o suprressed some compile time warnings in bucketLib.c
o cleaned up cxx templates README
o removed use of tsMinMax from libCom in favor of the standard library
(calls to tsMinMax still exist in other components in base, but they are being removed)
o removed sharable library export of certain private member functions from class fdManager
o fixed aToIPAddr to correctly lookup all of the different IP addresses string types on all OS types
independent of the OS interfae variations
o removed use of inet_aton from vxWorks implementation of hostToIPAddr
o this function is for converting a host name to an ip address _only_
o the aToIPAddr wrapper is supposed to do the dotted ip ascii string to ip address structure
conversion independent of OS spoecific interface variations, when it works correctly
o fixed some spelling issues in comments
o added additional optimizations for processors w/o floating point ALU to addNanoSec in epicsTime
o removed tabs and junk comments from win32 osdProcess.c
o moved PLL update in win32 osdTime.c from timer to a dedicated thread
o added missing epicsExportShared symbols define to osiNTPTime.c
o fixed server ctor should not modify arguments of its caller in blockingSockTest
o removed sunpro specific ifdef nolomger needed from epicsTimeTest.cpp
This undoes commit 11565, "workaround for archaic T202 g++ bug"
which doesn't actually seem to be necessary for T202 compilation.
It also replaces 'typename' with 'class', for another compiler.
Modification provided by Dirk Zimoch.
Build lexer and parser from libCom/Makefile.
Since libCom now includes asLib.c and asLib_lex.c we must build
antelope and flex without linking them to Com. This works because
they only need epicsTempFile anyway. However make doesn't like a
subdirectory with the same name as a target object, so the antelope
source directory is now called yacc. The two main.c files were also
renamed to avoid other build problems.
Merge asHost into Com and remove mentions in CONFIG_BASE
Lots of noise since SRCS must be renamed to Com_SRCS
Each SRC_DIR gets its own Makefile fragment, and where it needs
private build rules a RULES files.
If this pattern gets used elsewhere we could automate the include
lines (search $(SRC_DIRS) for Makefiles and RULES files?).
