regardless of whether dlerror() thinks that everything is just rosy.

we're compiling with large file support, otherwise fall back to 32-bit
versions. Hopefully fixes problems with FreeBSD without breaking other
platforms (raidfile tests pass on freebsd).

Don't fail if box-html/images already exists when making docs.

and only one directory needs to be copied for publication.

received in the test code, to avoid synchronisation issue where the
QUIT command appears to be part of the received data. Mostly harmless,
but gives a false alarm when viewing the test output.

than relying on Linux redirection macros that aren't present on
Slackware (which uses asm redirects instead).

large file support resulting in reading the wrong part of the structure
on Slackware?)

readdir (from Linux).

microsecond precision.

keepalive tests.

with parameters).

Move delay code out of macro and into intercept_errornow() to
simplify macro.

Clear hook functions in intercept_clear_setup().

Check that intercept_filename is not NULL before comparing it with
anything.

Change some TRACEx macros to BOX_TRACE.

otherwise we can expect not to find it and cause problems later
with our own definition.

requiring a write lock don't proceed when we don't have one.

* zero memory buffer before use to keep consistent behaviour.

* expect a diff even if the maximum diffing time expires

* really check when we have a diff and when we don't

Log each block found and each false match at DEBUG level.

when disabled.

the logs on the console along with other debug output.

tests, as main() will try to clean them up and we'll get an error
message if they're not initialised.

initialised) in release mode.