util.c, as util.c is no longer part of libethereal.
Update his e-mail address (I'm presuming it's the same person - Comcast
bought AT&T Broadband, so the domain name change makes sense).
svn path=/trunk/; revision=11967
really more of an Ethereal/Tethereal component than a libethereal
component (nothing else in libethereal knows about capture files); move
it back out of libethereal. (The range stuff doesn't; we leave it in
libethereal.)
svn path=/trunk/; revision=11898
they should ultimately be split into files with routines that handle
ranges, which are just subsets of [0,2^32), and packet ranges, which are
subsets of the packet list, possibly specified by a range.
Move them into epan, so they can be used by, for example, utilities that
handle ranges, such editcap.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=11890
There is still a problem with MSVC builds as 3 objects get built twice (once
at the top level, and once in epan: xmlstub.obj, print.obj and ps.obj).
This fix allows to compile again with MSVC if debug symbols are NOT enabled
while building Ethereal. Do this by editing config.nmake and replacing
"LOCAL_LDFLAGS=/DEBUG" with "LOCAL_LDFLAGS=". In other words: Ethereal CANNOT
be built right now with debug symbols in the object code, for MSVC builds.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=11557
add a config.nmake option to control whether to build
libethereal.dll or not;
remove "./wiretap" from PATH to prevent problems due to
wrongly-loaded files;
build dissector.lib with MSVC;
move "print.c" and "ps.c" to the dissector helpers, as "print.c"
imports variables from packet-frame.c and packet-data.c, which
are in libethereal;
move "g711.c" out of the dissector helpers, as they're used only
by Ethereal in a tap, not in Tethereal or in any dissector;
add a .def file for libethereal;
arrange to declare global variables exported from libethereal
with "__declspec(dllimport)" when building programs that import
those variables;
update the NSIS installer.
Make the "configure" script define ETH_VAR_IMPORT as "extern".
svn path=/trunk/; revision=10834