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Harold L Hunt II:
Initial author of scripts and package.
Charles S. Wilson:
Author of the run utility.
Alexander Gottwald:
Enhancements to run utility.
Jehan Bing:
Creator of the X icon with alpha channel.
Corinna Vinschen:
Bugfixes and improvements to invisiconsole support on
new and "improved" Windows operating systems.

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2015-08-22 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* configure.ac: Bump version number. Add strcasecmp to
AC_CHECK_FUNCS.
2015-08-13 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* src/util.c (run2_quote_strdup): When quoting, do not simply skip
empty arguments but return '""'.
2015-08-13 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* src/run.c (file_exists_multi): Hoist char* t out of loop and
initialize NULL. Remove redundant truncation of fullname.
2015-08-13 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* src/run.c (xemacs_special): Replace stricmp with strcasecmp throughout.
* src/util.c (run2_ends_with): Ditto.
2015-08-13 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@NexGo.DE>
* src/run.c (parse_args): Implement -wait/--wait and
-quote/--quote as valid long options, we prefer the double-dash
variant.
* src/run.1.in: All long options are preferedly using leading
double dashes. Document the fact that single slashes work on two
of them for backwards compatibility.
2014-09-06 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@Stromeko.DE>
* configure.ac: Bump version number. Correct some type, header
and function checks.
* src/run.c: Add "-quote" option. Use run2_quote_strdup function
to (maybe) quote the input string.
* src/util.c: New function run2_quote_strdup. If the quote
argument is false, then just copy the input string via
run2_strdup. Otherwise, check if the input string needs quoting.
If yes, then surround the string with double quotes and quote all
embedded double quotes and backslahses with a backslash.
* src/util.h: New function run2_quote_strdup.
2014-09-06 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@Stromeko.DE>
* src/run.c: Revert indiscriminate argument quoting. This also
quotes options and apparently some programs process options before
quote removal.
2014-06-09 Achim Gratz <Stromeko@Stromeko.DE>
* configure.ac: Bump version number.
* src/run.c: Correct some calls to error, obviously these were
meant to call errorMsg.
2013-11-30 Max Polk <maxpolk@gmail.com>
* src/run.c: account for NULL argv list terminator. Surround
arguments with double quotes in case of space in original arg.
2013-07-24 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Release 1.3.0. Massive refactoring.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
* configure.ac: Bump version number. Enable silent rules.
Add new configuration options similar to run2. Use proper
idiom to check for Windows Resource Compiler, even when cross-
compiling. No longer check for underscore on entrypoint as we
now use the "standard" one. Move spawnv argtype checking
function defs to separate m4 file.
* src/Makefile.am: Add silent rule for $RC. No longer use
special entrypoint. Add new source files from refactor.
* src/run.c: Almost entirely rewritten to use run2_* functions
from env.c, run2_gpl.c, tokenizer.c, and util.c; existing functions
in run.c removed. Added new command line options --run-debug[=N],
--run-verbose, --run-notty, and --run-nogui. On __CYGWIN__,
realMain is main(argc,argv) and is the actual entrypoint. On other
platforms (MinGW), WinMain@16 is the entry point, and it simply
parses the GetCommandLine() into an argc/argv[] pair and delegates
to realMain().
* src/run.h: Removed many declarations. Made almost all remaining
declarations static. Declare realMain as main on __CYGWIN__.
* src/env.c: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* src/env.h: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* src/run2_gpl.c: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* src/run2_gpl.h: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* src/tokenizer.c: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* src/tokenizer.h: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* src/util.c: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* src/util.h: New (copied from run2 and modified slightly).
* m4/check_stdcall_funcs.m4: New.
* m4/spawnv_signature.m4: New (moved from configure.ac)
* build-aux/.cvsignore: Add ar-lib.
2013-06-21 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Avoid PCA issues on W7
* src/run.c (WinMain): Ensure that target application
is not automatically started as a "Program Compatibility
Assistant" job by default. See
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-developers/2012-02/msg00022.html
(start_child): Ditto.
2013-05-30 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Release 1.2.0
* configure.ac: Bump version. Use xz for distribution.
* src/run.c (WinMain): Fix typo.
2013-05-30 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Support cygwin64, mingw64
* configure.ac: Detect cygwin64 and mingw64. Detect
signature of _spawnv() and spawnv(). Update to
recent autotools.
* src/Makefile.am: Use correct entrypoint for 64bit
platforms.
* src/run.c (WinMain): Silence warnings. Invoke
_spawnv() on mingw platforms; invoke spawnv() on
cygwin/cygwin64 platforms.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
* TODO: Ditto.
2011-01-25 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Require cygwin-1.7
* configure.ac: If cygwin, require at least cygwin-1.7
* src/run.c: Remove support for cygwin-1.5 (e.g.
eliminate all references to deprecated cygwin_conv_*
functions.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2011-01-25 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
New branch: 1.2.x
* configure.ac: Bump version (post-release)
2011-01-25 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Release 1.1.13
* configure.ac: Bump version.
* TODO: Update documentation.
2011-01-25 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
* src/run.h: Remove ancient workarounds for cygwin
B19 and B20 (CYGWIN_CONV_* macros for cygwin[32]_conv_*
functions).
* src/run.c (xemacs_special): Remove ancient workarounds
for cygwin B19 and B20: don't use CYGWIN_CONV_* macros
but instead call cygwin_conv_* functions directly. If
replacement is available, avoid obsolete cygwin_conv_*
functions.
(process_execname): Ditto.
(get_exec_name_and_path): Ditto.
(addPathCygwin): Ditto.
(fileExists): Ditto.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2011-01-25 Jonathan Kamens <jik@kamens.us>
* src/run.c (process_execname): Validate symlink
lookup to avoid segfault.
2009-12-01 Corinna Vinschen <corinna@vinschen.de>
* src/run.c (configure_startupinfo): Ensure stdout
and stderr are distinct. Open with corrent flags.
2009-08-18 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Release 1.1.12
* configure.ac: Bump version.
* src/resource.rc.in: Fix typo in copyright date. Run
was first rewritten and released as an entity separate
from xemacs' runemacs in 1998, not 1988.
2009-08-18 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Only create (and hide) a console if absolutely necessary.
* src/run.h: Test $target.exe before $target. Pass $target
name, as well as cmdline, to start_child. Pass argc by
reference to build_cmdline.
* src/run.c (target_is_gui): New function.
(have_console): New function:
(build_cmdline): Modify *argc and argv in-place, to remove
-wait if present, before constructing cmdline.
(WinMain): Ripple from run.h changes. If $target is GUI, then
do not call start_child nor worry about the console; instead,
launch $target directly using: if not -wait, a lobotomized call
to CreateProcess; if -wait, then _spawn with the modified argv.
(setup_invisible_console): Do nothing if already have console.
(configure_startupinfo): If we have a console, and have not
requested pipes, then ensure that stdio of child will be the
non-redirected CONOUT$ and CONIN$ of that console (avoids 100%
CPU issue).
(start_child): Change bHaveInvisConsole to bHaveConsole, and
initialize it using explicit test via have_console(). Refactor
W7 workaround. Only set bForceUsingPipes if DEBUG_FORCE_PIPES.
* NEWS: Update.
* README: UPdate.
2009-08-16 Corinna Vinschen <corinna@vinschen.de>
* src/resource.rc.in: Fix filename case to accommodate case sensitive
filesystems.
2009-08-15 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
* build-aux/.cvsignore: Update.
2009-08-14 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
More 100% CPU fixes
* src/run.c (configure_startupinfo): Accept new parameter
bForceUsingPipes, to force setting up new handles for child
stdio.
(start_child): Set bForceUsingPipes TRUE for WinXP and above.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2009-08-14 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Fix performance problems wrt urxvt-X (for < Windows 7)
* src/run.c: Only use Windows 7 workaround ON Windows 7.
* README: Document limitations on Windows 7.
* TODO: Add Windows 7 entry.
* AUTHORS: Recognize Corinna Vinschen's current and
previous contributions to invisiconsole support.
* NEWS: Update documentation.
2009-08-10 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Release version 1.1.11.
2009-08-10 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Corinna Vinschen <corinna@vinschen.de>
Windows 7: Enable proper invisiconsole operation.
* TODO: New file.
* Makefile.am: Add TODO. Fixup distribution perms; ensure
autoreconf works on distributed tarball.
* configure.ac: Detect cygwin-1.7; use a config.h. Use
ustar format for distributed tarball, for empty m4/ directory.
Check for setenv function.
* src/resource.rc.in: Include config.h.
* src/run.h: Declare new function run_setenv.
* src/run.c: Include config.h.
(start_child): On cygwin-1.7, expect cygwin's startup code to
automatically create an invisible console for us (works around
bug in Windows 7, but employed regardless of OS version). On
cygwin-1.5 and mingw, use a different workaround (but employ it
on WinXP and above, not just Windows 7). (Corinna Vinschen).
(run_setenv): New function.
(addPath): Use run_setenv (restores MinGW support).
2009-08-10 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Updated build machinery and documentation.
* build-aux: New directory.
* m4: New directory.
* configure.ac: Update to latest autotools. Bump
version number.
* Makefile.am: Added -I m4.
* src/Makefile.am: Refine rules for invoking windres.
* src/resource.rc.in: Fix line endings.
* NEWS: Add actual content.
* README: Add actual content.
* .cvsignore: New.
* src/.cvsignore: New.
* build-aux/.cvsignore: New.
* m4/.cvsignore: New.
2006-05-22 Charles Wilson <cygwin@cwilson.fastmail.fm>
Release 1.1.10
* src/run.c: Create invisible console. Reworked and
incorporated pipe handling code from Alexander Gottwald.
Changed comments to C style.
* configure.ac: Bump version.
2006-04-06 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
Release 1.1.9
* src/run.c: Remove quotes from search path.
* configure.ac: Bump version.
2006-03-31 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
Release 1.1.8
* src/run.c: Remove quotes from programname.
* configure.ac: Bump version.
2006-03-08 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
Release 1.1.7
* src/run.c: Copy cygwin environment variables to
windows environment. Disable WinMainCRTStartup wrapper.
* configure.ac: Bump version.
2005-11-09 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
Release 1.1.6
* src/resource.rc: Preserve the order of icons.
* src/run.1.in: New.
* configure.ac: Bump version. Generate man page.
* src/Makefile.am: Add man page.
2009-08-15 Charles Wilson
Release 1.1.5
* ChangeLog_: renamed to...
* ChangeLog: here.
2005-11-01 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
Maintaining run.exe separately. Removed all X-startup-scripts
files from this package.
* CHANGELOG: renamed to...
* ChangeLog_: this (as a sop to case-insensitive fs)
* X-boxed.ico: Moved to...
* src/X-boxed.ico: here.
* X.ico: Moved to...
* src/X.ico: here.
* file.ico: Moved to...
* src/file.ico: here.
* lisp.ico: Moved to...
* src/lisp.ico: here.
* run.ico: Moved to...
* src/run.ico: here.
* rxvt.ico: Moved to...
* src/rxvt.ico: here.
* xemacs.ico: Moved to...
* src/xemacs.ico: here.
* run.c: Moved to...
* src/run.c: here.
* run.h: Moved to...
* src/run.h: here.
* resource.rc: Moved to...
* src/resource.rc.in: here. Generate correct version
information.
* configure.ac: New.
* Makefile.am: New.
* src/Makefile.am: New.
* src/vim.ico: New.
* AUTHORS: New.
* NEWS: New.
* COPYING: Update.
* README: Delete out of date information; leave empty
placeholder.
* TODO: Removed.
* Makefile.cygwin: Removed.
* INSTALL: Removed.
2005-10-26 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
* run.c: Pipe stdin, stdout and stderr to child process
2005-04-20 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
Released as x-startup-scripts-1.0.10
NOTE: as run was released as a component of x-startup-scripts,
the standalone directory included a Makefile.am but no
configure.ac, and as such is unbuildable. This repository
instead introduces new modifications to Makefile.cygwin
to allow this version to compile for historical purposes.
Furthermore, various icons that were not part of ago's
release are still present, because they were added right
back in run-1.1.5...
Finally, ALL of these changes, from this point down to
the release of version 1.1.4 below, are one single checkin
in the repository, because we no longer have access to
the development repository of the time.
2009-08-15 Charles Wilson
Artificial changes to allow building this old version
with existing (non-subproject) build infrastructure.
Of course, you'd need a contemporaneous gcc, because
modern gcc's provide a crt0.o startup object that includes
a conflicting symbol...so you STILL can't actually build
this version.
* Makefile.cygwin: Modify build procedure.
* Makefile.vc: Removed.
2004-10-25 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
* run.c: Fixing buffer overflow reported by Kirby
Kuehl <kkuehl at cisco dot com>
2004-10-06 Alexander Gottwald <ago at freedesktop dot org>
* run.c: Added ability to expand PATH variable with
-p <dir> parameter
2004-03-11 <harold@codeweavers.com>
* X.ico: Update X.ico in run.exe with Jehan Bing's latest.
* X-boxed.ico,resource.rc: Add Benjamin Riefenstahl's boxed X
icon to run.exe.
2004-03-10 <harold@codeweavers.com>
* run.rc: Renamed to...
* resource.rc: this. Change the XEmacs icon to the XWin icon.
Eliminate other icons.
Version 1.1.4 - 19-Dec-98
--------------------------
- No code changes
- CYGWIN: tested under 20.1, new binary included in package
- CYGWIN: tested "rungnuclient" functionality under Cygwin B20.1
- CYGWIN: tested "rungnuclient" functionality under Cygwin B19.x
Thanks to Raymond Toy
- documentation changes
Version 1.1.3 - 8-Dec-98
--------------------------
- No code changes
- added icons
- NATIVE: added version info properties page
Version 1.1.2 - 5-Dec-98 (NOT RELEASED)
--------------------------
- BOTH: more code cleanup
- CYGWIN: removed some unnecessary calls to cygwin_conv functions
When cygwin_conv_to_posix_path() and _posix_path_list() functions
are called on paths/pathlists that are already in posix format
they return garbage in B19. So don't call them when you don't
have to.
- CYGWIN: added #defines to enable building under both B19 and
B20 without modifying the source code. UNTESTED under B20.
Version 1.1.1 - 30-Nov-98 (NOT RELEASED)
--------------------------
- cleaned up code a little bit (and you thought the code
was messy NOW!)
- fixed all known bugs
Version 1.1.0 - 18-Nov-98 (NOT RELEASED)
--------------------------
- added ability to search PATH for the target
- added ability to specify explicit path information for
the target, which removed requirement that run.exe and
the target be in the same directory
- added "simple" mode of operation, where run.exe is
renamed to runXXXXXX.exe, to run target XXXXXX
- SHOWSTOPPER: cygwin version gets confused if '\\' character
appears in the argument list
Version 1.0.0 - 29-Sept-98
--------------------------
initial release

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1.3.0 (2013-07-24)
* Entirely refactored to use library routines from run2.
* -wait need not be the first argument
* New options --run-nogui, --run-notty, --run-verbose,
and --run-debug[=N] controlling how run.exe itself reports
error conditions and other messages.
+ By default, it is silent. If any messages are enabled
via --run-verbose or --run-debug=N, then they will either
be reported on stderr, or in windows popup boxes.
+ stderr is used if run.exe is launched from the cmdline, or
if --run-nogui.
+ Windows popup boxes are used if run.exe is launched by
doubleclicking it or by a Windows shortcut, or if --run-notty.
1.2.0 (2013-05-30)
* If cygwin, require at least cygwin-1.7
* Support cygwin64 and mingw64.
1.1.13 (2011-01-25)
* Ensure that stdout and stderr are distinct
* Fix segfault in symlink name lookup
* Remove ancient workarounds for cygwin B19 and B20: don't use
CYGWIN_CONV_* macros but instead call cygwin_conv_* functions
directly.
* For cygwin-1.7, avoid deprecated cygwin_conv_* functions.
NOTE: Only the barest minimal changes were made, so (a) non-ascii
characters still not supported, and (b) long pathnames are not
yet supported. This will occur on the new 1.2 development stream.
1.1.12 (2009-08-18)
* "Fix" 100% CPU usage problem reported with urxvt-X (at least, if
OS < Windows 7), by ensuring that W7 workaround is employed only
if OS is actually W7 or above, and
* Logical refactoring:
- if $target is GUI, just launch it (don't worry about consoles)
- if a console is already present, ensure that $target's stdio
is connected to it, and launch $target. This avoids extra
pipes, and some 100% CPU problems.
- Otherwise, create a new console and hide it (using various OS-
dependent techniques, incl. the W7 workaround), connect the
$target's stdio to it, and launch $target.
1.1.11 (2009-08-10)
* New maintainer (Charles Wilson took over from Alexander Gottwald)
* Updated build machinery
* Added patch to support invisible consoles on Windows 7 (Corinna Vinschen)
1.1.10 (2006-05-22)
* Create a real hidden console
1.1.9 (2006-04-06)
* Remove quotes from search path. Fixes problem with spaces in filenames
1.1.8 (2006-03-31)
* Remove quotes from exename. Fixes problem with spaces in filenames
1.1.7 (2006-03-08)
* Copy cygwin environment variables to windows environment
* Disable WinMainCRTStartup wrapper
1.1.6 (2005-11-09)
* The order of icons has been adjusted so the X is now at index 2
again and X-start-menu-icons should display right.
* Manpage added
1.1.5 (2005-11-26)
* original standalong package for the run utility, extracted
from the cygwin X-startup-scripts package.

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"run" is a simple application to launch console programs with their
console hidden. It is intended for use on various Microsoft Windows
operating systems.

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* support of (extremely) long paths
* support wide chars
* Windows 7:
- investigate emacs performance degradation (see README/LIMITATIONS),
and http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2009-08/msg00379.html