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added Canon tags, minor tweaks
fixed handling of short ASCII strings
added Panasonic tags
enhanced Nikon maker note support for newer cameras
internal code cleanup to allow separate maker TIFF info
added new Canon shooting modes
fixed exiftime crash on missing tags
fixed looping from recursive Canon IFD ref
sanitize ASCII tags to handle corrupt maker notes
added Panasonic values, tags
image number support for Canon EOS-20D
added Canon EOS-20D custom function support
added Sigma maker note support
added Canon tag values, calculate EV's
fixed flash tag processing to catch all possible values
fixed spelling for Minolta values
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- fixed the problem with Ticks getting incremented on every interrupt, not
just 60Hz (e.g. moving the mouse made the caret blink faster)
- Unix: integrated JIT compiler for Linux/x86 and FreeBSD/x86
- Unix: moved minimum autoconf support to 2.52+
- Unix: add large file support for 2+ GB hard disk images
- Unix: cleaned up pthread attributes [Brian Johnson]
- Unix: fixed floppy problems under Linux
- Unix: implemented "ignoresegv" feature on Linux/x86, Linux/ppc, Darwin/ppc
- Unix: serial port baud rates are now set correctly
- Unix: it is now possible to make the serial drivers pipe their input/output
to programs by using a '|' followed by a command line as the modem or
printer port setting (instead of a device name like '/dev/ttyS0')
- Unix: the option "--config FILE" tells B2 to use a different config file
- Unix: new prefs options "dsp" and "mixer" to set the OSS device names
instead of the hardcoded '/dev/dsp' and '/dev/mixer'
- Unix: new ether prefs option 'tun' to use a TUN/TAP interface. The
configure script used can be overriden with "etherconfig"
- Unix: SDL audio and video output are now available in option
- Unix: port JIT compiler to Linux/x86_64 (AMD64 and EM64T platforms)
- Unix: sheep_net driver ported to kernel 2.6 (patches from Mac-On-Linux)
- Unix: fix network code to work correctly on 64-bit platforms
- Unix: implement X11 to MacOS exchange of text through the clipboard
- Windows: a new port derived from Lauri's work is now available
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* Bug fixes
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- As always: Code cleanup and bug fixes.
- No more crashes when a program tries to access illegal sector numbers.
- Improved built-in ROM cartridge.
- Rewrote the IO memory emulation code -> Better compatibility.
- Support for TOS 1.06 and TOS 1.62
- Emulated CPU can now also be run at 16 MHz or 32 MHz.
- File selection dialog scrollable with mouse wheel or cursor keys, too.
- Hatari now works on 64-bit host CPUs, too.
- Floppy disk images can now be set writable/write-protected in the GUI.
- Hatari can now also load a global configuration file (e.g. /etc/hatari.cfg).
- Configurable logging functions.
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* Gorm now has a full implementation of canSubstituteForClass: which
is used to determine if a class can be substituted in the custom
class inspector. This allows classes added in palettes to say
whether or not they can be used as a subsitute for a kit class.
* Better separation of Gorm into libraries. As well as the ability
to compile on windows with a simple: "make install"
* Implementation of IBResourceManager class. This class is used by
palettes to register drag types to be considered by the top level
editors in the document window: object, sound, image, class.
* Gorm now is able to switch views in the document window when you
drag a file into it. If it's an image it will switch to the image
view, if it's a sound, the sound view, an object the object view
etc or if it's a class (a .h file) it will switch to the classes
view.
* Drag and drop parsing of header files (if you hadn't gathered from
the previous item).
* Better support for standalone views. while the user cannot
instantiate from the classes view (there were too many problems
with this approach). They can now drag any view from the palette
into the objects view and have it work.
* A myriad of bug fixes.
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BSD-style non-blocking IO interface.
fixes build on Solaris.
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passing -Xc to sunpro defines __STDC__=1 and the build fails in
ircsig.c because <signal.h> only declares sigaction if __STD__=0.
fixes build on Solaris w/ sunpro.
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from Joerg Sonnenberger.
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Split out shared parts of PyQt packages to Makefile.common.
I did this so I could get Darwin support which requires a
Mac-specific source.
Also capitalize Qt3 in COMMENT.
I tested a few packages using PyQt running on Mac OS X over remote X11
and it still worked (even though no X11 support, but I guess the Qt3's
X11 works for this).
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Split out parts of Makefile. Now use new
../../x11/py-qt3-base/Makefile.common.
Improve COMMENT to better describe this package.
Improve DESCR to better describe this package.
(PyQt is a set of Python bindings for the Qt toolkit. The
py-qt3-qscintilla package provides the bindings for QScintilla,
the port to Qt of the Scintilla programmer's editor class.)
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And add support for Solaris. Sorry I commit both at same time.
I forgot to commit this earlier.
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Use new ../../x11/py-qt3-base/Makefile.common. So split out some
of the parts of the Makefile.
Improve the COMMENT (especially so it will be different from other
PyQT package).
Improve the DESCRiption to really describe this package.
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Split this up into a Makefile.common to be used by other packages.
For Darwin, use a different DISTFILE as told by the py-kde list.
Improve DESCR. (The same DESCRiption was used by multiple packages.)
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No change for other platforms, as QMAKE_RANLIB is set to "true".
And if Darwin and /usr/lib/libresolv.dylib exists, then use -lresolv.
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I tested this build and packaging a couple months ago.
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been committed with the previous change. Noted by jlam@.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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No official ChangeLog; primary change is switching to RSA for asymmetric
keys (was McEliece). The 0.8.x network is now dead, forcing this bump.
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should be OK since the netpbm Makefile has the following:
# Fiasco has some special requirements that make it fail to compile on
# some systems, and since it isn't very important, just set this to "N"
# and skip it on those systems unless you want to debug it and fix it.
BUILD_FIASCO = Y
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* Fixes some critical build system bugs w.r.t. 0.94.2
Changes 0.94.2:
* Lots of improvements, most importantly better XmRenderTable support
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* Added "Require Source Selection" (and Destination ditto) flag
in the "Before&After" options for external command rows. This
prevents commands from running if there is no selection, which
is handy to avoid making programs read from stdin. Added after
issue report by C. H. Block.
* Brought Copyright in About window and man page into 2005. :)
* Added (commented-out) sample row in gentoogtkrc.in to show how
to set color of non-used pane rows (not reachable by gentoo's
File Style system).
* Fixed broken g_snprintf() formatting specifier in the overwrite
dialog that caused it to crash on Solaris. Reported (possibly
among others) by N. Antic.
* Added option to let window manager position dialogs. Suggested
by "Martinko". This is the new default behavior, too.
* Added a SelectShell command, that makes select/unselect/toggle
decisions based on running shell commands. Suggested by me. :)
See docs/scratch/command_args.txt, or use the GUI. Modified the
default button layout to put SelectRE/SelectShell together.
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- fixed possible crash in plug-ins-query PDB function
- fixes to Script-Fu server mode on Win32
- fixed possible crash in win32 gimptool variant
- plugged a tiny memleak in the image display code
- plugged a tiny memleak in libgimpwidgets
- attempt to fix calling the web-browser on win32
- fixed loading of images in help-browser plug-in on win32
- fixed zoom offsets if dot-for-dot mode is disabled
- fixes to Gfig parasite loading
- disabled buggy gimprc option stingy-memory-use
- don't try to create a preview for a non-existant image file
- fixed bug in Retinex plug-in
- fixed bug in Newsprint plug-in
- fixed bug in Shift plug-in
- fixed bug in Grid plug-in
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* Added the -grs_longitude option, to specify the longitude of
Jupiter's Great Red Spot, in System II coordinates. This assumes
the Jupiter image has the center of the Great Red Spot at pixel 0
(at the left side of the image) in order to draw it at the right
position.
* Added the Icosagnomonic projection, contributed by Ian Turner.
* Fixed a bug where output filenames had an extra digit in some cases.
* Added the bump_map and bump_scale options in the configuration file.
* Added the -glare option to set the size of the sun's glare.
* An image map may be specified for the sun in the configuration
file now. A shade value is now required for the sun (should be
100, otherwise the sun will have a night side!)
* Added the -arc_spacing option to set the default angular
distance between great arc points. It used to be 0.1 degree, so
arcs smaller than this wouldn't get drawn.
* Fixed a bug where markers were not aligned properly when using
align = "above" or "below".
* Added warnings if options are specified in the [default] section
of the configuration file that probably shouldn't be there.
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* Fixed memory problem in pamcomp
Changes 10.26.10:
* Fixed: jpeg2ktopam, rle_open: ppmtompeg
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* Bug fixes and improvements
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specific versions. Tested on Solaris 9/x86 and NetBSD 2.0/i386.
Bump revision to nb2.
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