discussed with todd@

to avoid flushing stdio twice.  This code path should never really
happen though.  Also make the function declaration ANSI.  OK deraadt@

which could result in writing a NUL byte outside of tokens[].  A fix, from
Patrick Latifi, is to move the increment into the "i < MAXTOKENS - 1" block.

- Talk about zeroing the last element of the longopts array.
- Remove '?' from the switch and some KNF to the code.
- Change 0's to NULL where appropriate.
jmc@ ok.

o Round negative numbers correctly
o Do not print fractional valus for byte values
ok ian@ henning@

"Weaknesses in the Key Scheduling Algorithm of RC4", Fluhrer, Mantin and
Shamir. ok itojun@

kill a .Pp before a display;

page after each page size allocation to detect overrun.  this is
somewhat electric fence like, while attempting to be mostly usable in
production.  also, use tdeval's chunk randomization code.
enabled with the G option.
ok deraadt and co.

actually an error, A still applies full effect.
suggested by phk. ok deraadt@ tdeval@

from er, Charlie Root (PR 3506)

lock before setting malloc_func, not after.
ok cloder@ deraadt@

mostly from tjr@freebsd's rev. 1.14 commit.

with error messages elsewhere.  requested ok deraadt@ henning@

ok deraadt@ henning@ millert@

this effect.  OK deraadt@ pvalchev@

POSIX and/or GNU.  deraadt@ and jmc@ OK

is set), we can accept an optional arg separated by whitespace.  Previously,
the optional arg needed to be adjacent to the option character.
deraadt@ OK

the allocation.  ok deraadt@ markus@

slight sync with NetBSD page;
ok millert@

Same as sys/crypto/sha2.c revision 1.2

ok deraadt@

ok deraadt@ espie@ marcm@

ok deraadt@

ok deraadt and co.

mail floppy parts a fair bit smaller.

things in crypt.3, and create MLINKS

ok tdeval@

for ENAMETOOLONG, though since we use strlcpy() and strlcat() this
is not a big deal.  Problem found by vincent@

APIWARN; disabled by default.  In use by many developers for quite some time,
now they have a common knob to enable/disable this

millert ok

- extend_pgdir and malloc_make_chunks return int, not void*
ok tedu@

ok tedu@

ok tdeval@ henning@ millert@