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compat
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4f728e93e1
COMP: Remove warnings
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19 years ago |
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listhash
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0d6b407630
COMP: Remove warning
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19 years ago |
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CMakeLists.txt
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1172a1205d
ENH: update for CMake 2.6
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17 years ago |
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COPYRIGHT
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bc1548b236
ENH: Initial import
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20 years ago |
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append.c
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13a68cd978
COMP: Fix warnings on Borland dashboards...
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19 years ago |
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block.c
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2e1882389b
COMP: Remove warnings
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19 years ago |
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config.h.in
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1d81cf994a
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18 years ago |
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decode.c
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0323a0d6d2
BUG: Fix mem leaks related to th_get_pathname. Change this implementation of th_get_pathname so that it *always* returns a strdup'ed value. Callers must now free non-NULL returns from th_get_pathname. Change all callers to call free appropriately.
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20 years ago |
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encode.c
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c391c5cbf4
BUG: fix for bug 5837, libtar and long path names
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18 years ago |
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extract.c
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3a32cec969
ENH: merge in changes for beos support
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19 years ago |
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filesystem.c
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4c0668b7da
BUG: Fix memory leak in libtar's kwReadDir. Use a static buffer like readdir (probably) does rather than malloc-ing a block which never gets free-d.
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20 years ago |
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filesystem.h
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18d31fd97c
COMP: Several borland fixes
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20 years ago |
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handle.c
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13a68cd978
COMP: Fix warnings on Borland dashboards...
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19 years ago |
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internal.h
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1d81cf994a
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18 years ago |
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libtar.c
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887699184a
COMP: remove warnings
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18 years ago |
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libtar.h
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8c11d31cc3
COMP: Remove win64 warnings
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20 years ago |
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output.c
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5a2668b326
ENH: add support for win64 for visual studio 2005 ide and nmake, also fix warnings produced by building for win64
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19 years ago |
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tar.h
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bc1548b236
ENH: Initial import
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20 years ago |
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util.c
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bcad447ce2
ENH: wow. On some Windows machine, trying to mkdir("C:") would fail miserably. WHy not in debug mode? Why not on other win32 machines. Who knows.
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17 years ago |
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wrapper.c
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b93a093dc4
COMP: Last (?) fix for dashboard warning.
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20 years ago |
Sebastien Barre
bcad447ce2
ENH: wow. On some Windows machine, trying to mkdir("C:") would fail miserably. WHy not in debug mode? Why not on other win32 machines. Who knows.