Binary compatibility report for the S-Lang library between 0.99.38 and 1.2.2 versions on x86

Test Info

Library Name	S-Lang
Version #1	0.99.38
Version #2	1.2.2
CPU Architecture	x86
GCC Version	4.6.1

Test Results

Total Header Files	2
Total Shared Libraries	1
Total Symbols / Types	278 / 75
Verdict	Incompatible (15.65%)

Problem Summary

	Severity	Count
Added Symbols	-	95
Removed Symbols	High	33
Problems with Data Types	High	2
	Medium	25
	Low	16
Problems with Symbols	High	0
	Medium	5
	Low	21
Problems with Constants	Low	20
Other Changes	-	0

Added Symbols (95)

slang.h, libslang.so
_SLChg_LCase_Lut [data]
_SLChg_UCase_Lut [data]
SLadd_app_unary_table ( SLang_App_Unary_Type* p1, char* p2 )
SLadd_intrin_fun_table ( SLang_Intrin_Fun_Type* p1, char* p2 )
SLadd_intrin_var_table ( SLang_Intrin_Var_Type* p1, char* p2 )
SLadd_intrinsic_function ( char* p1, FVOID_STAR p2, unsigned char p3, unsigned int p4, ... )
SLadd_intrinsic_variable ( char* p1, VOID_STAR p2, unsigned char p3, int p4 )
SLadd_math_unary_table ( SLang_Math_Unary_Type* p1, char* p2 )
SLallocate_load_type ( char* p1 )
SLang_add_intrinsic_array ( char* p1, unsigned char p2, int p3, VOID_STAR p4, unsigned int p5, ... )
SLang_assign_to_ref ( SLang_Ref_Type* p1, unsigned char p2, VOID_STAR p3 )
SLang_concat_slstrings ( char* a, char* b )
SLang_create_mmt ( unsigned char p1, VOID_STAR p2 )
SLang_create_nslstring ( char* p1, unsigned int p2 )
SLang_create_slstring ( char* p1 )
SLang_create_static_slstring ( char* p1 )
SLang_end_arg_list ( )
SLang_Error_Hook [data]
SLang_free_mmt ( SLang_MMT_Type* p1 )
SLang_free_ref ( SLang_Ref_Type* p1 )
SLang_free_slstring ( char* p1 )
SLang_free_value ( unsigned char type, VOID_STAR p2 )
SLang_inc_mmt ( SLang_MMT_Type* p1 )
SLang_init_slang ( )
SLang_init_slfile ( )
SLang_init_slmath ( )
SLang_init_slunix ( )
SLang_Load_File_Hook [data]
SLang_Num_Function_Args [data]
SLang_object_from_mmt ( SLang_MMT_Type* p1 )
SLang_peek_at_stack ( )
SLang_pop_complex ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLang_pop_double ( double* p1, int* p2, int* p3 )
SLang_pop_fileptr ( SLang_MMT_Type** p1, FILE** p2 )
SLang_pop_mmt ( unsigned char p1 )
SLang_pop_null ( )
SLang_pop_ref ( SLang_Ref_Type** p1 )
SLang_pop_slstring ( char** p1 )
SLang_pop_value ( unsigned char type, VOID_STAR p2 )
SLang_push_complex ( double p1, double p2 )
SLang_push_double ( double p1 )
SLang_push_mmt ( SLang_MMT_Type* p1 )
SLang_push_null ( )
SLang_push_value ( unsigned char type, VOID_STAR p2 )
SLang_start_arg_list ( )
SLang_verror ( int p1, char* p2, ... )
SLang_vmessage ( char* p1, ... )
SLang_VMessage_Hook [data]
SLcalloc ( unsigned int p1, unsigned int p2 )
SLclass_add_app_unary_op ( unsigned char p1, int(*p2)(int, unsigned char, VOID_STAR, unsigned int, VOID_STAR), int(*p3)(int, unsigned char, unsigned char*) )
SLclass_add_binary_op ( unsigned char p1, unsigned char p2, int(*p3)(int, unsigned char, VOID_STAR, unsigned int, unsigned char, VOID_STAR, unsigned int, VOID_STAR), int(*p4)(int, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char*) )
SLclass_add_math_op ( unsigned char p1, int(*p2)(int, unsigned char, VOID_STAR, unsigned int, VOID_STAR), int(*p3)(int, unsigned char, unsigned char*) )
SLclass_add_typecast ( unsigned char p1, unsigned char p2, int(*p3)(unsigned char, VOID_STAR, unsigned int, unsigned char, VOID_STAR), int p4 )
SLclass_add_unary_op ( unsigned char p1, int(*p2)(int, unsigned char, VOID_STAR, unsigned int, VOID_STAR), int(*p3)(int, unsigned char, unsigned char*) )
SLclass_allocate_class ( char* p1 )
SLclass_get_datatype_name ( unsigned char p1 )
SLclass_register_class ( SLang_Class_Type* p1, unsigned char p2, unsigned int p3, unsigned char p4 )
SLclass_set_destroy_function ( SLang_Class_Type* p1, void(*p2)(unsigned char, VOID_STAR) )
SLclass_set_pop_function ( SLang_Class_Type* p1, int(*p2)(unsigned char, VOID_STAR) )
SLclass_set_push_function ( SLang_Class_Type* p1, int(*p2)(unsigned char, VOID_STAR) )
SLclass_set_string_function ( SLang_Class_Type* p1, char*(*p2)(unsigned char, VOID_STAR) )
SLcomplex_abs ( double* p1 )
SLcomplex_acos ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_acosh ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_asin ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_asinh ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_atan ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_atanh ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_cos ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_cosh ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_divide ( double* p1, double* p2, double* p3 )
SLcomplex_exp ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_log ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_log10 ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_pow ( double* p1, double* p2, double* p3 )
SLcomplex_sin ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_sinh ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_sqrt ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_tan ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_tanh ( double* p1, double* p2 )
SLcomplex_times ( double* p1, double* p2, double* p3 )
SLdeallocate_load_type ( SLang_Load_Type* p1 )
SLdo_pop_n ( unsigned int p1 )
SLerrno_strerror ( int p1 )
SLextract_list_element ( char* p1, unsigned int p2, char p3, char* p4, unsigned int p5 )
SLfree ( char* p1 )
SLmalloc ( unsigned int p1 )
SLmath_hypot ( double x, double y )
SLrealloc ( char* p1, unsigned int p2 )
SLsmg_Newline_Behavior [data]
SLsmg_set_color_in_region ( int p1, int p2, int p3, unsigned int p4, unsigned int p5 )
SLsmg_set_terminal_info ( SLsmg_Term_Type* p1 )
SLsystem ( char* p1 )
SLtt_initialize ( char* p1 )

slcurses.h, libslang.so
SLcurses_Num_Colors [data]

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Removed Symbols (33)

slang.h, libslang.so
Chg_LCase_Lut [data]
Chg_UCase_Lut [data]
init_SLang ( )
init_SLfiles ( )
init_SLmath ( )
init_SLunix ( )
SLadd_at_handler ( long* p1, char* p2 )
SLadd_name ( char* p1, long p2, unsigned char p3, unsigned char p4 )
SLang_add_array ( char* p1, long* p2, int p3, int p4, int p5, int p6, unsigned char p7, unsigned char p8 )
SLang_add_binary_op ( unsigned char p1, unsigned char p2, FVOID_STAR p3 )
SLang_add_copy_operation ( unsigned char p1, FVOID_STAR p2 )
SLang_add_global_variable ( char* p1 )
SLang_add_table ( SLang_Name_Type* p1, char* p2 )
SLang_add_unary_op ( unsigned char p1, FVOID_STAR p2 )
SLang_create_user_object ( unsigned char p1 )
SLang_Error_Routine [data]
SLang_extract_list_element ( char* p1, int* p2, int* p3 )
SLang_extract_token ( char** p1, char* p2, int p3 )
SLang_find_name ( char* p1 )
SLang_free_intrinsic_user_object ( SLuser_Object_Type* p1 )
SLang_free_user_object ( SLuser_Object_Type* p1 )
SLang_pop_float ( float64* p1, int* p2, int* p3 )
SLang_pop_pointer ( unsigned char* p1, unsigned char* p2, int* p3 )
SLang_pop_user_object ( unsigned char p1 )
SLang_push_float ( float64 p1 )
SLang_push_user_object ( SLuser_Object_Type* p1 )
SLang_register_class ( unsigned char p1, FVOID_STAR p2, FVOID_STAR p3 )
SLang_Registered_Types [data]
SLang_rpn_interpret ( char* p1 )
SLang_User_Close_Slang_Object [data]
SLang_User_Open_Slang_Object [data]
SLroll_stack ( int* p1 )
SLsmg_Newline_Moves [data]

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Problems with Data Types, High Severity (2)

	Change	Effect
1	Field n has been removed from the middle position of this structural type.	1) Previous accesses of applications to the removed field will be incorrect. 2) Layout of structure fields has been changed and therefore fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be incorrectly accessed by applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Field float_args has been removed from the middle position of this structural type.	1) Previous accesses of applications to the removed field will be incorrect. 2) Layout of structure fields has been changed and therefore fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be incorrectly accessed by applications.

slang.h
[+] struct SLang_Load_Type (1)
[+] struct SLcmd_Cmd_Table_Type (1)

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Problems with Data Types, Medium Severity (25)

	Change	Effect
1	Type of field cmd has been changed from char[32] (32 bytes) to char* (4 bytes).	1) Size of the inclusive type has changed. 2) Previous accesses of applications and library functions to this field and fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be broken.
2	Type of field arg_type has been changed from char[10] (10 bytes) to char* (4 bytes).	1) This field may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by applications. 2) Size of the inclusive type has changed.
3	The pointer level of field arg_type has been increased from 0 to 1.	The library functions may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of old field value and therefore cause a crash of applications.
4	The pointer level of field cmd has been increased from 0 to 1.	The library functions may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of old field value and therefore cause a crash of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of field str has been changed from unsigned char[13] (13 bytes) to unsigned char[15] (15 bytes).	Previous accesses of applications and library functions to this field and fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be broken.
2	The relative position of field f has been changed from 2 to 1.	Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field.
3	The relative position of field next has been changed from 3 to 0.	Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field.
4	The relative position of field str has been changed from 0 to 3.	Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field.
5	The relative position of field type has been changed from 1 to 2.	Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field.

	Change	Effect
1	Field parse_level has been added at the middle position of this structural type.	1) Size of the inclusive type has been changed. 2) Layout of structure fields has been changed and therefore fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be incorrectly accessed by applications.
2	Field ofs has been removed from this type.	1) Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field. 2) Size of the inclusive type has been changed.
3	Field top_level has been removed from this type.	1) Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field. 2) Size of the inclusive type has been changed.
4	The pointer level of field name has been increased from 0 to 1.	The library functions may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of old field value and therefore cause a crash of applications.
5	The relative position of field name has been changed from 0 to 5.	Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field.
6	The relative position of field read has been changed from 5 to 3.	Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field.
7	The relative position of field type has been changed from 3 to 0.	Applications will access incorrect memory when attempting to access this field.

	Change	Effect
1	Field double_args has been added at the middle position of this structural type.	1) Size of the inclusive type has been changed. 2) Layout of structure fields has been changed and therefore fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be incorrectly accessed by applications.
2	Type of field string_args has been changed from *char[10] (40 bytes) to char (4 bytes).	This field may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by applications.
3	Type of field int_args has been changed from int[10] (40 bytes) to int* (4 bytes).	1) Size of the inclusive type has changed. 2) Previous accesses of applications and library functions to this field and fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be broken.
4	Type of field arg_type has been changed from unsigned char[10] (10 bytes) to unsigned char* (4 bytes).	1) This field may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by applications. 2) Size of the inclusive type has changed.
5	The pointer level of field arg_type has been increased from 0 to 1.	The library functions may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of old field value and therefore cause a crash of applications.
6	The pointer level of field int_args has been increased from 0 to 1.	The library functions may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of old field value and therefore cause a crash of applications.
7	The pointer level of field string_args has been increased from 1 to 2.	The library functions may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of old field value and therefore cause a crash of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of field name has been changed from char[9] (9 bytes) to char* (4 bytes).	1) Size of the inclusive type has changed. 2) Previous accesses of applications and library functions to this field and fields at higher positions of the structure definition may be broken.
2	The pointer level of field name has been increased from 0 to 1.	The library functions may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of old field value and therefore cause a crash of applications.

slang.h
[+] struct _SLcmd_Cmd_Type (4)
[+] struct SLang_Key_Type (5)
[+] struct SLang_Load_Type (7)
[+] struct SLcmd_Cmd_Table_Type (7)
[+] struct SLKeyMap_List_Type (2)

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Problems with Symbols, Medium Severity (5)

	Change	Effect
1	The pointer level of 2nd parameter p2 has been decreased from 1 to 0.	The library function will treat the parameter as the lower-dimension array and will not read all elements. This may change the behavior of applications. NOTE: if this is out-parameter then this change may cause a crash of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Base type of return value has been changed from SLang_Name_Type (40 bytes) to _SLang_Name_Type (12 bytes).	Applications will obtain a different return value and execution may change.

	Change	Effect
1	The pointer level of return value has been decreased from 1 to 0.	Applications may try to access unallocated memory by the dereferencing of new return value and therefore cause a crash.

	Change	Effect
1	The pointer level of 2nd parameter p2 has been decreased from 1 to 0.	The library function will treat the parameter as the lower-dimension array and will not read all elements. This may change the behavior of applications. NOTE: if this is out-parameter then this change may cause a crash of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Size of this global data has been changed from 20 bytes to 12 bytes.	Applications will obtain a different value and execution may change.

slang.h, libslang.so
[+] SLang_byte_compile_file ( char* p1, int* p2 ) (1)
[+] SLang_get_function ( char* p1 ) (1)
[+] SLang_load_string ( char* p1 ) (1)
[+] SLang_run_hooks ( char* p1, char* p2, char* p3 ) (1)
[+] SLKeyMap_List [data] (1)

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Problems with Data Types, Low Severity (16)

	Change	Effect
1	Size of this type has been changed from 48 bytes to 12 bytes.	The fields or parameters of such data type may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by old client applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Size of this type has been changed from 292 bytes to 44 bytes.	The fields or parameters of such data type may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by old client applications.
2	Type of field name has been changed from long to char*.	Replacement of the field data type may indicate a change in the semantic meaning of the field.
3	Field buf has been renamed to line_num.	Renaming of a field in data type may indicate a change in the semantic meaning of the field.
4	Field handle has been renamed to client_data.	Renaming of a field in data type may indicate a change in the semantic meaning of the field.
5	Field ptr has been renamed to auto_declare_globals.	Renaming of a field in data type may indicate a change in the semantic meaning of the field.
6	Field token has been renamed to reserved.	Renaming of a field in data type may indicate a change in the semantic meaning of the field.

	Change	Effect
1	Field input_pending has been added to this type.	Size of the inclusive type has been changed. NOTE: this field should be accessed only from the new library functions, otherwise it may result in crash or incorrect behavior of applications.
2	Field reserved has been added to this type.	Size of the inclusive type has been changed. NOTE: this field should be accessed only from the new library functions, otherwise it may result in crash or incorrect behavior of applications.
3	Size of this type has been changed from 608 bytes to 628 bytes.	The fields or parameters of such data type may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by old client applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Field reserved has been added to this type.	Size of the inclusive type has been changed. NOTE: this field should be accessed only from the new library functions, otherwise it may result in crash or incorrect behavior of applications.
2	Size of this type has been changed from 180 bytes to 40 bytes.	The fields or parameters of such data type may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by old client applications.
3	The pointer level of field string_args has been decreased from 1 to 0.	The library functions will treat the value of this field as the lower-dimension array and will not read all elements. This may change the behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Size of this type has been changed from 20 bytes to 12 bytes.	The fields or parameters of such data type may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by old client applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Field reserved has been added to this type.	Size of the inclusive type has been changed. NOTE: this field should be accessed only from the new library functions, otherwise it may result in crash or incorrect behavior of applications.
2	Size of this type has been changed from 132 bytes to 172 bytes.	The fields or parameters of such data type may be incorrectly initialized or accessed by old client applications.

slang.h
[+] struct _SLcmd_Cmd_Type (1)
[+] struct SLang_Load_Type (6)
[+] struct SLang_RLine_Info_Type (3)
[+] struct SLcmd_Cmd_Table_Type (3)
[+] struct SLKeyMap_List_Type (1)
[+] struct SLRegexp_Type (2)

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Problems with Symbols, Low Severity (21)

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 2nd parameter p2 has been changed from int* to int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Base type of return value has been changed from *void()(char)* to *void()(char,va_list)*.	Replacement of return base type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of return value has been changed from char* to int.	Replacement of return type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 2nd parameter p2 has been changed from char* to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.
2	Type of 3rd parameter p3 has been changed from char* to ... (va_list).	The semantic meaning of the parameter may change.

	Change	Effect
1	Base type of return value has been changed from unsigned char to char.	Replacement of return base type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Base type of 1st parameter p1 has been changed from unsigned char to char.	Replacement of parameter base type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Base type of return value has been changed from unsigned char to char.	Replacement of return base type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Base type of return value has been changed from unsigned char to char.	Replacement of return base type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.
2	Base type of 1st parameter p1 has been changed from unsigned char to char.	Replacement of parameter base type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Base type of 1st parameter p1 has been changed from SLang_Name_Type (40 bytes) to _SLang_Name_Type (12 bytes).	Memory stored by pointer may be incorrectly initialized by applications.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 3rd parameter p3 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.
2	Type of 4th parameter p4 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 1st parameter p1 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 3rd parameter p3 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.
2	Type of 4th parameter p4 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 2nd parameter p2 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 2nd parameter p2 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 2nd parameter p2 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

	Change	Effect
1	Type of 4th parameter p4 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.
2	Type of 5th parameter p5 has been changed from int to unsigned int.	Replacement of parameter data type may indicate a change in its semantic meaning.

slang.h, libslang.so
[+] SLang_byte_compile_file ( char* p1, int* p2 ) (1)
[+] SLang_Exit_Error_Hook [data] (1)
[+] SLang_load_string ( char* p1 ) (1)
[+] SLang_run_hooks ( char* p1, char* p2, char* p3 ) (2)
[+] SLdebug_calloc ( unsigned long p1, unsigned long p2 ) (1)
[+] SLdebug_free ( unsigned char* p1 ) (1)
[+] SLdebug_malloc ( unsigned long p1 ) (1)
[+] SLdebug_realloc ( unsigned char* p1, unsigned long p2 ) (2)
[+] SLexecute_function ( SLang_Name_Type* p1 ) (1)
[+] SLsmg_draw_box ( int p1, int p2, int p3, int p4 ) (2)
[+] SLsmg_draw_hline ( int p1 ) (1)
[+] SLsmg_fill_region ( int p1, int p2, int p3, int p4, unsigned char p5 ) (2)
[+] SLsmg_touch_lines ( int p1, int p2 ) (1)
[+] SLsmg_write_nchars ( char* p1, int p2 ) (1)
[+] SLsmg_write_nstring ( char* p1, int p2 ) (1)
[+] SLsmg_write_wrapped_string ( char* p1, int p2, int p3, int p4, int p5, int p6 ) (2)

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Problems with Constants (20)

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant ARRAY_TYPE has been changed from 20 to 0x20.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SL_INVALID_PARM has been changed from -6 to -15.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SL_MALLOC_ERROR has been changed from -5 to -4.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SL_OBJ_NOPEN has been changed from 9 to 4.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SL_OBJ_UNKNOWN has been changed from 10 to -13.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_ABS has been changed from 11 to 0x22.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_CHS has been changed from 15 to 0x26.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_END_TABLE has been changed from MAKE_INTRINSIC("", 0, 0, 0) to {NULL}.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_FUNCTION has been changed from 0x07 to 0x06.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_GVARIABLE has been changed from 0x0D to 0x02.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_INTRINSIC has been changed from 0x06 to 0x05.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_IVARIABLE has been changed from 0x0E to 0x03.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

	Change	Effect
1	The value of constant SLANG_LE has been changed from 10 to 0x0A.	Applications will pass an old value of this constant as the parameter to the new-version library functions, that expect a new one. This may result in crash of incorrect behavior of applications.

slang.h
[+] ARRAY_TYPE
[+] SL_INVALID_PARM
[+] SL_MALLOC_ERROR
[+] SL_OBJ_NOPEN
[+] SL_OBJ_UNKNOWN
[+] SLANG_ABS
[+] SLANG_CHS
[+] SLANG_END_TABLE
[+] SLANG_FUNCTION
[+] SLANG_GVARIABLE
[+] SLANG_INTRINSIC
[+] SLANG_IVARIABLE
[+] SLANG_LE
[+] SLANG_MUL2
[+] SLANG_RVARIABLE
[+] SLANG_SIGN
[+] SLANG_SQR
[+] STRING_TYPE

slcurses.h
[+] COLOR_PAIRS
[+] COLORS

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Header Files (2)

slang.h
slcurses.h

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Shared Libraries (1)

libslang.so

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