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 217. A rework of the way extension support is built into servers to allow for
      servers with different sets of extensions in the same build.  This starts
      with an idea introduced in David Dawes's TinyX work, and extends it to
      also apply to the Xprt, Xnest, Xvfb, Xdmx and Xsun* servers.  The changes
      include:
      - Add, as a comment, a definition for what makes an extension pervasive.
      - TOGCUP is not a pervasive extension, but XSYNC, BIGREQS and XRES are.
      - Consolidate #define's for the Xv, XvMC and XRES extensions.
      - Flip, in favour of the majority case, MITSHM's default decision WRT
        whether or not a framebuffer stores pixmap data in the server's virtual
        address space.  MI is now independent of MITSHM and MITSHM is no longer
        a pervasive extension.
      - Add a DIX helper to determine whether Xinerama is active and use it
        instead of #ifdef'ed code in all loadable modules.  Re-implement, as
        a screen wrapper, Xinerama's PaintWindow*() hacks.  Move down to DIX
        Xinerama's only MI hook.  Both MI and loadable module objects are now
        independent of Xinerama.
      - Add more XCSECURITY-related DIX helpers.  Loadable module objects that
        provide their own extensions (e.g. apm) are now independent of the core
        binary's support for XCSECURITY.
      - Extend DBE to allow for front and back buffer revalidations (to be used
        in future changes to restore the only existing example of DBE hardware
        acceleration after converting the sunffb driver to fb, XAA & Render).
        This is the change that chronologically started all this.
      - Separate Xv and XvMC extensions more cleanly.
      - Move Xserver/*/tiny directories under Xserver/hw/tinyx.
      - Fix !PrintOnlyServer builds.
      - Clean up Xserver/Imakefile.
      - Remove remaining traces of Xdec* servers.
      - Fix parallel make bug in Xserver/Imakefile caused by unintentional
        symbol re-use.
      - Accomodate XWin more cleanly by not "skipping" over Xserver/hw.
      - Remove all extension stub code (no longer needed).
      `make World` is required to correctly build these changes.  In fact, I
      recommend staring from a fresh checkout.  These changes are bundled as
      one commit due to module versioning considerations.  (Marc La France)

Remove most foreign cvs keywords.

 148. Ansi prototypes cleanup in Xserver/include and Xserver/os
      (Matthieu Herrb).

   Headers for new resource utils.

Another resync with HEAD branch.

 568. Fix "The Open Group" copyright notices to reflect the change in
      post R6.4 licensing (#5093, Mark Snitily, from X11R6.6).

Builds on newer versions of Mac OS X (#4440, Torrey T. Lyons)

1279. Disable RENDER extension support in the ATI(misc) driver when mibank
      and/or shadowfb is used (Marc La France).
1278. Remove cfb & friends from the ATI driver (Marc La France).
1277. Some additional ATI PCI IDs (Marc La France).
1276. Make compilation of drivers produce the same object whether or not
      DPMS and DGA extensions are being built.  Partial changes to do the same
      for RENDER (Marc La France).
1275. Ensure `make depend` goes through the same set of subdirectories as
      `make all` does.  Allows MakefileAdditions to contain depend rule(s)
      (Marc La France).
1274. Move $(EXTRA_DEFINES) to the end of ALLDEFINES.  Ditto for
      $(CXXEXTRA_DEFINES) and CXXDEFINES.  Allows easier overrides at the
      subdirectory level (Marc La France).
1273. Add a pre-clean phase to `make World` if xc/xmakefile already exists
      (Marc La France).

+ update formatted docs
+ build & warning fixes

R6.5.1 merge for xc/programs/Xserver (part 2)

X11R6.5.1

Various small changes to accomodate Mac OS X support and fix a problem
people were having with uninitialized globals in X libraries
(#4409, Torrey T. Lyons)

second part of cygwin support (Suhaib M. Siddiqi)

  More massive Xinerama update.

add tag lines

3367. Allow MAXCLIENT to be any of 64, 128, 256, or 512 and adjust the
      resource allocation code as appropriate (#3445, Keith Packard).

X11R6.4 public patch 0

X11R6 pre-R6.3 seq-4282

X11R6 Public Patch 0

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