distrib-msg

Add the TODO file in the source distribution

add COPYING in package-{windows,mac}

cleanup doc

Indented all source files using utils/gmshindent

Bump version number to 1.40

Fix some dependencies + enable GSL (so that more people test it).

pretty print

add "make source-nonfree"

Print more informative messages for Triangle, GSL, etc.

bump version number to 1.39

This is a pretty big commit.

- The Numerical Recipes routines have been moved to their own
subdirectory: NR/

- These routines are now completely optional. Configure will
determine if they have to be compiled in (if it's a non-free version
of Gmsh) or if we should use the GSL routines instead.

- The GSL routines are there. Well, sort of. The SVD stuff works
great, but the minimization routines still need more work. The whole
infrastructure is there, though: we can already compile a fully GPL
compliant version of Gmsh by removing the NR subdirectory (or by
specifying --enable-gsl to configure).

- I also simplified the options passed to the compiler (OPTIM and
FLAGS).

That's all for today folks...

missed some READMEs in make source

remove dir before make source

Fix utils/Makefile + fix rpm

fic make source

New makefile system based on autoconf. Only tested on Linux right now.

Note for 'otool -L'

Update OS list

Fixed a couple of typos + copyright dates

make clean should be called before make tag...

bump version to 1.37.0: system calls on Windows are now correctly implemented using the CreateProcess Windows API

Remove GmshVersion.h in 'make source'

Bump version to 1.36.2 for Laurent

Patch version -> 1

Add mac icons in the tar created with 'make source'

Re-adding the Rez step.

Explanation: we don't use resources anymore in the distributed
version, but we should leave the Rez step so that we can still launch
a working version of the code from the command line without having to
do the "distrib-mac" step.

Add .txt extension to text files in 'make distrib-mac'

Update plist format to 1.0

UNAME -> MacOSX

Add more bundle keys.

Add some Apple-specific stuff. Thanks to Greg Ercolano
<erco@3dsite.com> for hints on how to do the new XML-based
packaging. No more resource forks!