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- Changes made for the Amiga version:
-
- - added in definitions for memset, memcpy
- - added in correct include files
- - included alloca and getopt distributed with GnuGrep
- - wrote BSD-like opendir, readdir, and closedir for the Amiga
- (see dir.c, dir.h)
- - wrote memchr, and rewrote memmove and panic
-
- If a memory exhausted error occurs, don't worry. (Be happy.)
- This version of sed uses the Manx heapmem routines. These routines
- pre-allocate a fixed size chunk of memory to deal out in the
- individual malloc and realloc calls. If you want to increase the
- size of this chunk, there is a global variable called _Heapsize,
- which is set in main() in sed.c. Currently, it is set at 80K.
- You may change it to be bigger (or smaller), but I found that
- 80K was about right. This means, of course, that GnuSed requires
- 120-150K of memory or so to run, with the 80K being a contiguous block.
-
- This is still GNU code, and as such, it conforms to the GNU
- public license. (see the comment at the beginning of grep.c)
- Any problems with the Amiga version, please send them to me at:
-
- Edwin Hoogerbeets
- Usenet: ehoogerbeets@rose.waterloo.edu (watmath!watrose!ehoogerbeets) or
- edwin@watcsc.waterloo.edu
- CIS: 72647,3675 (any time at all)
-
-
- Send any problems inherent in the source to:
-
- hack@wheaties.ai.mit.edu
-
-