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Remove a bunch of code that Google stopped using/maintaining rather than trying
to update it it. Some would be hard to update, some actually has system provided
replacements; others are patterns that just don't seem as common now.
Prune out the code related to macOS <= 10.5, start pruning some of the really
old iOS support also.
Get the projects mostly limping again with modern Xcodes so tests can be run.
If someone ends up on this commit via history for something they still find
as useful, feel free to do a pull request to bring the snippet of code back to
life and update it for current SDKs.
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Fix up another case of bad format string handling by various versions of Xcode.
R=thomasvl
DELTA=15 (15 added, 0 deleted, 0 changed)
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Removing the checks until I can test with more local builds to confirm
it works, to many combinations that can break it seems.
TBR=dmaclach
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One more shot at working with older compilers.
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Trying to fix things for older compilers.
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Pile of fixes for trunk version of clang.
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DELTA=59 (26 added, 0 deleted, 33 changed)
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Fix a few warning in release mode, when _GTM* expands to not use it's arguments.
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Cleans up builds of GTM on Snow Leopard with gcc 4.2.
Cleans up iPhone configs
Adds libgcov for Snow Leopard
Fixes up some small bugs.
R=thomasvl
DELTA=2028 (972 added, 990 deleted, 66 changed)
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- fixed system include in GTMTheme
- put the logging of execected dev logs under env control and default it to
off to make unittest output a little easier to read.
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in log validation.
- Added GTM_SUPPORT_GC for controlling the inclusion of GC related code.
- If you are using GTMUnitTestDevLog, it also tries to capture logs from
NSAssert.
- Added GTM_FOREACH_OBJECT/GTM_FOREACH_KEY that uses NSEnumerator and
objectEnumerator/keyEnumerator on 10.4, but on 10.5+/iPhone uses
FastEnumeration.
- GTMNSWorkspace+Running gives a variety of ways of determining the attributes
of running processes.
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- Updated some tests for debug vs. release differences. (added help on log
validation for this).
- Some fixes build issues w/ different os versions.
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stack.
- Added GTM_EXTERN that makes it easier to mix and match objc and objc++ code.
- Added GTMHotKeysTextField for display and editing of hot key settings.
- Added GTMCarbonEvent for dealing with Carbon Events and HotKeys in a ObjC like way.
- Backported the Atomic Barrier Swap functions for Objective C back to Tiger.
- Added a variety of new functions to GTMUnitTestingUtilities for checking if the screensaver is in the way, waiting on user events, and generating keystrokes.
- If you are using any Carbon routines that log (DebugStr, AssertMacros.h) and use GTMUnitTestDevLog, the log routines now go through _GTMDevLog so that they can be caught in GTMUnitTestDevLog and verified like any _GTMDevLog calls you may make. For an example of this in action see GTMCarbonEventTest.m.
- Added GTMFileSystemKQueue. It provides a simple wrapper for kqueuing something in the file system and tracking changes to it.
- RunIPhoneUnitTest.sh now cleans up the user home directory and creates a documents directory within it, used when requesting a NSDocumentDirectory.
- Added GTMNSFileManager+Carbon which contains routines for path <-> Alias conversion and path <-> FSRef conversion.
- Added GTMNSArray+Merge for merging one array into another with or without a custom merging function, returning a new array with the merged contents.
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Landing GTMHTTPServer as a simple server but mainly for use in unittesting.
_GTMCompileAssert for doing compile time assertions to GTMDefines.h
Lots of improvments for UnitTesting, Dave's gonna put up a wiki page shortly with the full details of what can be done.
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dmaclach
Thomas Van Lenten
gtm.daemon
thomasvl@gmail.com
thomasvl