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out of synch)
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Changes are:
* fixed a problem with pass rules not being applied properly
* fixed a #include ordering statement for Slackware 4.0 installs
* fixed banner output for the -V option
* Token Ring decoding is now fully functional
* Added packet buffer cleanup code to all protocol decoders
* fixed a problem with improper TCP option output
* Added a Snort man page
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right now).
In case of emergency, mail der Mouse <mouse@rodents.montreal.qc.ca>
(No docs available :-/)
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o Fixed some IMAPv4r1 issues, seems to be working a little better
now.
o Added most of the support for GNU Privacy Guard by using an alpha
lib Privacy Guard Glue. For GPG support, you must now use
the --enable-gpg configure flag (./configure --enable-gpg)
For reference, I'm currently using Pgg-20000116 and as the author
of Pgg states, new versions are unlikely to be compatable so
be warned that you may need to have the same Pgg lib that I have.
I will be maintaining a file specifying which version of Pgg you
need to use it with Spruce.
o Fixed the segfault/corruption bug caused when a user deleted a
message from a mbox spool
o Various code speedups/cleanups
o Added some simple multithreading (spruce now requires
POSIX threads)
o fixed some segfault-causing assertion errors
o Added the ability to set customized word-wrap length
o Fixed a bug which led to a incorrectly formatted date in the
header if you had set the locale to some other language.
o Added IMAP cram-md5 (oops, had it commented out before)
o Due to popular demand, I have added blind carbon-copy
functionality
o Fixed a segfault bug in the address book
o Added more NLS files
o You can now select multiple addresses in the address book
o You can choose to have spruce prepend every subject with a
"Re: " (or a "Fw: " - depending on the situation) or you
can choose to have spruce only prepend those if they are
not already in the subject prior to clicking reply/forward
buttons
o Finished adding mbox support (hopefully no bugs ;-)
o Added more command-line arguments and updated the manual
page to reflect these changes
o Added support for encrypted connections for POP and IMAP
thanks to a patch by Erik Forsberg
o Added a manual page
o Fixed one last SMTP bug that wouldn't allow a few
users to send mail.
o Added French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Portuguese
NLS support (I wrote a perl script called makepo.pl in
/po directory. These languages may not be 100% correct)
o You may now use Fetchmail to retrieve messages rather
than Spruce's internal Pop3 code.
o sped up some of the parsers
o various code cleanups
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installed by our lesstif pkg
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environment, bugfixes and documentation improvements.
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the test here depends on HAVE_LIBINTL_H, which is not set
by configure
This change makes bison use the internationalized catalogs even for
messages in getopt.c. Bug report submitted to bug-bison@gnu.org.
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Actually work with the supplied WAD file
One file-to-patch per patchfile
Remove strange 'post-patch' substitute X11_BASE phase
Fix numerous coredumps
Add a '-h' usage
Handle the sndserver dying
Make it work on little endian systems
Add a '-volume X' flag, and skip all sound code if 0
Other cleanup in some of the more repellant code areas.
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* Fixed a bad stackbase on NetBSD/FreeBSD platforms.
* Fixed a locking bug in lock_pt.c.
* Using pthread_attr_setdetachstate in lwp_pt.c instead of modifying the
attr struct directly.
* Improved cross-compiling with cygwin32 and djgpp.
* Added a script that might produce a useable ports/packages descriptions.
* Wrote a bit in the INSTALL document.
NOTE: The script pkgs/pkg-bsd.sh was not used to make this package.
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Changes are:
============
Documentation
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- There is a new DDD manual, generated from Texinfo source, and coming
in HTML, PDF, PostScript, Info, as well as plain text format.
Debuggers and Languages
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- This release contains partial support for DEC's `ladebug' debugger.
Please send in bug reports listing remaining problems.
- Parsing of JDB data has been improved.
- DBX prompts for object file names are recognized.
User Interface
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- `Breakpoint Properties', `Define Command', and `Debugger Settings'
have an `Apply' button that applies changes to text fields.
- In TTY mode, you can edit and complete the command line as in GDB.
(Uses GNU readline library.)
- Ctrl+E moves the cursor to the end of the line. For a `Run'
shortcut, use F2/F3 or Shift+Ctrl+E.
- DDD uses the locale as specified by the environment (such as $LANG).
This allows input of locale characters in DDD dialogs; error
messages may also come up in your locale. If you experience any
problems, set LANG=C when invoking DDD.
Plotting
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- If you have several indexed variables in a cluster (such as X[1],
X[3], and X[5]), DDD plots the cluster as 2-D plot, where the X axis
shows the index, and the Y axis shows the values. This is useful for
plotting array slices (see below).
Source Navigation
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- Using GDB, `Open Source' no longer automatically reads all shared
libraries of the debuggee; this took too much time with some programs.
There is an additional button that loads libraries.
Data exploration
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- You can rotate structs, saving space by omitting the member names.
A rotated struct looks very much like a horizontal array.
- The last rotation setting is used for new displays and is saved
together with other DDD options.
- Array slices `ARRAY[FROM..TO]' are much better supported:
* By default, the displayed values are clustered and displayed like an
ordinary array.
* Array slices can be plotted, too (see `Plotting', above).
- You can use the FROM..TO notation in arbitrary values, and also multiple
times; `graph display 1..5 * 1..5' creates a multiplication table.
- To select multiple displays, it suffices that the selection rectangle
touches a display (rather than enclosing it entirely).
- The Display Editor has buttons for clustering and unclustering displays.
Running the Program
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- Breakpoint commands are also supported for DBX, Perl, and XDB.
- In Perl, DDD supports temporary breakpoints.
Settings
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- DDD saves the GDB source directory path with the current session.
- DDD saves the JDB class path only with the current session.
Bug Fixes
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- Auto-raised menus work much better (enabled by default).
- The `floating' command tool now correctly follows movements of the
main window under KDE and other window managers.
- The register window is updated when the current frame changes.
- Value tips of strings containing ` = ' are displayed correctly.
- In file names, `//' is no longer normalized to `/'. This is useful
for special file systems, where '//c/foo' is an alias for `c:\foo`.
- Improved session management: `checkpoint sessions' not needed for shutdown
(as initiated by GNOME) are automatically deleted after exiting DDD.
- Improved auto-command recognition (includes saving displays across sessions)
- [LessTif] Selecting all displays in the Display Editor now works.
- [DBX] The array syntax `graph display [A..B]' works again for DBX.
- [DBX] Redirection to the execution window with Sun DBX 4.0 no
longer clutters program arguments.
- [Perl] Selecting identifiers that represent large data structures no longer
blocks DDD.
- [JDB] Thread names with dashes are handled correctly.
- [HP-UX] Renaming the `~/.ddd/init' file during saving options works.
- [Build] New `libiberty' and `configure' packages from GDB 4.18.
- [Build] If supported, `-isystem' is used for including system headers.
- [Build] If supported and required, `-fpermissive' is used for old X headers.
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comparison in generated code (shows up with gcc -Wsign-compare for example)
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- unconditionally enable the size code
- use wildcards consistently (PACKAGE_DEPENDS_WITH_PATTERNS=true)
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Changes: This version now uses GNU autoconf, includes support for
tcp_wrappers, and fixes a minor year 2000 bug. The configuration file
parser has better error checking and many new configuration options
were added.
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configure) to put kdbg's KDE resource files in the right place.
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A better place to fix this might be in Qt's QDir class...
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for the distfile.
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library building
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