connection, no matter if it is originating locally or from the outside
of the host. There is no check in place to discard non-local
connections. The only security against a malicious attack would be
provided by a local firewall, which is not guaranteed to be installed on
every workstation kicad is used on.

I tested this, and a host running eeschema accepts connections on TCP
port 4243 from other hosts on the internet.

A patch to remedy this potentially serious security hole is attached. It
creates the listener on localhost instead. A flag is provided to allow
the creation of sockets on 0.0.0.0 instead, if required. localhost is
the default.

where the 'z' prefix is for size_t arguments.

*) minor beautification

3d-viewer and polygon functions: remove duplicate code about conversion from basic shapes to polygons.

Eeschema: annotate and netlist dialogs: enhancements.
Minor  coding policy fixes and  changes.

All: press ctrl+shift key when moving the mouse allows the graphic cursor to be moved outside the grid.
(useful to place graphic objects, texts in any position, regardless the current grid)

Clipper is, by far, more easier to use than Kbool, and is currently actively maintained.
It is used only to normalize polygons, i.e. to convert self intersecting polygons to simple polygons,
which is not possible with boost::polygon.

Pcbnew: code cleaning in polygon functions

scripting + pcbnew: Merged with scripting branch, now it supports -DKICAD_SCRIPTING_WXPYTHON for full wx integration with python

pcbnew scripting: cleanup, renamed KICAD_SCRIPTING_EXPERIMENT to KICAD_SCRIPTING_WXPYTHON, now every flavour compiles

Pcbnew: code cleaning in polygons

This is an obscure legacy code from FreePCB, never used, never tested, never maintained.

Remove arcs support in zone outlines: this is a legacy code from FreePCB, never used, never tested, never maintained.

Some coding style policy fix.

Footprint wizard converts from user units to internal units back and forth, so user can type in mm or mils now