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warning: variable 'r' might be clobbered by 'longjmp' or 'vfork'
when using certain Apple inlined functions in @synchronized/@try blocks.
- Updated to Xcode 3.1 so the GTM and iPhone project have the same baseline.
The code should work in other version of xcode, but the projects and
xcconfig files now use 3.1 features.
- Added GTMABAddressBook which is a cocoa wrapper for the 'C' AddressBook
APIs on the iPhone.
- Added several set environment variable statements to RunIPhoneUnitTest.sh
to encourage bugs to come out of the woodwork.
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to it's dependencies on undocumented frameworks, and the ScreenSaver
framework doesn't play nicely in GC mode.
- Added property methods to GTMHTTPFetcher. These are convenient alternatives
to storing an NSDictionary in the userData.
- Renamed GTMDevLog.m to GTMDevLogUnitTestingBridge.m and added some more
comments where it comes into play to hopefully make it more clear that it
isn't needed in most cases.
- Fixed a potential GTMHTTPFetcher crash on failed authentication.
- Added a obj-c logging package, GTMLogger, for applications that want an
application level logging system. See GTMLogger.h, GTMLogger+ASL.h, and
GTMLoggerRingBufferWriter.h for what the basic system and two optional
additions can do.
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- Fixed up GTMIPhoneUnitTestDelegate to be pickier about which tests it runs
- Added GTMNSString+URLArguments to GTMiPhone
- Added GTMHTTPFetcher and GTMHTTPServer to GTMiPhone
- Made sure that build would work with iPhone device attached, and that all
tests run directly on the phone.
- Added GTMValidatingContainers which are a set of mutable container classes
that allow you to have a selector on a target that is called to verify that
the objects being put into the container are valid. This can be controlled
at compile time so that you don't take the performance hit in a release build.
- Added GTMPath, which represents an existing absolute path on the file system.
It also makes it very easy to contruct new paths in the file system as well
as whole directory hierarchies.
- Added GTMNSString+Replace for a common replacement need.
- Added NSString+FindFolder for two commen helpers for building paths to common
locations.
- Added GTMLargeTypeWindow for doing display windows similar to Address Book
Large Type display for phone numbers.
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thomasvl@gmail.com