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05 Feb 2007 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Bug Report | wrong version in include/midas.h? | The present .../include/midas.h contains
[alpha@laddvme06 ~/online]$ grep 1.9.5 /home/alpha/packages/midas/include/*
/home/alpha/packages/midas/include/midas.h:#define MIDAS_VERSION "1.9.5"
All MIDAS utilities (odbedit ver) presently report version 1.9.5, even for svn
trunk, and this may confuse people as to what version of midas they are using,
and may complicate reporting of bugs.
Perhaps the trunk version should say something like "svn-22233344" (the svn
revision number)? The present "1.9.5" is wrong...
K.O. |
339
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06 Feb 2007 |
Stefan Ritt | Bug Report | wrong version in include/midas.h? | > The present .../include/midas.h contains
> [alpha@laddvme06 ~/online]$ grep 1.9.5 /home/alpha/packages/midas/include/*
> /home/alpha/packages/midas/include/midas.h:#define MIDAS_VERSION "1.9.5"
>
> All MIDAS utilities (odbedit ver) presently report version 1.9.5, even for svn
> trunk, and this may confuse people as to what version of midas they are using,
> and may complicate reporting of bugs.
>
> Perhaps the trunk version should say something like "svn-22233344" (the svn
> revision number)? The present "1.9.5" is wrong...
Fully agree. I added a svn_revision string into midas.h, which gets reported now
by "odbedit ver". Unfortunately this reflects only changes in midas.c. If one
changes odb.c for example, the svn revision in midas.c does not get modified by
the SVN system. In addition I changed the present version 1.9.5 to 2.0.0. I made
the tar and zip files. After some internal testing, it will be announced
officially in a few days. |
2350
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03 Mar 2022 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Info | zlib required, lz4 internal | as of commit 8eb18e4ae9c57a8a802219b90d4dc218eb8fdefb, the gzip compression
library is required, not optional.
this fixes midas and manalyzer mis-build if the system gzip library
is accidentally not installed. (is there any situation where
gzip library is not installed on purpose?)
midas internal lz4 compression library was renamed to mlz4 to avoid collision
against system lz4 library (where present). lz4 files from midasio are now
used, lz4 files in midas/include and midas/src are removed.
I see that on recent versions of ubuntu we could switch to the system version
of the lz4 library. however, on centos-7 systems it is usually not present
and it still is a supported and widely used platform, so we stay
with the midas-internal library for now.
K.O. |
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