)

A                   1 a.h              typedef struct a A;

(global-6.6)

no output

o global: the -i option does not work correctly in some conditions.

  Now it works.

o global: didn't accept pattern as a string literal with the --from-here

  option, even if the --literal option was specified. Now, global(1)

  accepts pattern as a string literal with the --literal option.

o libdb: there was 4 Gbyte limitation on the system where `off_t' is 64 bits

  and `long' is 32 bits. Now it is eliminated.

o libparser: php parser was not reset state for each source file.

  So, it was producing unintelligible results. Now it is fixed.

o gozilla: with wrong argument caused segmentation violation.

$ gozilla -d

Segmentation fault: 11

  Now it displays usage.

You can download it from http://www.gnu.org/software/global/download.html

More detailed information is here: http://www.gnu.org/software/global/.

Enjoy!

Shigio YAMAGUCHI <address@hidden>

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