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* Tools/cvtenc.m (main): Write using local/set encoding when

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* Tools/gdomap.c: Remove getopt function for MinGW
(patch from Leigh Smith <leigh@leighsmith.com>).
* Documentation/coding-standards.texi: Add section about object
persistance.
* configure.ac: Make it possible to override --enable-pass-arguments
when on cygwin.
* configure: Regenerate using 2.57


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@ -61,6 +61,7 @@ into another language, under the above conditions for modified versions.
* Memory Management::
* Error Handling::
* Variable Declaration::
* Object Persistance::
* Contributing::
@end menu
@ -333,7 +334,7 @@ similar mechanism exists in libFoundation with the CLEANUP and FINALLY
blocks.
@c ******************************************************************
@node Variable Declaration, Contributing, Error Handling, Top
@node Variable Declaration, Object Persistance, Error Handling, Top
@section Variable Declaration
All variables should be decalred at the beginning of a block. The new
@ -346,7 +347,21 @@ GNUstep libraries which stopped them compiling with one of the
commonly used compilers.
@node Contributing, , Variable Declaration, Top
@c ******************************************************************
@node Object Persistance, Contributing, Variable Declaration, Top
@section Object Persistance
The standard method of saving and restoring object information in GNUstep
is through the use of the -encodeWithCoder: and -initWithCoder: methods.
Any object which requires persistance implements these methods. They are
used, for instance by Gorm, to save GUI interface elements. It is important
that all changes to these methods be backward compatible with previously
stored archives (for instance, those created by Gorm). The easiest way to do
this is to use class version numbers to indicate which archive configuration
should be read.
@node Contributing, , Object Persistance, Top
@section Contributing
Contributing code is not difficult. Here are