cdecl-2.5-bp152.3.14

- Update to release 14.4
  * _Alignas is now correctly forbidden on forward declarations.
  * Now correctly forbidden in C: ``auto`` with multiple
    declarators, ``auto`` with a pointer declarator, and bit-fields
    of a typedef for an enum.
  * Support C99's ability to qualify function parameters using
    array syntax.
  * cdecl now flags member functions with user-specified
    linkage as an error.

- Update to release 14.3
  * Arrays with named sizes, e.g. ``explain void f(int n, int a[n])``
  * Ding (\a) on no command match during TAB completion

- Update to release 14.2
  * Autocompletion of '='
  * The -I option (--explicit-int) has been changed to -i.
  * The -R option (--trailing-return) has been changed to -r.
  * New --west-pointer and -w command-line options and a new
    west-pointer set option

- Update to release 14.1.1
  * Escaping quotes in dump strings
  * Quoting lambda capture dump strings
  * Fixed operator dump crash

- Update to release 14.1
  * Blocks, lambda captures, and reference functions now
    correctly print alternative tokens when the option
    "alternative tokens"is enabled.
  * Now allowing C-style casting without a name:
    ``cast to pointer to char`` produces ``(char*)``

- Update to release 14.0
  * Casting to arrays did not fully work, was repaired
  * Support for C++ lambdas

- Update to release 13.2
  * No longer require certain declarations to be function
    parameters: const, volatile, static, and variable length
    arrays
  * The set of word-break characters for autocompletion has been
    expanded to be (almost) all non-identifier characters.
  * Bit-fields having [[no_unique_address]] are now correctly
    reported as an error.

- Update to release 13.1
  * Added support for `auto` as a deduced type in C23.
  * C23 (anti-)trigraphs
  * friend scoped user-defined conversion operators are now
    parsed correctly.

- Update to release 13
  * Better copy constructor support
  * A lot of C23 keywords are now recognized
  * More C++23 keywords are now recognized
  * Enumerations in C++ can now be bit fields.
  * C++11 explicit user-defined conversion operators
- Delete 0001-build-resolve-compile-failure-due-to-improper-attrib.patch

- Update to release 12
  * Added suggestions to error messages in certain cases when a
    keyword is expected, for example:
  * The placeholder name of C2X has been changed to C23.
  * The TERM environment variable is no longer considered when
    determining whether color should be used in output. Now, all
    that matters is whether the output stream is connected to a
    TTY.
  * Previously declared types in pseudo-Engilsh are now checked
    to ensure they're not being used as objects.
- Add 0001-build-resolve-compile-failure-due-to-improper-attrib.patch
- Delete unbreak-gnulib.diff

- Update to release 11.15
  * _Atomic arrays are now correctly forbidden.
  * New "CDECLRC" environment variable.
  * Alignment of enums is now correctly allowed in C11 mode.

- Update to release 11.14
  * Now prints a warning that neither alternative tokens nor
    digraphs are supported until C95.
  * Now prints a warning that east-const isn't supported until C89.
  * Now prints a warning that using isn't supported until C++11.

- Update to release 11.13
  * Alignment of enum, struct, and union is now correctly
    forbidden in C.
  * alignas & _Alignas: These keywords are now additionally
    allowed instead of aligned [as|to] in pseudo-English.
  * "restrict" is now correctly allowed on typedefs of pointer.

- Update to release 11.12
  * noexcept for function parameters
  * Ignore leading whitespace for command completion

- Update to release 11.11
  * Support the use of attributes in conjunction with
    `using T = ...` declarations.
  * Types will now be presented as `using T = ...` for
    C++11 and onwards.

- Update to release 11.10
  * const (and volatile) qualifiers for void as a function
    "parameter" (even via a typedef) are now correctly flagged as
    an error.
  * A restricted pointer to a non-object, e.g., function, is now
    correctly flagged as an error.

- Update to release 11.9
  * Fixed reading from stdin when it's not a TTY.
  * Function-like parameters are now checked for redefinition
    (more than one parameter having the same name).
  * Added the standard C++ types std::ispanstream,
    std::stacktrace_entry, and std::wispanstream.

- Update to release 11.8
  * New cdecl keywords: There are now the new pseudo-English
    keywords of evaluation (plus eval as a shorthand), expression
    (plus expr), and initialization (plus init) that can
    optionally be used after constant (or const) instead of
    consteval, constexpr, or constinit, respectively.

- Update to release 11.7
  * When an unexpected name token is encountered, if said token
    is a cdecl keyword, it's now mentioned in the error message.
  * Zero-sized arrays are now correctly forbidden.

- keyword-identifier.patch: rename identifier conflicting with keyword

- patch license to follow spdx.org standard

- Remove redundant tags/sections from specfile
- Use %_smp_mflags for parallel build

- Add -DOLD_READLINE to get prototypes into scope

- Update to release 11.6
  * C++23: integer literal suffix support (z, uz)
  * C++23: operator[] support for zero-or-more arguments

- Update to release 11.5
  * Locations for error and warning messages have been improved.
  * The `show` command now correctly prints all possible commands
    to define a type when requested to show a type that does not
    exist.
  * A deprecated warning is now printed for a `register` array,
    `enum`, `class`, `struct`, `union`, pointer, pointer to
    member, reference, and rvalue reference between C++11 and
    C++14. (Previously, a warning was printed only for built-in
    types and `typedef`s.)

- Update to release 11.4
  * Allow declarations using unknown scoped type names
  * const-volatile-restrict-qualified _Atomic types are now
    correctly forbidden.

- Update to release 11.3
  * Both an --explicit-csu/-S command-line and explicit-ecsu set
    option have been added.

- Update to release 11.2
  * const_cast, dynamic_cast, and reinterpret_cast now perform
    additional checks.
- Add unbreak-gnulib.diff

- Update to release 11.1
  * Fixed multiple nested declarations crash.

- Update to release 11.0
  * Correctly forbid functions returning struct in K&R C.
  * Support digraphs before C95 and trigraphs in K&R C.
  * Optional () for destructor.
  * C++20's nested inline namespaces are now supported
  * In-class default, delete, and noexcept constructors are now
    accepted.
  * A raw string literal like R"abc(X)ab)abc" was previously not
    parsed correctly.
  * An array of reference (or rvalue reference) is now correctly
    flagged as an error.

- Update to release 10.4
  * Added support for Microsoft calling conventions, MS __declspec,
    and __asm keywords, and __m64/__m128 types.
- Drop unbreak-gnulib.diff (solved upstream)

- Update to release 10.3
  * Marking functions and conversion operators = delete is now
    supported.
- Add unbreak-gnulib.diff

- Update to release 10.2
  * At most one of `virtual`, `final`, or `override` is now printed.
  * Pointers to union members are now allowed.

- Update to release 10.1
  * More robust scoped name type checking
  * More C++ std types

- Update to release 10.0
  * cdecl now recognizes "asm" just to say it's not supported.
  * Improved operator<=> now checks for usable return type.
  * Default relational operators in C++20 are now supported.
  * C++'s raw string literals R"delim(...)delim" are now supported.

- Update to release 9.10
  * The show command now supports globs.

- Update to release 9.9
  * Added more predefined types: iconv_t, locale_t,
    posix_spawnattr_t, posix_spawn_file_actions_t, regex_t,
    regmatch_t, and regoff_t.
  * A pointer to function with qualifiers is now caught for C.
  * Nested types are now correctly caught as an error in C.
  * A scoped name having a bit-field width is now caught as
    an error.
  * A declaration having a storage class and a bit-field width is
    now correctly caught as an error.

- Update to release 9.8
  * extern "C" using declarations are now supported.
  * The help for pseudo-English now correctly includes auto as a
    storage class for C++98 and C++03.

- Update to release 9.7
  * Multi-type typedef support

- Update to release 9.6
  * More constructor & destructor warning checks
  * Type redefinition error now includes existing type

- Update to release 9.5.1
  * A function as a parameter is now automatically converted to a
    pointer to function per 6.3.2.1(4) of the C standard.

- Update to release 9.5
  * Added enum, class, struct, and union attribute specifier
    support.
  * Added fixed-type enum support.
  * Added C2X __attr__ aliases.
  * Added support for parsing C++ attribute arguments.
  * Added support for parsing C++17 using in attributes.
  * Added support for parsing GNU __attribute__.

- Update to release 9.4
  * Improved constructor & destructor declaration support
  * Ability to explain forward declarations
  * Ability to catch types having bit-field widths

- Update to release 9.3
  * Declarations with bit-field widths are now supported.

- Update to release 9.2
  * In-class constructor declarations without any
    storage-class-like type are now supported.
  * Both final and override are now recognized as keywords only
    in a member function declaration context.

- Update to release 9.1
  * Implicit int functions in K&R C are now supported ("set knrc",
    "explain f(x)")

- Update to release 9.0
  * The `show` command can now alternatively show types as
    `using` declarations.
  * For `predefined` or `user`, the `show` command now shows only
    types that are valid in the current language.
  * When printing `enum`, `struct`, `class`, or `union` types,
    they are shown differently depending on what language the
    type was defined in and whether the current language is C or
    C++.

- Update to release 8.3
  * "Did you mean ...?" added
  * Multiple, comma-separated declarations are supported

- Update to release 8.2
  * Pseudo-English now allows "align" as a synonym for "aligned".
  * The "set" command can now take multiple options.
  * C99 type-qualified array function arguments can now have a
    size omitted. ("void f(int a[const])")

- Update to release 8.1
  * Added support for Unified Parallel C

- Fix awkward grammar in description.

- Update to release 8.0
  * Support for C2X and Embedded C.
  * More support for C++20.

- Update to release 7.4.1
  * The legal signed main() signature is now accepted.
  * "East const" is now ignored when explaining gibberish.

- Update to release 7.3
  * Explaining a declaration like: "explain void f(double (*a)[5])"
    crashed; this was fixed.