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Suggested by iwamoto@sat.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp.
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library and doesn't require X11, and freetype-utils which contains the
freetype test programs and does require X11. Leave freetype as a
meta-package that includes the library and test-programs packages.
This allows programs/libraries not requiring X11 to depend on freetype-lib.
Make jlam@netbsd.org the MAINTAINER since I made all these mods.
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The many bug fixes and changes since the last packaged snapshot
are (from the authors announcements):
Icarus Verilog 20000428 Snapshot
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This one clears up some pretty nasty and subtle bugs. If you've been
sending me bug reports, you're probably turning blue holding your breath
in anticipation of this snapshot. Breath in, Breath out.
Hooray, both force and release work properly. I'm happy about that,
release worked out a bit easier then I expected. These should be useful
to test bench designers.
The big news this past week, however, has been bug fixes. Lots of bug
fixes. I got lots of bug reports and I killed pretty nearly all of
them. There were lots of nasty icky problems with passing parameters
to/from tasks, especially when memory words were involved. I fixed up
a whole bunch of these, and now parameter passing should work pretty
will, modulus the few remaining bugs I'm not seeing yet.
The iverilog command is in better shape now, and I encourage people
to use it in place of the older "verilog" driver script. There is a
man page for iverilog, and it supports all the switches needed to do
simulation and synthesis. I would like people to start getting this
driver well tested and the bugs worked out, because it is going to be
the main driver come the next stable release.
Some neat new XNF features are happening. I synthesize identity compare
in XNF, and a few other missing operators. But the really neato part is
that I've taught Icarus Verilog to generate PIN records for module
ports, so that you can make XNF macros out of Verilog source. If you
elaborate a module that has ports, the XNF code generator will automatically
generate the necessary symbols so that external XNF tools can link the
generated output into larger designs. I've compared the XNF files from
Icarus Verilog with those generated by Abel, and they appear the same
to my eyes.
Icarus Verilog 20000421 Snapshot
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Bunches of bug fixes, and a few new features come with this snapshot.
This snapshot makes headway in both simulation and synthesis. I'm
also starting to make a big dent in my todo list for the 0.3 release.
The bunches of little bug fixes in this snapshot are a direct result of
bunches of bug reports this past week that I was able to deal with. If
you've been reporting bugs, this may contain your fix.
I redesigned the process implementation in the vvm backend, so the generated
code is a bit cleaner, and threads are lighter weight. And while I was at
it, fork/join now should work properly. I know there were a bunch of you
out there asking for this, so here it is.
I've incorporated into this release improved runtime support for integer
multiplication, it should now work now matter how incredibly enormous
you make the operands. Thanks to Chris Lattner for contributing the generic
multiply.
I've improved synthesis somewhat, there were some expressions in some
contexts that were not getting synthesized by the -Fsynth functor. This
is fixed, and I'm also starting to add some XNF specific optimizations
into the -Fxnfio functor. I do sensible things with identity compare,
for example.
I've added the program ``iverilog'' to be a new driver program written
in C instead of as a shell script. This driver supports the -tnull,
-txnf and -tvvm targets, as well as the -E flag that causes only the
preprocessor to be run. This should be interesting to those of you who
are looking for a working preprocessor. I'm still working on the -D and
the -I flags, but I expect this program to replace the verilog.sh script
before the 0.3 release.
Icarus Verilog 20000414 Snapshot
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All event handling is now complete. Yet another subject is behind me, and
on I go. By complete, I mean that named events, edge triggers, wait, and
lists of events all work. This took a little longer then I expected, so
some of the other things I wanted to work on had to wait.
As a side effect of event and thread scheduling work, I changed the way
that threads are generated in vvm. The result is that threads should be
a little faster at run time, and a lot faster at compile time. A *LOT*
faster at compile time. (Apparently, Verilog XL is still considerably
faster, but hey, I'm working on it.)
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Fixes pkg/10018 by iwamoto@sat.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp.
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and use linux22 version instead of glibc20 version.
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Maintainer shared my opinion about architecture independent data files
belonging into share/ instead of lib/.
Other changes against 2.50: Target parsing bug fixed, new rpc number list.
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Important changes since 2.12:
Remote OS identification by fingerprint, recognition of RPC programs
listening on the respective ports, scan timing controls, ACK/window
scanning, stop/restart scans, output readability improved, and lots of
bug fixes.
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Changes:
ver 4.49.3 (Nov.2nd,1999)
modified import.h to remove needless #ifndef.
added key bindings for PageUp/PageDown to move prev/next page, and
changed Left/Right bindings to moving prev/next half page.
added bzip2 support for *.bz2 files with bzcat(1).
modified ConfFilename() to refer environment variable MAN_PN and
show that instead of "(stdin)" when man(1) passes the variable to lv.
modified iso-8859-7/Unicode mapping table.
fixed a bug that standout sequences remaine when you search a
string before suspend/edit, and after that you immediately cancel
the search.
fixed a bug again, lv blocks stdin stream by itself, before the
first page cache is filled (once fixed in ver 4.2beta2).
ver 4.49.2 (Sep.14th,1999)
added run-time command '=' that acts equally as 'C-g'.
changed LV_FILES_MAX constant to LV_FILES_UNLIMITED for UNIX
version.
ver 4.49.1 (Jul.25th,1999)
Translation of utf-8 and utf-7 into iso-8859-* was mishandled. Since
iso-8859-* are ISO 2022 8bit system and output routine of that was
shared with iso-2022-jp inside lv, so Unicode was converted into JIS
Japanese codeset by mistake. Furthermore, some glyphs in iso-8859-2..9
that iso-8859-1 also contains were incorrectly mapped into iso-8859-1.
Then I changed following points:
Rebuilt iso-8859-* mapping table.
Separated iso-8859-* encoding routine from iso-2022-jp.
This bug report was posted by <elad@tsur1.dhis.org>.
pre ver 4.48.2
some bugfix.
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(while I wasn't too successful with interface builders, let others have
their own experiences...)
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Used in linux-locale package to install specify language(s)
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These RPM files are supplementary locales for Linux.
Many languages are not supproted by default by GNU libc.
af ar bg br ca cs cy da de el en eo es et eu fi fo fr ga gl
he hr hu hy id is it ja ka kl ko lo lt lv nl no oc pl pt ro
ru sk sl sr sv th tr uk vi wa zh
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keep Troll's layout and put everything to ${X11BASE}/qt2
This reduces patching necessary in dependant packages while allowing
coexistence of different qt versions.
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privileges while building kpathsea.
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Changes since 2.0.13: (besides numerous bug fixes)
- New math functions: besselh, airy
- New functions: is_complex, isnumeric, isfinite, rehash, graw
- The Bessel functions now accept complex values for the argument
and any real value for the order.
- New "finance" category
- ~30 new functions in "signal"
- Numerous new functions in "statistics" category, including
new "distributions", "models", and "tests" directories
- If LOADPATH contains a doubled colon, the default path is inserted
in its place. This is similar to the substitution that also takes
place for leading or trailing colons in the LOADPATH.
- Loops of the form `for i = STRING ... endfor' are now allowed.
... and much more.
Closes PR8421.
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0.85 -> 0.86 changes:
* Changes in lib
** Fix bug of exec-timeout command which may cause crush.
** Multiple same policy for "access-list", "ip prefix-list, "as-path
access-list", "ip community-list" is not duplicated.
** It used to be "ip prefix-list A.B.C.D/M" match routes which mask >=
M. Now default behavior is exact match so it only match routes which
mask == M.
* Changes in bgpd
** "match ip address prefix-list" is added to route-map.
** A route without local preference is evaluated as 100 local preference.
** Select smaller router-id route when other values are same.
** Compare MED only both routes comes from same neighboring AS.
** "bgp always-compare-med" command is added.
** Now MED value is passed to IBGP peer.
** When neighbor's filter is configured with non-existent access-list,
as-path access-list, ip prefix-list, route-map. The behavior is
changed from all permit to all deny.
* Changes in ospfd
** Fix bug of external route tag byte order.
** OSPF Neighbor deletion bug which cause crush is fixed.
** Some route calculation bug are fixed.
** Add sanity check with router routing table.
** Fix bug of memory leak about linklist.
** Fix bug of 1-WayReceived in NSM.
** Take care of BIGENDIAN architecture.
** Fix bug of NSM state flapping between ExStart and Exchange.
** Fix bug of Network-LSA originated in stub network.
** Fix bug of MS flag unset.
** Add to schedule router_lsa origination when the interface cost
changes.
** Increment LS age by configured interface transmit_delay.
** distribute-list is reimplemented.
** Fix bug of refresh never occurs.
** Fix bug of summary-LSAs reorigination. Correctly copy
OSPF_LSA_APPROVED flag to new LSA. when summary-LSA is reoriginatd.
** Fix bug of re-origination when a neighbor disappears.
** Fix bug of segmentation fault with DD retransmission.
** Fix network-LSA re-origination problem.
** Fix problem of remaining withdrawn routes on zebra.
* Changes in ripd
** Do not leave from multicast group when interface goes down bug is
fixed.
* Changes in zebra
** Remove client structure when client dies.
** Take care static route when interface goes up/down.
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ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/packages/pkgsrc/README-IPv6.html
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Also, delete some changes we don't actually need.
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Also remove explicit refreshes.
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cope with PATENTEDOPENSSLSRC environment (mk.conf needs to be set)
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From the change log:
1.7, 5-Jan-00
- NEW: dbcolize now detects and rejects lines that contain embedded
copies of the field separator
- NEW: configure tries harder to prevent people from improperly
configuring/installing jdb
- NEW: tcpdump_to_db converter (incomplete)
- NEW: tabdelim_to_db converter: from spreadsheet tab-delimited files to db
- BUG FIX: dbjoin used to produce incorrect output if there
were extra, unmatched values in the 2nd table.
- BUG FIX: the sample commands in the usage strings
now all should explicitly include the source of data
(typically from "cat foo.jdb |").
- DOCUMENTATION BUG FIX: dbcolmovingstats had incorrect sample output.
1.6, 24-May-99
- NEW: dbsort, dbstats, dbmultistats now run in constant memory
(using tmp files if necessary)
- NEW: dbcolmovingstats does moving means over a series of data
- NEW: dbcol has a -v option to get all columns except those listed
- NEW: dbmultistats does quartitles and medians
- NEW: dbstripextraheaders now also cleans up bogus comments
before the fist header
- BUG FIX: dbcolneaten works better with double-space-separated data
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Mark Davies in PR pkg/9915. Changes since version 0.89.9:
- XbaeMatrix : work in progress for making rows resizable. This is
already in place for columns, it is one of the requirements for being
able to handle different fonts. This may break binary compatibility
with previous releases.
- Various XmText bugfixes.
- Add Xm/MenuT.h trait include file, required for Xmt 2.1.3.
- XbaeMatrix : two bugfixes related to use of global variables (auch).
- CascadeButtons : if we set the sub-menu on a menubar there is no need
to refresh.
- All over : remove reference to timers we've nuked with
XtRemoveTimeOut().
- XmList (XmEXTENDED_SELECT) - the selected_item_count was always coming
back as 1
- ImageCache : add None symbolic name for transparency.
- XmTextFieldSetSelection - do not allow the start or end position to be
greater than the current length.
- Make Labels handle bitmaps in the version 2 case only
- XmRowColumn : Give the focus to the root when we don't know were else
to put it
- SelectionBox has a class method called list_callback. In our FileSB
class initialization this field was missing. This was causing FileSB
sub-classing problems.
- Do not activate an accelerator belonging to an un-managed widget. (DDD)
- Mnemonics were being installed and un-installed based on a different
set of rules.
- Make label handle pixmaps with a depth of 1.
- Xbae : consistent use of ANSI C prototypes.
- Several bugfixes to RPM configuration file (lesstif.spec).
- Work in progress for making Xbae widgets threadsafe.
- XmListReplaceItemsPosUnselected doesn't replace last item due to the
test being performed as if position were 0 based rather than 1 based.
- DragBS : don't tell bcopy to copy a negative length.
- Various fixes for compiler warnings.
- DragBS : _XmWriteDragBuffer also seems to have difficulties - it
doesn't work if the 'size' is bigger than 1000, because someone had the
bright idea of hardcoding 1000 in as the maximum possible size.
- Convert web pages to using JPEG instead of GIF.
- Add Builder Xcessory example files for Xbae widgets. With these you
should be able to import the Xbae widgets onto the BX palette.
- Print a couple of warnings if someone calls Mrm thinking it might
actually do something.
- Clean up website text consistency.
- Fix XmListYToPos().
- Get rid of
- Our sample system.mwmrc wasn't correct.
- Manager.c : virtual key accelerator handler.
- lesstif.spec : make sure the include files for Xbae, Xlt make it in.
- lesstif.spec : split the "devel" RPM into two - the "devel" RPM keeps
the development stuff (include files etc), the new "static" RPM
contains the static libraries.
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