In message <199705301554.QAA26820_at_computer.hpl.hp.com>
timbo_at_computer.hpl.hp.com (> ) writes:
> > Uses gperf to build "fvwm-command-hasher.c" which gets included by
> > functions.c. Reworked functions.c to use a hash lookup on a built-in's
> > name instead of linear lookup. Reduced my startup time by 15% or so.
> > You may need to give -DNO_GPERF if you have problems with this.
>
> I have had a go with this patch. Animated menus and animated move are great,
>I
> vote they go in.
I've also noticed that the gperf stuff doesn't erase the file before
creating it. It appends another copy to the end. On my second make
I get redefinition errors because of it and have to truncate the
file.
> But the patch didn't apply very nicely on my HP-UX 10.20 box. It seems to ha
>ve
> too many changes for just one patch. There is a change to configure.h (the
> DEBUG #define with variable arguments) causes compiler warnings (I don't use
> gcc). Debug is also turned on by this patch. Setenv should be in a sperate
> patch. The gperf stuff does not rebuild if you edit functions.c to add a new
It has some problems with the DEC Alpha stuff too, but you can ignore
the DBUG stuff (even says so in the comments).
I noticed that there was a type conflict on a function return but cannot
remember where right now. Easy fix.
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Received on Fri May 30 1997 - 11:17:03 BST