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2011-06-25 | Clean up the use of AC_COMPILE_IFELSE and AC_LINK_IFELSE to fix a bunch of ↵ | Daniel Burrows | 1 | -2/+2 | |
autoconf warnings. | |||||
2009-10-13 | Add a macro to find the Boost date-time library, in case I want it in the ↵ | Daniel Burrows | 1 | -0/+107 | |
future. | |||||
2009-09-03 | Fix the check for Boost.IOStream so that it works with the new Boost version ↵ | Daniel Burrows | 1 | -1/+2 | |
in unstable. The new Boost dropped the "-mt" suffix from the library name. The new check will find either the "-mt" version or the non-"-mt" version, preferring the one with "-mt". Hopefully the new Debian compile really is multithreaded and the maintainer didn't just forget to enable a threaded build... | |||||
2009-08-22 | Compress data stored in the file cache. | Daniel Burrows | 2 | -0/+290 | |
Has the obvious advantage of allowing the cache to cache more information for a given cache size. Currently this is hardcoded to use a level-9 gzip compressor. Other compressors supported by Boost IOStreams could be linked in, but gzip -9 is a good tradeoff between space savings and time to compress (see, e.g., jgoerzen's empirical tests "How to think about compression"). Right now the only other compression algorithm in IOStreams is bzip2. | |||||
2005-10-01 | [aptitude @ Import the Subversion repository into darcs.] | Daniel Burrows | 31 | -0/+2723 | |