Keynav improvements for Gentoo

[Russell Harmon]

Jordan

I've made some improvements to keynav while packaging keynav for Gentoo Linux.

The improvements I've made:
Fix several memory leaks.
Support /etc/keynavrc
Support using multiple jobs while building (-j option)

My patches are attached.

Note that the etc-config and the fix-memleaks patch step on each
other. You'll need to merge them (they're split to illustrate the two
different things they are meant to do).

-Russell Harmon
RTP Computer Science House

[Russell Harmon]

I've made a few more changes to one of my patches. It now doesn't
stomp on your CFLAGS or LDFLAGS, and fixes build errors with
--as-needed.

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[Russell Harmon]

Are my patches being ignored?

[Russell Harmon]

Either way, here's a new set of patches which applies cleanly to the
current tip of svn

[Russell Harmon]

Oops, those didn't actually compile. These do -_-

[Jordan Sissel]

On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 8:43 AM, Russell Harmon <ru...@csh.rit.edu> wrote:
> Are my patches being ignored?
>

I swear I remember applying them and checking them in. Maybe I'm crazy ;)

Thanks for the reminder; I'll put them in now.

-Jordan

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Great! Glad i'm not being ignored ^_^

I have just one more, a fix for building with --as-needed

[Jordan Sissel]

All 4 applied and checked in. Tested, things seem to work good.
http://semicomplete.googlecode.com/files/keynav-20091231.02.tar.gz

Made one small change to the /etc/keynavrc patch in that the file path
is a #define now definable at compiletime (for folks like FreeBSD who
use /usr/local/etc instead). The default is still /etc/keynavrc.

Thanks for your patches :)
-Jordan