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Examples are also installed
Switch to AUTO_MKFS=yes
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update to version 0.16.0

  Lots of demo programs for most runawk modules were created and 
  they are in examples/ subdirectory now.

  New MEGA module ;-) power_getopt.awk
  See the documentation and demo program examples/demo_power_getopt.
  It makes options handling REALLY easy.

  New modules:
      embed_str.awk
      has_suffix.awk
      has_prefix.awk
      readfile.awk
      modinfo.awk

  Minor fixes and improvements in dirname.awk and basename.awk.
  Now they are fully compatible with dirname(1) and basename(1)

  RUNAWK sets the following environment variables for the child awk
      subprocess:

      RUNAWK_MODC - A number of modules (-f filename) passed to AWK
      RUNAWK_MODV_<n> - Full path to the module #n,
          where n is in [0..RUNAWK_MODC) range.

  RUNAWK sets RUNAWK_ART_STDIN environment variable for the child awk
  subprocess to 1 if additional/artificial `-' was added to the list
  to awk's arguments.

  Makefile:
     bmake-ism were removed. Now Makefile is fully compatible with
     FreeBSD make.

     CLEANFILES target is used instead of hand-made rules

     Minor fix in 'test_all' target

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Fix for Interix: /dev/stdin -> - (there is no /dev/stdin in interix-3.5)

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On Solaris "The Only True Awk" is used instead native sh*t, Gr-r-r-r /-)

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update to 0.14.3

 Major changes:

   The following code fails with nawk (seen on NetBSD)
                  runawk -e ' { print "123" } ' /dev/null
     It says
                  /usr/bin/awk: can't open file --
                   source line number 7
     This happens because nawk treats `--' after program as a generic file.

   fixed: compilation bug under FreeBSD (WARNS=4 -> warning -> error)
   caused by comparison of signed with unsigned

   More verbose output when stat(filename) failed

   modules/str2regexp.awk: adapted to buggy MAWK

Log message:

updated to version 0.14.2
   Major changes:
      Temporary file is removed if runawk is killed by
      SIGINT, SIGQUIT, SIGTERM, SIGHUP or SIGPIPE signals.
      (Temporary file is created by 'runawk -e ...')

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fixed: pkglint warning

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updated to version 0.14.1

  ======================================================================
  Version 0.14.1, by Aleksey Cheusov, Sat, 19 Jul 2008 22:53:45 +0300

    FIXED: The following code doesn't work with runawk-0.14.0
        runawk -e '
        #use "anymodule.awk"

        <ANY_CODE_HERE>
        '

        This code requires a creation of the temporary file that was
        removed in runawk-0.14.0. Now temporary file is created using
        mkstemp(3).

        Regression tests are created for testing.

  ======================================================================
  Version 0.14.0, by Aleksey Cheusov, Sat, 12 Jul 2008 17:29:22 +0300

    Temporary file is not needed anymore for -e option.

    FIXED: #env didn't work under Linux/glibc.

    FIXED: compilation error under FreeBSD.

    Lots of new regression tests. Code clean-ups.
    fgetln is not required anymore. No hacks about it.

    If error happens while processing a #directive,
    a correct line number is output

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update to version 0.13.0

    ADDED: option -v|--assign that works like AWK's -v option.
    This is to pass some variables to AWK interpreter.
    Example: runawk -v var=123 -e 'BEGIN {print var }'

    modules/xgetline.awk: better error message/clean-ups

    modules/abort.awk: NR is also printed to stderr

    minor fixes in *.c

    clean-ups and fixes in 'make test'. Now it doesn't depend on my
    own system and runawk directory

    'make test' exits with non-zero exit status if regression tests
    fail

    Makefile: ported to ancient pmake-1.45 found in some Linux distros

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default (upstream) WARNS=n is used
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