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28 -- $Id: README,v 1.10 2009/06/27 14:44:30 tom Exp $
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30 For discussion of the package internals, see hackguide.html in the doc/html
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34 The llib-lXXXX files could be used as lint-library sources (and were, at one
35 time). However, they are actually used as a documentation aid to keep track
36 of changes to the public/private interfaces in ncurses. Most of the text in
37 these files is generated using cproto; some manual cleanup and adjustment of
38 types (to reflect #define's in curses.h) is needed. The functions listed in
39 the llib-lXXXX files do not correspond to the default configure options; some
40 additional ones are added to include "all" of the entrypoints for each of the
41 major configurations (normal, wide-character, threaded):
44 --disable-root-environ