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This is the standard RISC OS convention (cf OS_NewLine) - some apps assume
it when redirecting output.

Version 5.02. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-5_02'

Detail:

  * More minor message alterations: removed "Network Computer" and replaced
    this with "system", since this is generic.  Also brought the
    other resources up-to-date by including messages missing from the
    non-UK resources.

Admin:

  * Checked but untested.  (These additional changes made after having
    discovered the phrase "Network Computer" within "rlib" during a
    search across the whole of the Lazarus sources; hopefully, I have
    found them all this time!)

Version 5.01. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-5_01'

Detail:

  * Modified the text of the C library error C55, C57 and C58.  They no
    longer refer to the "Network Computer" and now preserve both
    PC and register information.  (The actual error string remains
    suppressed, however.)  [Fault fix for fault ID 1119.]

Admin:

  * Untested.  Affects RCA resources only.

Version 5.00. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-5_00'

Detail:
  amu cleverly sets Sys$ReturnCode to zero just prior to executing
    any command from the Makefile, hence checking for Sys$ReturnCode
    does not work.  Script changed to look for AMU$ReturnCode which
    is (in amu 5.06 and later) the return code of the previous command.
    However, since the variable will not be set by earlier versions of
    amu, the behaviour of always copying the file will return until
    amu 5.06 appears in the build.
Admin:
  Tested manually.

Version 4.99. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_99'

Detail:
  The Makefile now performs a diff of CLIB:h.swis and derived.swis
    in order to determine whether it needs to export the header or
    not.  This can save compilation time if the header file has not
    changed since it used to cause virtually all C code to recompile.
  s/makeswish now imports Hdr:Machine.<Machine> and executes $GetIO
    to ensure that the Portable module header export functions
    correctly.
Admin:
  Tested.

Version 4.98. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_98'

It also copes with STFE now - it was totally broken.
32-bit stubs and corresponding LibInit SWIs created.
All rather untested.

Version 4.97, 4.12.2.3. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_97-4_12_2_3'

Detail:
  Somebody had modified the SWI call to Territory_Collate to be done
    via _swix instead of _kernel_swi, but didn't remove the _kernel_swi_regs
    variable (r) and didn't change the function return value to return the
    new "ret" variable instead of r.r[0] which gives arbitrary results - in
    particular it confuses qsort.
Admin:
  Tested that it builds.

Version 4.97. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_97'

Detail:
  If qsort is passed an invalid base pointer and the number of entries
    is zero, then due to some pointer artihmetic going wrong, it aborts.
    The fix is to trap zero length arrays and exit quickly.
Admin:
  Required by cmhg prior to version 5.20 which had an explicit fix to
    prevent triggering this bug.
  Reportedly this fix is required by PhotoDesk prior to version 3.03.

Version 4.96. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_96'

ROM patches.
fp and lr are now set correctly before calling a SWI. This allows much better
recovery if the SWI aborts or generates an error.

Version 4.95. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_95'

  Added protection for cfront inclusion of stdint.h to ensure
    inclusion is faulted.
Admin:
  Tested.
  Sources which are compiled -fussy will require Norcroft cc version
    5.11 or later in order to avoid the warning about the use of an
    undefined macro in an #if pre-processor statement and to avoid
    the non-ANSI include warning.

Version 4.94. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_94'

Added <stdbool.h>, <iso646.h>, <stdint.h> and <inttypes.h>, as per the current ISO C9X FDIS, as far as is possible given a non-C9X compiler.

Version 4.93. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_93'

Version 4.92. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_92'

A feeble hack to get Edit to display Japanese, plus a more serious attempt
that doesn't work, compiled out.

Version 4.91. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_91'

  Moved template for swis.h out of asm source into separate text file.
Detail:
  s.makehswis: The text which forms the common header for the derived
    swis.h is now stored externally rather than declared inline with
    assembler directives.
  h.swisheaders: The external file containing the common header.
    Now wraps the declarations of _swi and _swix with "#pragma -v4"
    to activate the _swi/_swix parameter checking for those functions.
  Makefile: Added dependency of derived.swis on h.swisheader
Admin:
  Built and exported.  Tested with cc 5.09 and it was happy with the
  new pragma (it ignores it).  Tested with what will be cc 5.10 and
  it recognised it and started checking _swi and _swix calls.

Version 4.90. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_90'

StrongARMfudge flag removed.
StrongARM compatibility set according to AMBKernel flag in Hdr:RISCOS
strftime %U and %W specifiers fixed for week 0.

Version 4.89. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_89'

Version 4.88. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_88'

Merged Spinner branch changes onto trunk (new RCA messages files and Makefile changes). Convert to srccommit while we're at it.

Removed a few $Revision's to prevent future spurious merge clashes.

Version 4.87. Tagged as 'RISC_OSLib-4_87'

If a module written in C uses function getenv, buffer space
is allocated in the RMA. This buffer was never freed, leading
to RMA leakage when the module was 'RMKill'ed or 'RMReInit'ed.

Changes

 c.armsys
   added function _terminate_getenv to free the buffer

 c.stdlib
   added flag getenv_finalised to the exit_s structure

   initialised getenv_finalised in function _exit_init

   atexit tests getenv_finalised, calls _terminate_getenv

 s.version
   version string changed to 4.86 (27 Jul 1998)

Sprout from master 1996-11-05 09:25:44 UTC Neil Turton <nturton@gitlab.riscosopen.org> 'Import from cleaned 360 CD'
Delete:
    !MkDecode,fd7
    MakeDecAOF