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logic to all platforms:
Some packages (such as math/gap) create wrappers based on the name of
the compiler, so ${CC} should not contain any flags. Move flags into
CFLAGS.
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check-portability test.
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Changes:
2006-11-03 Mikio Hirabayashi <mikio@users.sourceforge.net>
* estraier.c (est_doc_score): new function.
* estraier.c (est_db_check_option): new function.
* estraier.c (est_search_union): a bug related to scoring when ASIS mode was fixed.
* estraier.c (est_db_score_doc): difference operator was added.
* estcmd.c (procinform): display of known options was added.
* estcmd.c (doputdoc): modification date of files became able to be recorded as score.
* estseek.c (showresult): accuracy of "{hnum}" operator was improved.
* estwaver.c (runinit, procinit): "-xs", "-xl", "-xh" options were added.
- "set_score" and "score" methods were added to language bindings and node APIs.
- Release: 1.4.9
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Added some code to check for unknown options.
Reindented the file so that the compiler options are better visible.
They had been hidden by the massive block comments before. Also, every
option has got its own line so that one only needs to read the first
column to find the relevant code.
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make the wrapper code less frightening. For example, instead of
arg="${arg#-Wl,}"
$debug_log $wrapperlog " (transform-sunpro-cc) to: $arg"
addtocache=yes
one can simply write
transform_to "${arg-Wl,}"
The functions that are currently implemented are: transform_to,
transform_discard, transform_to_nocache, transform_discard,
transform_pass and transform_pass_unknown.
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Makefile dependencies.
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using inline functions with SunPro.
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- Many more fixes for installer support.
- Many MSHTML improvements.
- Support for NTLMv2.
- RPC over TCP improvements.
- Lots of bug fixes.
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time)
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PostGIS 1.1.6
2006/11/02
- fixed CAPI change that broke 64-bit platforms
- use Z ordinate in reprojections
- spatial_ref_sys.sql updated to EPSG 6.11.1
- Simplified Version.config infrastructure to use a single
pack of version variables for everything.
- Include the Version.config in loader/dumper USAGE messages
- Replace hand-made, fragile JDBC version parser with Properties
- Fixed setSRID() bug in JDBC, thanks to Thomas Marti
- loader/dumper: fixed regression tests and usage output
PostGIS 1.1.5
2006/10/13
- Java:
- Removed obsolete synchronization from Jts code.
- fixed nullpointer Exception in Geometry.equals() method
- Added EJB3Spatial.odt to fulfill the GPL requirement of
distributing the "preferred form of modification"
- Added -S option for non-multi geometries to shp2pgsql
- Updated heavily outdated README files for shp2pgsql/pgsql2shp by
merging them with the manpages.
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No PKGREVISION++ (riding upgrade < 1 hour ago).
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Take maintainership.
Changes in 2.2.3
- CAPI: multiple finishGEOS() calls made harmless.
Changes in 2.2.2
- Added LinearRing::clone
- Added GEOSArea(), GEOSLength(), GEOSEnvelope(), and GEOSGeomType() to C API
- Cleanups in C-API
- Support for gcc-4
- Fixed Polygon::equalsExact
- Fixed bug in NULL-factory Geometry constructor
- Cleanups in SWIG wrappers
- New Ruby bindings
- Enumerated SweepLineEvent's DELETE and INSERT labels
renamed to DELETE_EVENT and INSERT_EVENT.
- Fixed geos-config to use system-specific libs path
- Accept correct WKT format for MultiPoints
- SRID support in (E)WKB reader.
Changes in 2.2.0
- Higher dimensions interface for CoordinateSequence
- Added getCoordinatesRO for Point class
- NEW WKB IO
- NEW Simplified and stabler C API
Changes in 2.1.4
- Severe BUGFIX in BufferSubgraphGT and other functions used
as StrictWeakOrdering predicates for sort()
Changes in 2.1.3
- XMLTester installed by default
- New Node::isIncidentEdgeInResult() method
Changes in 2.1.2
- Added multipolygon buffering test in source/test/testLeaksBig
- Ported JTS robustness patch for RobustLineIntersector
- Removed useless Coordinate copies in OverlayOp::mergeZ()
- Avoided throws by IsValid on invalid input
- Stricter C++ syntax (math.h=>cmath, ieeefp.h in "C" block, ostringstream
instead of sprintf)
- Better support for older compilers (Polygonizer::LineStringAdder friendship)
- Removed useless Coordinate copies in CGAlgorithms::isOnLine()
- Added support for polygonize and parametrized buffer tests in XMLTester
- Fixed Z interpolation in LineIntersector
- Made polygon::getBoundary() always OGC-valid (no LinearRings)
- Input checking and promoting in GeometryFactory::createMultiLineString()
- Segfault fix in GeometryEditor::editPolygon()
Changes in 2.1.1
- Fixed uninitialized Coordinate in TopologyException
- Added install of version.h, platform.h and timeval.h
- Z interpolation in overlay operations
Changes in 2.1.0
- Added Polygonizer and LineMerger classes.
- python wrapper examples
- Z support in overlay operations.
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PKGREVISION++
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in the macros will be expanded later.
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Also replace "python" with real path to python in more files.
NOTE: this is not complete a few more files still have "python"
hard-coded.
The release notes says: "This is a bug fix release that improves
stability and MS Windows support. Notable new features include:
* The windows port does not need a MSys (unix-like tools) installation
anymore. * A new function inset-dissolve has been added to delete
an text inset and put its contents in the enclosing text; this can
be accessed (like in the math editor) by pressing Backspace at the
start of an inset, or Delete at the end. * Many crashes have been
fixed, in particular for systems based on gcc 4.1. All current
1.4.x users are encouraged to upgrade to this version."
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Use && chains rather than ; so that errors are not thrown away.
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which on large trees involving thousands of -exec's, makes find turn
into a humongous process. It's faster on most systems to use other
methods anyway, so use xargs where practical, or pipe to a
"while read f; do ..." loop and let the shell do what it was meant
to do -- run programs.
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which on large trees involving thousands of -exec's, makes find turn
into a humongous process. It's faster on most systems to use other
methods anyway, so use xargs where practical, or pipe to a
"while read f; do ..." loop and let the shell do what it was meant
to do -- run programs.
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package maintainer who sent PR pkg/34655.
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Changes unknown.
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plain $.
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