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better Solaris 7/8 autoconfiguration and minor code cleanup.
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to netbsd-1.4[A-Z]
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CONFIGURE_ARGS. This is needed because the pkg system passes,
for example, "--host=i386--netbsd" to 'configure'. However,
'configure' looks for strings like i386-*-netbsd1.4[A-Z] and
i386-*-netbsd1.3* to turn off ipv6.
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that the tarfile has a version number.
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Changes include:
* New dialog boxes by Matt Ettus:
- A much improved attribute edit dialog box
- A multiple attribute edit dialog box
* Improved Hierarchy Support:
- Hierarchy/Down Schematic
- Hierarchy/Down Symbol
- Hierarchy/Up
* Text alignment.
* Attributes are now required to have no spaces besides
the equals sign on each side. This shouldn't cause
any problems for anybody.
* Bunch of updates to the various gnetlist backends
(basically all submitted changes have been integrated).
Integration of JM Routoure's PCB backend work (Thanks!).
Bug fixes and improvements by Matt Ettus, Stefan
Petersen and Bas Gieltjes.
* Added a bunch of contributed symbols. Thanks to
all that have contributed! There are now 566 symbols
in the library.
* Documentation. There are the beginnings of docs now.
Here's the current list:
attributes.txt -- Master attribute list
fileformats.html -- gEDA file formats
gschem.txt -- The start of a serious user's
guide keymapping.html -- Stefan's keymapping
document netattrib.txt -- A HOWTO on the net=
attribute symbols.html -- The ever useful symbol
creation guide
* Bug fixes and improvements to some of the utils.
* Lots and lots of bug fixes (and bug introductions).
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enable beroftpd (why was this disabled?)
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be most useful to advanced users working with IPv6 or DNSSEC.
BIND 9.0.0b1 is not functionally complete, and is not a release
candidate for BIND 9.0.0. The ISC anticipates a number of additional
beta releases between now and May, when BIND 9.0.0 is scheduled to
be released.
The ISC does not recommend using BIND 9.0.0b1 for "production"
services.
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Related changes:
- Fix the permissions for the installed files
(this fix is the same one that Frederick Bruckman did for 2.5c).
- Remove the extra newline added to POST requests.
- Only clear the supplementary group list if running as root.
- Stopped overflow of 32 bit integer when purging.
- Allow wrong reply to CWD from broken FTP server.
- Don't get confused by badly nested script or blink tags.
- Disallow the Accept-Encoding header on outgoing requests.
- Make the URL-SPECIFICATION in the config file have lower case
for protocol and host.
- Modified the Meta refresh tag handling.
- Fix FTP directory listings for files with ':' in them.
- and other bug fixes.
- Added Russian and Polish translations of WWWOFFLE messages.
- Updated FAQ.
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Release - 0.77 - Saturday February 12th, 2000
* Added in directory SmallEiffel the new [2]install command class
install.e with a precompiled install.exe for Windows. This
install.e class is intended to install the SmallEiffel
distribution it comes with, and is designed to be as portable as
possible. This automatic installation program has already been
tested for Windows/lcc-win32, Windows/bcc32, Linux/gcc,
Solaris/gcc, DEC-Alpha/gcc and FreeBSD/gcc, ... To install
SmallEiffel under some UNIX like system, just type make in the
SmallEiffel directory. To install SmallEiffel under Windows, just
run install.exe. On other systems, C compile and run the install.c
file.
* Added C++ external support (creation of C++ objects, deletion of
C++ objects, member functions calls, static functions calls etc.).
See lib_show/external/C++ for examples.
* Added NUMBER library, for infinite precision and infinitely large
numbers. See lib_show/number for examples.
* Added ITERATOR library, for external iterators on data structures.
See lib_show/iterator for examples.
* Added class BIT_STRING for very large bit sequences, with
reference semantics.
* Added class BASIC_DIRECTORY and class DIRECTORY to handle in a
portable way directories as well as system path notations. See
lib_show/basic_directory for examples. This class is also
implemented for Java byte-code (command [3]compile_to_jvm).
* Added class BASIC_TIME, TIME_IN_FRENCH TIME_IN_ENGLISH and
TIME_IN_ITALIAN to handle date and time. See lib_show/basic_time
for examples. Low level routines for Java byte-code are not yet
implemented If you have some time to do this, you just have to add
the missing Java code in sys/runtime/SmallEiffelRuntime.java (do
not forget to post your work on the SmallEiffel mailing list).
* Features deep_clone and deep_equal of class GENERAL are now
implemented for the C compilation mode (does not work yet with
compile_to_jvm).
* Added feature skip_remainder_of_line and feature reach_and_skip in
class INPUT_STREAM. Warning: in order to be consistent with other
features, the behavior of features skip_separators and
skip_separators_using has changed.
* Added feature to_hexadecimal and feature to_hexadecimal_in in
class INTEGER.
* Improved incremental recompilation of the generated C code (also
fixed a very old bug in incrementality).
* Exceptions handling: the default_rescue feature is now supported.
* Various bug fixes and improvements (type inference score
increased).
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*) Added HISTORY document where we now write down the evolution
and release dates of Pth to have a concise history reference.
[Ralf S. Engelschall]
*) Added USERS document where we now collect references to
software packages utilizing GNU Pth.
[Ralf S. Engelschall]
*) Fixed a subtle typo in pth.pod about thread-safe functions
and finished documentation of pth_attr_set/pth_attr_get functions.
[James Robinson <jlrobins@uncc.edu>, Jeremie <jeremie@jabber.org>]
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Changes since 1.3.4:
* MP3 sharing support
* Search sorting by line speed and bitrate now implemented
* Support for opennap's multiple media type features (only available
when connected to an opennap server)
* Specification of the opennap server (query server only!) in the
preferences dialog
* Big endian bug fixed dealing with the byte order of an IP address from the
server
* Lots of various bug fixes
Changes since 1.3.3:
* PPC support should be working properly (thanks drscholl ;)
* BSD connection problems fixed (occurred in 1.3.2 and 1.3.3)
Changes since 1.3.2:
* Minor fix in the search widget that caused NULL searches to occur
* New option to autostart queues when nothing is being downloaded
* Search list has full column sorting support
* Multiple selections allowed
* Queue timeouts added
* Fixed Segmentation Fault in queue code
* More language translation support
Changes since 1.3:
* Support for queued downloads
* Chat support
* Improved UI, more config options.
* PPC support not quite functional, I need someone to look at the code
and send a patch to jasta@gotlinux.org
* Now using a standard GNU autoconf/automake structure
* Tons of various bug fixes
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to a ISO filesystem or VCD
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the package description files, using approximate matching.
# Locate words in description, or files in the PLISTs
#
# [-i] == ignore case when searching
# [-f] == look for a file, rather than a word or phrase
# [-p] == use approximate matching
# [-v] == be verbose
#
# Usage: pkglocate [-i] [-p] [-f] [-v] word
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for changes between 1.3.9 to 1.3.11, please see commit logs for
pkgsrc/www/apache, or apache changelogs.
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wwwoffle's author, removing world read permissions from the spool directory
was a mistake, which will be rectified in wwwoffle-2.5d.
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Fixes some display artifacts for me.
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- add some patches that move in the direction of support for big endian
machines.
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Changes:
o Unified cd_freebsd.c and cd_linux.c into cd_unix.c.
o Added support for NetBSD CDROM (untested), and sound interfaces
(thanks to Thomas Klausner for the NetBSD changes).
o Changed the nes bank 4 and 6 I/O hooks.
o Fixed FDS mapper to compile again.
o Fixed some problems with the PCE timer.
o Changed the PCE VDP interface not to use procpointers.
o Added clipping sprites to the right side of the screen to the PCE VDP.
o Removed the old (disabled) ROM type identification routine.
o Fixed the battery file handling to not use a cheap hack to get the
filename (this breaks all gg savegames until you rename the battery
file).
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- clock should not get stuck anymore
- improved handling of wrong MWM hints set by netscape
- fixed saving of rolled up window geometry
- use $LOGNAME if $USER not set
- APM & PPP status improvements
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to 1.2.3):
*) Better detection and support for Unix platform differences
*) More complete support for hard syscall wrapping
*) Memory debugging support via Dmalloc library and --with-dmalloc
*) Added a PTH_CTRL_DUMPSTATE to pth_ctrl()
*) Removed PTH_EVENT_PID and enhanced PTH_EVENT_FUNC
*) First cut for Win32/CygWin support
*) New `make striptease' feature for developers
*) New pth.m4 file for using Pth inside Autoconf based packages
*) New large pthread.pod manual page which contains full Pthread API
*) Fixed numerious memory leaks
*) Numerous bugfixes and cleanups
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Yacas (Yet Another Computer Algebra System) is a small and highly flexible
computer algebra language. The syntax uses a infix-operator grammar
parser. The distribution contains a small library of mathematical functions,
but its real strength is in the language in which you can easily write your
own symbolic manipulation algorithms. It supports arbitrary precision
arithmetic.
The current version is 1.0.28 (the first release was 1.0.0). The language is
very much in a finished state. Any code written for it should be usable in
future versions. Also, the language should prove very easy to learn.
Yacas is written in very clean c++ code, and is very portable . It can compile
stand-alone, and is easily embeddable. Yacas contains a native arbitrary
precision arithmetic module, but can also be used with GMP.
Things implemented include: arbitrary precision, rational numeric, vector,
complex, and matrix computations (including inverses and determinants and
solving matrix equations), derivatives, solving, Taylor series, numerical
solving (Newtons method), and a lot more non-mathematical algorithms. The
language natively supports variables and user-defined functions. There is
basic support for polynomials.
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"au" only gets installed with client.
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Skill Version 3.7, Patch #8 [affects all]
- pid #4 not special for Solaris [from JD Paul <jdpaul@staff.juno.com>]
- generic Linux /proc code [from Michael Smith <michael@csuite.ns.ca>]
- prevent compiler code reorder of SysErr() call in main()
- New OSes: Linux 2.2, Compaq Tru64 Unix 5.0, SCO UnixWare 7.0.1
- Fixed GuessOS for Tru64 Unix and AIX 4.3
- no-ctrling-tty support for: Linux, AIX, HPUX 10/11, SysVr4 (Solaris)
- Rewrite of Linux GetProc().
- Larger errbuf for 4.4BSD [Thomas Klausner <wiz@danbala.tuwien.ac.at>]
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Split PGSQL_USE_TCL into PGSQL_USE_TCL and PGSQL_USE_TK so that postgres
can be built with tcl support on a machine without tk (such as a machine
without X installed...)
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will permit programmers to write games and other realtime interactive
applications that are 100% portable across a wide range of hardware and
operating systems.
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