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There's no real need to distinguish between first/middle/last parts of the file and much of the initialization can be done simpler. This also checks for overflows when truncating the requested length. On 64 bit platforms this would always happen due to the kernel file map code requesting (size_t)-1 (i.e. unlimited) extents. This lead to the file end being reached when building the map from a position unequal 0, which would happen for files fragmented enough to need more than the default of 8 supplied vectors. An IO error was returned in that case, rendering the file partially unreadable. There's no real need to distinguish between first/middle/last parts of the file and much of the initialization can be done simpler. This also checks for overflows when truncating the requested length. On 64 bit platforms this would always happen due to the kernel file map code requesting (size_t)-1 (i.e. unlimited) extents. This lead to the file end being reached when building the map from a position unequal 0, which would happen for files fragmented enough to need more than the default of 8 supplied vectors. An IO error was returned in that case, rendering the file partially unreadable.

* Fixes sharing semantics, so non-shared semaphores in non-shared memory do not become shared after a fork. * Adds two new system calls: _user_mutex_sem_acquire/release(), which reuse the user_mutex address-hashed wait mechanism. * Named semaphores continue to use traditional sem_id semaphores. * Fixes sharing semantics, so non-shared semaphores in non-shared memory do not become shared after a fork. * Adds two new system calls: _user_mutex_sem_acquire/release(), which reuse the user_mutex address-hashed wait mechanism. * Named semaphores continue to use traditional sem_id semaphores.

* With localized/pretty titles, the formerly used strcmp() is not adequate anymore. * With localized/pretty titles, the formerly used strcmp() is not adequate anymore.

* Also some automatic whitespace cleanup. * Also some automatic whitespace cleanup.

* Broken since the scheduler merge. * Broken since the scheduler merge.

* Fix #9240. * Fix #9240.

"Renaming" means the icu namespace is suffixed with the version number, atm icu_55. Using "renaming" allows to use two different versions of ICU, thus easing upgrades. For instance haikuwebkit uses a current version of ICU, while the system uses a newer one after an upgrade. * Replace all uses of the icu namespace in our public headers, with a macro defaulting to icu. As the namespace is only used for private fields pointers, there should be no impact. * Locale kit *.cpp have to import the macro from *before* including any locale headers. Ditto for a Time preferences cpp file. This way, the correct current icu namespace is referenced. * Fixes bug #12057. "Renaming" means the icu namespace is suffixed with the version number, atm icu_55. Using "renaming" allows to use two different versions of ICU, thus easing upgrades. For instance haikuwebkit uses a current version of ICU, while the system uses a newer one after an upgrade. * Replace all uses of the icu namespace in our public headers, with a macro defaulting to icu. As the namespace is only used for private fields pointers, there should be no impact. * Locale kit *.cpp have to import the macro from *before* including any locale headers. Ditto for a Time preferences cpp file. This way, the correct current icu namespace is referenced. * Fixes bug #12057.

* Partialy fix #4178. * Partialy fix #4178.

* Switch to using support/Referenceable.h instead of using an older copy of this code. * Make GradientTransformable a BReferenceable and fix #12033. * Switch to using support/Referenceable.h instead of using an older copy of this code. * Make GradientTransformable a BReferenceable and fix #12033.

* Fix Advanced settings dialog. * Fix Fonts dialog. * Improve Page Setup. * Partialy fix #4178. * Fix Advanced settings dialog. * Fix Fonts dialog. * Improve Page Setup. * Partialy fix #4178.

Signed-off-by: Jérôme Duval Signed-off-by: Jérôme Duval

Since libroot already exports it and I've found some code using it. Since libroot already exports it and I've found some code using it.

* Add icu54 package for x86_64 for compatibility. * Add icu54 package for x86_64 for compatibility.

* Update sqlite package for x86_64. * Update sqlite package for x86_64.

The last change to it was 2009, in which Stephan said "I have no idea if this even still works." With the advent of packagefs, it's even more unlikely that it does, and there's no real need for it anyway. If someone happes to have a usecase as well as a patch to make it work, we can consider re-adding it. The last change to it was 2009, in which Stephan said "I have no idea if this even still works." With the advent of packagefs, it's even more unlikely that it does, and there's no real need for it anyway. If someone happes to have a usecase as well as a patch to make it work, we can consider re-adding it.

Almost certainly doesn't work anymore, and Jam can create ISOs if needed. Almost certainly doesn't work anymore, and Jam can create ISOs if needed.