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| 23-Oct-2022 |
tb <tb@openbsd.org> |
Drop RCS ids in upstream zlib source
We're not maintaining a this as a fork, it's upstream source with a handful of patches. Thus, the RCS ids aren't particularly useful or important. They are a bit
Drop RCS ids in upstream zlib source
We're not maintaining a this as a fork, it's upstream source with a handful of patches. Thus, the RCS ids aren't particularly useful or important. They are a bit of a maintenance burden and generate noise in diffs.
ok kn, no objection millert, "kill" guess who
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| 07-Jul-2011 |
deraadt <deraadt@openbsd.org> |
Replace the cruddy old sys/net/zlib.[ch]. We now use the sys/lib/libz code. Missing chunks of the API are imported from the libc version, with a few #ifdef's to port it into the kernel environment.
Replace the cruddy old sys/net/zlib.[ch]. We now use the sys/lib/libz code. Missing chunks of the API are imported from the libc version, with a few #ifdef's to port it into the kernel environment.
The bootblocks already used the newer code, and should encounter no surprises since there are so few changes to the existing files. In the kernel, ipcomp and kernel ppp are changed to the new API. ipcomp has been tested.
ok tedu the brave
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