Logging Framework for C Files

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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README	2012-10-04	653 Bytes	0
log4c-1.2.2-1.src.rpm	2012-10-04	533.7 kB	2
log4c-1.2.2.tar.gz	2012-10-04	539.4 kB	0
Totals: 3 Items		1.1 MB	2

This is mainly bugfix and portability release, addressing collected bugreports
and patches:

* removed warning in m4 macro
* added log4c_appender_syslog_set_facility()
* rollingfile appender crash fixes
* test updates
* load only first log4crc file
* fixed crash on messages longer than 1024 bytes
* added one missing C++ declaration
* fixed reopening of the stream appender
* proper coppy message over end of the file in mmap appender
* portability improvements:
  * support for XCode 3 and OSX 10.5
  * support build with MinGW
  * build tests in FreeBSD
  * try to use C89 compiler (but va_copy or __va_copy still needed)
* various small other fixes

Source: README, updated 2012-10-04

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