MSGID: 2:5020/1042.3 7ffd5ea4b53d   
   PID: hpt/lnx 1.9.0-cur 21-02-18   
   TID: hpt/lnx 1.9.0-cur 21-02-18   
   Legend: (A) Added, (C) Copied, (D) Deleted, (M) Modified, (R) Renamed,   
           (T) Type changed, (U) Unmerged, (X) Unknown, (B) Pairing Broken   
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   Auto update HISTORY [OS/2] change .EXE naming scheme and library definitions   
   Author: git    
   Date: 2020-04-25 15:54:13 +0300   
   Committed by: git-cvs sync robot    
   Files:   
   M	HISTORY   
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   Auto increase patchlevel, set 1.1a-103 compile Binkd for DOS with djgpp 2.05   
   and watt32 library   
   Author: git    
   Date: 2020-04-25 15:54:12 +0300   
   Committed by: git-cvs sync robot    
   Files:   
   M	Config.h   
   M	HISTORY   
   M	mkfls/unix/binkd.spec   
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   Auto update HISTORY compile Binkd for DOS with djgpp 2.05 and watt32 library   
   Author: git    
   Date: 2020-04-25 15:54:12 +0300   
   Committed by: git-cvs sync robot    
   Files:   
   M	HISTORY   
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   Auto increase patchlevel, set 1.1a-102 Fix build for OS/2 and Windows 9x on   
   ancient compilers Original patch by Dan Cross, additional testing and   
   improvements by Max Vasilyev Neither Win9x nor OS/2 define `struct   
   sockaddr_storage`. To work around this, we resort to casts to make the   
   `ss_family` member of that struct look like the `sa_family` member in a   
   `struct sockaddr`.  According to POSIX, all of these structs should be defined   
   in such a way that this will work without surprises.   
   Author: git    
   Date: 2020-04-25 15:54:12 +0300   
   Committed by: git-cvs sync robot    
   Files:   
   M	Config.h   
   M	HISTORY   
   M	mkfls/unix/binkd.spec   
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   Merge pull request #19 from vasilyevmax/master   
   Author: Pavel    
   Date: 2020-04-25 15:52:19 +0300   
   Committed by: GitHub    
   Files:   
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