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Bugfixes:
- Major fixes for the pattern handling in the soundlibrary
- A memory leak was fixed which appeared when using note-off notes
- A note-off related segmentation fault was fixed
- The path of instrumens is now set correctly if a song gets saved
(solves the abs. vs. rel. path problem)
- lots of smaller fixes..
New features:
- New midi action: SELECT_NEXT_PATTERN_RELATIVE
- Show a layers velocity informations in a tooltip
- Added a description field for patterns
- Jack session support
- Jack midi out
- Undo history
- Tabbed interface (aimed at netbooks)
- CMake for build
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* Correction of bugs
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* Correct path of README and minify.
Noted via private e-mail from obache@.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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need it from a few years ago.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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This change is the result of a large sweep triggered by the new
Tcl which has const'ified many interfaces -- this follows suit with
many corresponding changes internally in scotty => lots of new
patches.
Also, change so as to not access interp->errorLine and
interp->result directly, use the accessor functions instead,
and turn off the corresponding compatibility defines.
The old patch files have been renamed and expanded, the new
scheme for naming patch files is used.
Only minimal functionality testing is done, but what has been
done shows that it basically works again.
PKGREVISION bumped.
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Sphinx is an open source full text search server, designed from the ground up
with performance, relevance (aka search quality), and integration simplicity
in mind. Sphinx lets you either batch index and search data stored in an SQL
database, NoSQL storage, or just files quickly and easily - or index and
search data on the fly, working with Sphinx pretty much as with a database
server.
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PR pkg/48590 by Jason White.
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PR pkg/48636 by YAMAMOTO Takashi.
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PR: pkg/48567
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The libmerkletree library implements Merkle tree calculation, and also
includes some higher-level functions to verify a file against a
previously-generated Merkle tree.
A Merkle tree is a hash tree calculated across blocks in data. Any
block size can be specified in this implementation. A digest is
calculated across each block in the data, and then a digest is
calculated across blocks of the checksums, and this continues until
only one block of digest exists. The hierarchical nature of this
allows individual blocks of a file to be verified, even if other parts
of the file have been modified. A degenerate case, in which the data
is less than the blocksize, will mean that a single digest value for
the block is calculated. This will be the same as the digest
algorithm applied to the whole file.
The digest calculations themselves are done by the libmultigest(3)
library, and allow concatenation of multiple digests to produce a
single large digest value.
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The merkletree(1) command performs Merkle tree calculation and
verification on the input data. This allows the establishment of the
block positions (i.e. relative neighbourhood) of any changed data.
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libmultigest is a library interface to calculate multiple digests at
the same time, without having to re-scan data. This is to protect
against any single digest algorithm being found to have second
pre-images. Up to 32 digests can be specified on the command line.
The data being used as input to the digest can be modified by using a
regular expression-based substitution operation, so that any Version
Control System identifiers can be normalised before being digested.
If no substitution regular expression is provided, the input data will
be used as-is.
The list of digests provided is:
BLAKE2, CRC32C, MD5, RMD160, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512,
SHA3-224, SHA3-256, SHA3-384, SHA3-512, SIZE,
TIGER, TIGER2, WHIRLPOOL
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The multigest utility calculates message digests of files or, if no
file is specified, standard input. The list of possible algorithms is
given in the libmultigest(3) manual page.
The multigest utility is a simple wrapper for the various
different algorithm implementations, , and was designed to be
scalable as new message digest algorithms are developed.
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+ Check the correct field in the struct is not NULL in sig_verify_dsa()
+ Move to using our own byte-swapping routines - portability
+ Check for errors in bzlib
+ Bump version number to 20140304
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Bug fixes.
Enabled OpenCL for Darwin.
Fix building with Clang.
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Updated www/py-flask-script to 0.6.7.
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Version 0.6.7
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Released on February 16, 2014
- Expose app instance in a command commands (manage.app). #83
- Show full help for submanagers if called without arguments. #85
- Fix ShowUrls command conflict. #88
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0.9 (2014-02-20)
This release is compatible with webassets 0.9.
flask-assets now support Python 3, and drops support for Python 2.5.
- Support for Flask-S3 (Erik Taubeneck).
- Support latest Flask-Script (Chris Hacken).
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Based on PR pkg/48608 by Izumi Tsutsui.
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** libgnutls: Corrected certificate verification issue (GNUTLS-SA-2014-2)
** libgnutls: Corrected issue in gnutls_pcert_list_import_x509_raw
when provided with invalid data. Reported by Dmitriy Anisimkov.
** libgnutls: Corrected timeout issue in subsequent to the first
DTLS handshakes.
** libgnutls: Removed unconditional not-trusted message in
gnutls_certificate_verification_status_print() when used with
OpenPGP certificates. Reported by Michel Briand.
** libgnutls: All ciphersuites that were available in TLS1.0 or
later are now made available in SSL3.0 or later to prevent
any incompatibilities with servers that negotiate them in SSL 3.0.
** ocsptool: When verifying a response and a signer isn't provided
assume that the signer is the issuer.
** ocsptool: When sending a nonce, verify that the nonce exists
in the OCSP response.
** gnutls-cli: Added --strict-tofu option; contributed by Jens
Lechtenboerger.
** API and ABI modifications:
No changes since last version.
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* Get rid of MYMETA
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