Add an utility library that supersedes the mktime function from libc.
The mktime function from this added library always returns an error
(-1). It is used for coverage test of the mktime call made within the
Envmodules_ParseDateTimeArgObjCmd function of the Tcl extension library.
Add an utility library that supersedes the time function from libc. The
time function from this added library always returns an error (-1). It
is used for coverage test of the time call made within the
Envmodules_InitStateClockSecondsObjCmd function of the Tcl extension
library.
Add an utility library that supersedes the getgroups function from libc.
The getgroups function from this added library always returns a list
with 3 elements that all correspond to user's primary group. It is used
for coverage test of the getgroups call made within the
Envmodules_InitStateUsergroupsObjCmd function of the Tcl extension
library.
Add an utility library that supersedes the getgroups function from libc.
The getgroups function from this added library always returns an empty
result (0). It is used for coverage test of the getgroups call made
within the Envmodules_InitStateUsergroupsObjCmd function of the Tcl
extension library.
Add an utility library that supersedes the getgrgid function from libc.
The getgrgid function from this added library always returns an error
(NULL). It is used for coverage test of the getgrgid call made within the
Envmodules_InitStateUsergroupsObjCmd function of the Tcl extension
library.
Add an utility library that supersedes the getgroups function from libc.
The getgroups function from this added library always returns an error
(-1). It is used for coverage test of the getgroups call made within the
Envmodules_InitStateUsergroupsObjCmd function of the Tcl extension
library.
Add an utility library that supersedes the getpwuid function from libc.
The getpwuid function from this added library always returns an error
(NULL). It is used for coverage test of the getpwuid call made within
the Envmodules_InitStateUsernameObjCmd function of the Tcl extension
library.
Add a 'mlspec' argument to the parseModuleVersionSpecifier procedure to
indicate module specification comes or not from the 'ml' command. A
slightly different processing is applied in this case as module name may
be prefixed by a '-' character when specified over the 'ml' command to
indicate this module should be unloaded.
When mlspec is enabled two lists are returned by
parseModuleVersionSpecifier: one for the list of the module to load and
another for the modules to unload.
Use the lappendConf procedure to set the locked_configs option and the
setConf procedure to set the avail_report_dir_sym and
avail_report_mfile_sym options.
Add an utility library that supersedes the closedir function from libc.
The closedir function from this added library always returns an error
(-1). It is used for coverage test of the closedir call made withing the
Envmodules_GetFilesInDirectoryObjCmd function of the Tcl extension
library.
Add a ``verbosity`` configuration option to define the default message
verbosity level (between a ``normal`` and a ``debug`` level). This
option could be set at ``./configure`` time with ``--with-verbosity``
option. It could be superseded with the ``MODULES_VERBOSITY``
environment variable, that could be set with ``config`` module
sub-command through the ``verbosity`` option.
Defining a ``debug`` verbosity level at the command-line level is still
achieved by using the ``-D`` or ``--debug`` command-line switches.
Add to the configure script the --with-locked-configs option to ignore
environment variable superseding of Modules configurations defined in
modulecmd.tcl script. Lockable configuration option are extra_siteconfig.
Currently locked options are reported through the locked_configs option
on the config sub-command.
This new configure option replces --enable-extra-siteconfig which was
dedicated to the control over the MODULES_SITECONFIG variable.
Add to the configure script the `--enable-extra-siteconfig` and
`--disable-extra-siteconfig` options to allow or forbid the definition
of a site-specific configuration script controlled with the
`MODULES_SITECONFIG` environment variable.
These options control the default value of the `g_extrasiteconfig`
variable in `modulecmd.tcl`. If this variable is true (by default),
MODULES_SITECONFIG is looked at the siteconfig sourcing time. Thus the
primary siteconfig.tcl can set the variable to false to ensure the
extra siteconfig is disabled whatever the option passed at ./configure
time.
