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More fallout from moving man pages to man/
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xsltproc never output on stdout. So the redirect did nothing, and
was overwritten by the output of xsltproc.
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One of the test cases for the unix<->iso8601 tests uses a value
which exceeds the time range on systems with a 32-bit time_t. This
adds a check to skip such cases (with a warning message) on such
platforms.
TESTED:
Ran time-regress on both a 64-bit time_t machine and a 32-bit time_t
machine. It now succeeds in both cases, with warnings in the
32-bit case.
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Supports forward copatibility in case of protocol extensions.
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On some older plaforms, clock_gettime() is contained in librt, thus
requiring linking with it. A mechanism already exists for doing this
where needed, but it was missing from the recipe for test_mktime.
TESTED:
On a BeagleBone running Debian 7, test_mktime now builds successfully.
It still needs another fix for platforms with a 32-bit time_t.
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Without a default, fails when connecting to older clients.
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part of cleaning up the root directory.
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To make it clear these are asciidoc files, not plain text.
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Most of the files are tagged SPDX BSD-2-Clause. Emails on the
gpsd-dev mailing list also confirm that the intention of the lead
developer, ESR, is that the BSD-2-Clause licence be used.
I believe there is consensus on this.
This patch:
1. Makes some minor formatting changes (tabs -> spaces)
2. Removes pseudo HTML formatting
3. Removes the mistaken 3rd clause included (non-endorsement)
4. Adds numbers to the clause, to follow the text on the OSI site
5. Replaces the word "Regents" with "Copyright Holder" in the
disclaimer, as per the OSI text.
Please add Sign-Offs if I have captured the consensus correctly.
Signed-off-by: Sanjeev Gupta <ghane0@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Gary E. Miller <gem@rellim.com>
Signed-off-by: Chris Kuethe <chris.kuethe@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Gerry Creager - NOAA Affiliate <gerry.creager@noaa.gov>
Signed-off-by: Fred Wright <fw@fwright.net>
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No place to put leapseconds in gps_data_t?
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The programs using the compiled Python extensions weren't specifying
the extensions as dependencies. This sometimes caused flaky failures
due to (parallel) build timing, and also caused "scons python-versions"
from scratch to fail consistently. Since the dependencies aren't
discovered automatically, they need to be added explicitly.
TESTED:
"scons python-versions" now succeeds when run from a clean state.
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Although in-tree testing is sometimes able to find the Python
libraries via program-relative addressing, later Python versions name
compiled extensions in a version-dependent manner. This means that
programs need to run with the specific version of Python that the
extensions were compiled for. This change invokes the "target_python"
explicitly for the version checks, rather than using the
system-default Python. This is the same approach that is taken by all
other Python-based tests.
TESTED:
The 'python-versions' test now passes with "target_python=python3.7",
while the system-default Python is 2.7. This is after already
building the extensions; another commit will add the missing
dependencies.
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The attempted workaround for the writeTimeout->write_timeout change in
serial.Serial() didn't work, since including the unexpected
"alternate" keyword argument caused an error. This was observed with
both V2.7 and V3.0 of pySerial, so it's not clear how this code ever
worked for anyone. It now uses only the correct argument name.
There are two other deprecated items, inWaiting and flushInput,
but these have not yet been removed in V3.0, so those are not
yet fixed (other than the comments).
TESTED:
Ran "ubxtool -p VER ..." against a u-Blox LEA-M8T in direct-serial
mode, with pySerial both 2.7 and 3.0. Did not test zerk, due to the
lack of appropriate hardware, but its changes are identical to those
in ubxtool.
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Those are C/A L2 pseudo-range and carrierphase.
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For some reason GREIS does not report carrierphase slips.
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