Check pandoc's version correctly for >=1.10. #3801
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It didn't take alignment into account. Fixes #3656.
DebugFlag is conditionally exported by LLVM in llvm/Support/Debug.h in-between an #ifndef NDEBUG block; RustWrapper should not unconditionally use it. This closes #3701. Signed-off-by: Luca Bruno <[email protected]>
Parsing gpg output for signature verification is not recommended, as it can break easily (and doesn't work with i18n). This patch makes use of gpgv, as suggested by gpg authors: http://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-users/2004-August/023141.html This closes #3762. Signed-off-by: Luca Bruno <[email protected]>
Along the way, convert from dvec-of-dvec representation to track loans in scope to just a single flattened list. It's more convenient. Fixes #3765. r+ pcwalton.
Previous commits fix the issue. Closes #3668
Instead, replace with re_static. This was causing ty::subst to fail when called from trans::type_of::type_of. Already discussed with nmatsakis and it's a small change, so no review. Closes #3447
rustc: fix size computation of structs for the FFI
libcore: add a str::with_capacity to match the fn in vec
Fix #3701: rustllvm conditional build
Use gpgv for signature verification in cargo
This also involves removing references to the old long-form closure
syntax, which pcwalton alleges is deprecated and which was never updated
for the new forms, e.g. `@fn() {}` is illegal.
This is built on top of the existing functionality, but adds a `groups` module which defines functions allowing the user to specify whole short/long/description groups at once and provides a usage message.
… check (space expensive)
Add a module to getopts for verbose option group declaration (and use it in rustc)
These systems run 32 bit binaries so arch needs to be forced to 32 bits.
parse_item_or_view_item() would drop visibility if none of the conditions
following it would hold. This was the case when parsing extern {} blocks,
where the function was only used to parse view items, but discarded the
visibility of the first not-view item.
(Thanks to bstrie for pointing them out!)
Add examples to the parsing limitations section of the macro tutorial.
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Sorry, meant to put incoming as target branch. Resubmitted as #3802. |
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Just a tiny fix — I have pandoc 1.10 installed and it's newer than pandoc 1.8. The check in
configuredoesn't compare the two versions correctly.