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46659 6501 d 5 h murdoch /branches/djm-parseRd/ Create temporary branch for Rd parsing code.  
46500 6532 d 10 h ripley /trunk/src/main/ remove redundant code  
45983 6606 d 10 h ripley /trunk/src/ tweaks  
45982 6606 d 11 h ripley /trunk/ more checks of mode when opening connections  
45947 6613 d 11 h ripley /trunk/ strerror is C90, so assume it rather than branch on it  
45446 6670 d 6 h ripley /trunk/src/main/ whitespace cleanup  
45410 6671 d 7 h ripley /trunk/ some details of CHARSXP cache  
45409 6671 d 8 h ripley /trunk/ remove allocString.
start towards taking allocVector(CHARSXP) private.		  
44796 6704 d 23 h ripley /trunk/ more tidying up of error messages  
44795 6704 d 23 h ripley /trunk/src/ more information on failed file opening  
44512 6734 d 7 h ripley /trunk/ tidy up (a bit) the use of 'invalid'  
42307 6942 d 9 h ripley /trunk/src/ change reference to GPL  
42241 6951 d 20 h ripley /trunk/src/main/ make use of [u]intptr_t  
41901 6987 d 10 h ripley /trunk/src/ use void* for generic memory pointers
add back-compatibility to R_AllocStringBuffer, with a warning		  
41883 6990 d 1 h ripley /trunk/src/ remove non-longer-needed casts
don't use variable as format in error.		  
41831 6991 d 19 h rgentlem /trunk/ yet another set of CHARSXP patches - hopefully almost the last of these  
41807 6993 d 3 h rgentlem /trunk/ patches from Seth F for the CHARSXP hashing changes
Seth says:
const char fixes

CHAR() internal macro now returns (const char *)

Add CHAR_RW: writable CHARSXP access for internal R use only

const char fixes for methods package

Add NEWS item and some doc to R-ext for CHARSXP changes		  
41715 7002 d 12 h ripley /trunk/ improvements to error/warning messages  
41686 7005 d 6 h ripley /trunk/ more improvements to warning/error messages  
41495 7019 d 22 h rgentlem /trunk/src/ a large number of changes to alter the behavior of CHARSXPs so that
they are unique and hashed. This will have some effect on run time, but
for any application which uses a lot of names (like big arrays with
row or column names) the savings are often impressive		  

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