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    • brugger's avatar
      · c8400c42
      brugger authored 
      1) I updated the year in the copyright notice from "2000 - 2011" to
   "2000 - 2012" in all the "*.h" files in the src directory.

2) I moved a using statement out of a header file and into the appropriate
   ".C" files.



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    • brugger's avatar
      · 3ad0e019
      brugger authored 
      I updated the year in the copyright notice from "2000 - 2011" to
"2000 - 2012" in all the ".c" and ".C" files in the src directory.



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  19. 21 Nov, 2011 1 commit
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    • miller86's avatar
      Resolving #631, removing 'using' statements from all header files. · ace3d1e1
      miller86 authored 
      As a consequence, a lot of source files needed fixing up too. There
were many cases where source files referred to STL classes but either
did not include the cooresponding C++ STL header or did not have a
using statement or did not have a 'std::' scope resolution.

I added a hook to prevent commits of header files with using statements
in them. I added skips for anything in vendor_branches, release and
src/third_party_builtin and common/utility/visitstream.h (whose using
statements I think define a single symbol name such as cerr or endl).
Nonetheless, I still think visitstream.h might bare further scrutiny
on this issue.

There are a number of other observations I had regarding header file
design and usage that I will send to visit-developers in a follow-up
email.


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    • brugger's avatar
      · b22d9fd2
      brugger authored 
      I updated the copyright dates in the copyright notice in all the "*.c",
"*.C", "*.h", "*.java", "*.cmake", "*.txt" and "*.in" files in the "src"
directory.



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  33. 20 Jul, 2010 1 commit
    • brugger's avatar
      · a78ec05f
      brugger authored 
      I updated the LLNL review and release number in the copyright notice
in all the "*.C", "*.h", "*.java", "*.cmake", "*.txt" and "*.in" files
in the src directory.



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    • brugger's avatar
      · 546e8915
      brugger authored 
      1) I changed the year in the copyright notice from 2008 to 2009 in a
   bunch of files. A total of 5231 files were changed.

2) I corrected the LLNL review and release number in the copyright notices.
   It turns out I transposed 2 of the digits in many of the files when I
   originally put the new copyright notice in.



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  63. 07 Aug, 2008 1 commit
    • js9's avatar
      Fixing a whole bunch of warnings, especially ones that were real bugs. · f9aeaa60
      js9 authored 
      More info....

Arrays in the visit_* font .h files had values >255 but were of type unsigned char.
Many comparisons of char*'s with char*'s by pointer.  Convert to real string compare.
Sprintf's with too few arguments.
Sscanf's with a 32-bit %format trying to fill a 64-bit operand
Printf should use %p for pointers, not %x.
Missing cases in switch statements.
Order of operations undefined (e.g. "line == line++;").
Much use of string literals as values to char*, used const char* or casted instead.
Use of "char" as an index into an array.  Cast to unsigned char before use.
Some timer handle mismatches between start and stop.
Static function prototypes declared in header files with definitions in .C files.
Some lines with "if (a=b)" should have read "if (a==b)".  I changed those.
Others with "if (a=b)" were correct, and I made them "if ((a=b))"
Fixed the order of many constructor initializers
Added missing return statements from non-void functions, or made the function void.
Removed extraneous "\"s at the end of some comments (multiline comment possible)
Removed unnecessary modifier flags in scanf format strings.
Multiline string literals are deprecated.  Made them terminate at line endings.
Python code generation now uses const char* for string literals.
va_arg won't accept enums; they're promoted to int's.  So I changed a va_arg parser
to retrieve an int, then cast to the right enum aftwards.
Checking "if(buff)" when buff is defined as char[256] is always true.
ColorAttribute.xml was broken.




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  65. 23 Jul, 2008 1 commit
    • js9's avatar
      improved debugging output and grammar state summary output · d067b7d7
      js9 authored 
      cleanup up shift-reduce conflict code, both for correctness and error reporting
added backslashes as an allowable symbol in the scanner
added backslashes as the equivalent of forward slashes, but ONLY in paths
added support for using a backslash as an escaping mechanism
  -- you can escape *anything* except a foward or backward slash and it
     will treat it as a character, so you can now have variable names
     with any special character in them, such as "a (meters)" via
     "a\ \(meters\)".  IOW, this lets you avoid having to use the <>
     variable quoting if you don't need to specify a host, cycle, etc.



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  67. 01 May, 2008 1 commit