* get_total_memory.cpp: include types.h before sysctl.h (fixes size_t unknown on FreeBSD
* Include fuse.h also in FreeBSD
* update 'defined'-style (src/spp/fuse/params.h)
This fixes warnings emitted by clang:
src/cpp-utils/data/Data.cpp:37:10:
warning: moving a local object in a return statement prevents copy elision [-Wpessimizing-move]
return std::move(result);
^
src/blockstore/implementations/ondisk/OnDiskBlockStore.cpp:61:17:
warning: moving a temporary object prevents copy elision [-Wpessimizing-move]
auto result = std::move(OnDiskBlock::CreateOnDisk(_rootdir, key, std::move(data)));
^
src/blobstore/implementations/onblocks/datatreestore/DataTree.cpp:249:10:
warning: moving a local object in a return statement prevents copy elision [-Wpessimizing-move]
return std::move(chain);
^
See also:
http://vmpstr.blogspot.ch/2015/12/redundant-stdmove.html
* Update CMakeLists.txt
This just reuses the default package description for RPM package as well (one would expect this to be the default, but doesn't seem to be the case with cmake 3.9.1 at least).
* Update CMakeLists.txt
This prevents cryfs RPM for owning filesystem directories which was causing installation error.
* Update README.md
Same instructions apply for building .rpm package.
* Make compatible with the current Crypto++ master
* Add auto-config and build script. Not important, just a time-saver.
* Address compatibility with Crypto++ 6.0 release, while maintaining compatibility
with the older Crypto++ releases.
* Polish comments in cryptopp_byte.h. Forgot to include it to RandomGeneratorThread - fixed.
* Late at night - forgot to fix the .cpp files that used ::byte...
* Renamed auto-config-and-run script
* Added comments/description, and commented out "make check" that fails anyway
* Changed the include guard to match the rest of the .h files
* Delete build script
* Update ChangeLog.txt
* Update ChangeLog.txt
* man page: create sections, add description
* man page: add usage information
* man page: add options and environment variables
* man page: small adjustments
Sebastian Messmer