Mon Sep 13 18:15:27 UTC 2010 Johnny Willemsen <jwillemsen@remedy.nl>

          *:
          Zapped trailing whitespaces using
          find -name \*.h -o -name \*.cpp -name \*.inl | xargs perl -i -pe's/\s+\n/\n/'

4 files changed, 24 insertions, 24 deletions

diff --git a/ACE/apps/soreduce/Obj_Module.h b/ACE/apps/soreduce/Obj_Module.h
index 1836b75e7ec..f03a3c392c0 100644
--- a/ACE/apps/soreduce/Obj_Module.h
+++ b/ACE/apps/soreduce/Obj_Module.h
@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@
 #define _OBJ_MODULE_H_
 
 // Obj_Module encapsulates the result of applying nm to a single object module
-// in a shared library.  Currently an object module consists of two types of 
+// in a shared library.  Currently an object module consists of two types of
 // signatures, those that are exported, able to resolve references from others,
 // and those that are imported, needing resolution.
 //
-// Obj_Modules keep track of external references. In the end, any module that 
+// Obj_Modules keep track of external references. In the end, any module that
 // has one or more external references to it must be included in the resulting
-// library. While the means exists to remove external references, perhaps 
-// through further analysis of undefined signatures and their usage, this is 
-// not currently done. Once a technique is discovered to allow for easy 
+// library. While the means exists to remove external references, perhaps
+// through further analysis of undefined signatures and their usage, this is
+// not currently done. Once a technique is discovered to allow for easy
 // determination that reference is truly unneeded this code may be useful.
 
 #include "Sig_List.h"
@@ -51,12 +51,12 @@ public:
   // not included in the final library.
   int extref ();
 
-  // add a new external reference to this module. 
+  // add a new external reference to this module.
   void add_extref ();
 
   // remove an exterenal reference. Currently, this function is not used.
   void remove_extref();
-  
+
 private:
   void populate_sig_list (Sig_List &, int ,  ACE_Message_Block *);
   int read_line (ACE_HANDLE src, ACE_Message_Block **buf);
diff --git a/ACE/apps/soreduce/SO_Group.h b/ACE/apps/soreduce/SO_Group.h
index 09758c8c7bb..df4723a5905 100644
--- a/ACE/apps/soreduce/SO_Group.h
+++ b/ACE/apps/soreduce/SO_Group.h
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
 // analize a collection of applications so that common shared libraries can
 // be reduced.
 
-class SO_Group 
+class SO_Group
 {
 public:
   SO_Group ();
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ public:
   // libraries if found. Finally, add the undefined symbols from the executable
   // to the undefs collection.
   void add_executable(const char * );
-  
+
   // Do the actual business of the program
   void analize ();
 
diff --git a/ACE/apps/soreduce/Sig_List.h b/ACE/apps/soreduce/Sig_List.h
index 9b4b0dc115f..bd85974451e 100644
--- a/ACE/apps/soreduce/Sig_List.h
+++ b/ACE/apps/soreduce/Sig_List.h
@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@
 #ifndef _SIG_LIST_H_
 #define _SIG_LIST_H_
 
-// A Sig_List is a specialized container of signatures. The initial use of a 
-// Sig_List was to manage a variable length of undefined Signatures, so the 
-// program could know when all possible resolutions were determined. As the 
-// program grows in complexity, Sig_Lists are used to store other groups as 
-// well.  The methods provide simple list traversal, as well as efficient use 
+// A Sig_List is a specialized container of signatures. The initial use of a
+// Sig_List was to manage a variable length of undefined Signatures, so the
+// program could know when all possible resolutions were determined. As the
+// program grows in complexity, Sig_Lists are used to store other groups as
+// well.  The methods provide simple list traversal, as well as efficient use
 // of space.
 
 #include "Signature.h"
diff --git a/ACE/apps/soreduce/Signature.h b/ACE/apps/soreduce/Signature.h
index 358a756aa7a..189a430543a 100644
--- a/ACE/apps/soreduce/Signature.h
+++ b/ACE/apps/soreduce/Signature.h
@@ -9,15 +9,15 @@
 #ifndef _SIGNATURE_H_
 #define _SIGNATURE_H_
 
-// Signature class encapsulates a single line of nm output. This line may be 
-// either an "undefined" name to be resolved, or text or data which resolves 
-// the unknowns. Some of the features of the Signature class are currently 
-// unused, such as owner_, which is anticipation of analysis that may lead to 
-// further code reduction. The premise being that unresolved symbols that are 
-// defined within otherwise unused code should not be resolved. However this 
-// information is not available in the output of nm. Further research is 
+// Signature class encapsulates a single line of nm output. This line may be
+// either an "undefined" name to be resolved, or text or data which resolves
+// the unknowns. Some of the features of the Signature class are currently
+// unused, such as owner_, which is anticipation of analysis that may lead to
+// further code reduction. The premise being that unresolved symbols that are
+// defined within otherwise unused code should not be resolved. However this
+// information is not available in the output of nm. Further research is
 // required.
-// 
+//
 // Signatures are reference counted to avoid duplication.
 
 #include <ace/SString.h>
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ public:
 
   enum Kind {
     text_,
-    undef_ 
+    undef_
   };
 
   Signature (const ACE_CString &);
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ private:
   ACE_CString name_;
   int ref_count_;
   int used_;
-  Signature * owner_; 
+  Signature * owner_;
   Kind kind_;
 };