Formatting.

FT_Done_Stream(): do stream->close = 0 after calling stream->close(); this makes it safe to call FT_Done_Stream() more than once.

David: please review this; I hope you agree with this minor change.

Brand new Mac support -- no more muching with changing drivers and reinitializing streams, but a clean layer on top of FT_Open_Face(): an extended version of FT_New_Face().

Formatting.

is just too much of a pain for me, I prefer a good old
static lib without optimizations :-)

"make devel" is back on Unix then..

*slight* formatting only.  Congratulations, David! :-)

the filling direction of each glyph is now re-computed on the
fly, given that we cannot rely on the "flags" field of the
source outline..

this fixes problems with many fonts, including the Arphic ones
(not to say that CJK fonts are handled better for now though..)

Adapting changes for Unix to other makefiles.

Removing compiler warnings about unused portions of code.

Now unix.in uses absolute paths also to overcome problems with libtool.
To do that in a consistent way I had to modify the rules how to handle
$OBJ_DIR (and consequently $LIB_DIR): You should set $OBJ_DIR explicitly
on the command line (or environment).

Updating to libtool 1.3.5.

Use `patsubst' instead of `subst' in cleaning rule to avoid problems with
filenames which contain `lo' in its name (e.g. ahglobal.lo).

- disabled the TrueType interpreter by default
- disabled the "type1" driver, "type1z" is now used
  by default (the internal driver name is "type1" now !!)

autohint:

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  Replacing many enums with #defines since we do arithmetics (especially
  ORing which would produce undefined enum values). The ideal thing instead
  of #defines is `const int' as provided in C++...

  Adding header files to rules.mk

formatting

Changed parse_subrs() so that it'll work correctly both with wrongly sorted subr indices *and* non-contiguous subr arrays. Thanks to Tom K. for helping to isolate the problem.

Unused files.

`make install' is available now.

Formatting.

Adding $(SO) and $(SA), denoting objects and library for a static build.
This is currently used for Unix only -- it should be extended that it is
possible to build DLLs and static libs on other platforms also.

Formatting.

For Unix platforms, `configure' will be always called now.

The `devel' target no longer needs unix-dev.mk.

Some other minor fixes.

Fix file inclusion.

Adding $(CFG) variable to pass configure script parameters.

Fixing DLL version.