Bug 108599 – sys-fs/navfs-0.1.6

• Product: Gentoo Linux
• Status: CONFIRMED ---

[Description crusaderky 2005-10-09 06:48:20 UTC]

C library providing an abstraction layer from the OS hard disk navigation API,
allowing easy navigation by file manager-like applications. Supports multiple
instances (i.e. you can contemporaneously "be" in two directories).

The C code is very well tested but expect bugs in the autoconf/automake scripts.

Requires dev-libs/vartypes.

Required by sdlsee.

[Comment 1 crusaderky 2005-10-09 06:49:19 UTC]

Created attachment 70214 [details]
navfs-0.1.4.ebuild

[Comment 2 crusaderky 2007-02-16 15:35:23 UTC]

version bump

version 0.1.5 [2007-02-16]
**************************
- Removed dependency from vartypes.h
- Fixed support for files bigger than 2GB
- Fixed segmentation fault in navfs_ls
- Fixed infinite loop in navfs_ls(LS_SORTED) when opening 
  directories containing no files or only subdirectories
- removed option LS_64 (now automatically active)
- Windows version is now reentrant too (NEEDS TESTING)
- API and ABI compatibility with version 0.1.4 has been broken

[Comment 3 crusaderky 2007-02-16 15:36:16 UTC]

Created attachment 110388 [details]
sys-fs/navfs-0.1.5.ebuild

[Comment 4 crusaderky 2007-03-06 20:55:47 UTC]

Created attachment 112318 [details]
sys-fs/navfs-0.1.6.ebuild

navfs 0.1.6 Changelog
- API and ABI compatibility with version 0.1.5 has been broken
  - Changed navfs_list structure. It's a bigger now, but a lot more manageable.
  - LS_SIZE, LS_DISK_SIZE, LS_ATIME, LS_CTIME have been removed and are now always on
- Humongously improved the speed of file list sorting (from 80ms to 3ms on a directory with 1000 files)
- Added navfs_sort(), navfs_find() and navfs_find_next() to API
- Fixed a potential stack overflow when dealing with very long file names
- Fixed some memory leaks

[Comment 5 Jeremy Olexa (darkside) (RETIRED) 2009-02-26 22:28:39 UTC]

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