mention in --limit-rate that --speed-limit might ruin the limiting slightly.

David Byron's fix to allow the speed-limit logic work even if you set
limit-rate. It does work on the expense of the rate limiter.

added some extra typecasts to prevent compiler warnings when converting
int to various types

inlcude krb4.h to get the proto for Curl_krb_kauth() to satisfy picky
compilers

Gisle Vanem brings name resolving timeout possibilities to windows people.
This works by magicly starting up a new thread that can be killed when the
timeout is reached. testtesttest!

that icc attempt in configure

Some compilers warn on completely empty source files, we provide a blank
one to prevent that.

Convert functions to ANSI-style declaration to prevent compiler warnings

When the built-in manual is disabled, we generate a function doing nothing
just to avoid making a totally empty file. Just to avoid compiler warnings.

No longer support Z as a flag to print size_t, it isn't used by libcurl
and I doubt anyone else uses it.

Better preprocessor magic for the O flag (for curl_off_t printing) to prevent

No longer support Z as a flag to print size_t, it isn't used by libcurl
and I doubt anyone else uses it.

Better preprocessor magic for the O flag (for curl_off_t printing) to prevent
compiler warnings.

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Only use -Wstrict-prototypes with gcc 3.3 or later.
It is working with earlier versions, but when I use it with 3.0.3, I can't
get it to ignore errors in "system headers" with -isystem so we

Only use -Wstrict-prototypes with gcc 3.3 or later.
It is working with earlier versions, but when I use it with 3.0.3, I can't
get it to ignore errors in "system headers" with -isystem so we get
excessive amounts of warnings on SSL headers which is very annoying.

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include sys/select.h to prevent picky compiler warnings when using select()
without proto

we call the macro CURLMAX() isntead of MAX(), just because it turned up
it collides with another MAX define on some platforms (like netbsd 1.6.1)

oops, missed a define when I changed from Curl_ to curlx_

fix protos to prevent warnings

added getpart.h for the spitout() proto

%HTTPPORT supported in subVariables

mention what ports the test suite uses

When trying to see if there's a friendly http server on "our" port, we
only accept return code 7 to indicate that there's no server present.

-Wcast-align is a bit too annoying

Anything that looks like gcc 5.0 or more is no longer treated as gcc. I hope
this will make us exclude icc 8.0 etc.

refer to FILEFORMAT

When --enable-debug is used, for every -I provided to $CPPFLAGS we add
a corresponding -isystem, if using gcc, to inhibit warnings on those
headers.

Tor Arntsen's tiny fix!