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first component is now a package name+version/pattern, no more
executable/patchname/whatnot.
While there, introduce BUILD_USES_MSGFMT as shorthand to pull in
devel/gettext unless /usr/bin/msgfmt exists (i.e. on post-1.5 -current).
Patch by Alistair Crooks <agc@netbsd.org>
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ordered in-memory associative arrays.
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TeX it, don't read it! (as stated in that file).
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really shouldn't be creating a dependency_libs line quite as long as
it does...
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#define DF_MT DFMT_MOTOROLA
#endif
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functions for generating temporary files.
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to multiple outputs.
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Fortran, libf2c is static, etc. Fixed "hdfi.h" to work with any
architecture supported by NetBSD. Use "xdrposix.c" instead of
"xdrstdio.c" since the latter seems to be missing some functions.
Fixed "initialization from incompatible pointer type" warnings.
General improvements to Makefiles. Should build/work on any NetBSD
system now.
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performed by the dark side of the force.
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"The changes to unproven-pthreads fix a problem with fstat not using
the pthreads filedescriptors, but the native ones (the code for this
was already there (slightly buggy), but it wasn't used for some
unknown reason). In addition, the handling of select is improved, as
the original code may wake up not all threads waiting for some event."
Bump version number to unproven-pthreads-0.17nb2
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included.
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sensible value if a dependency is not yet installed. Problem noted by
Matthias Drochner with fix by Alistair Crooks.
Fixed `ncgen' to generate files which #include "netcdf_hdf.h" and
"netcdf_hdf.inc" thus allowing the HDF and netCDF packages to coexist.
Added test target in package Makefile for compiling and running the tests
for the libraries and the `ncdump' program.
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the packages collection. idiff is taken from "The Unix Programming
Environment" by Brian Kernighan and Rob Pike (Prentice-Hall, 1984,
ISBN 0-13-937681-X).
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Changes:
Fixed incorrect error message.
Now bless objects ASAP at retrieve time, which should fix two bugs.
Add support for blessed ref to tied structures (-> binary format change).
More tests.
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- sparc64 is also 64bit
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directory.
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script.
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# NOTE: if you are depending on ant from another package, please be aware that
# the ant team has CHANGED the version numbering scheme. The previous version
# of ant was 3.1. Do NOT use dependency patterns such as >=1.3 which could pick
# up this version by mistake.
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numbering scheme now -- 1.3 is three minor revs _newer_ than the previous
version 3.1. Go figure. This is less of a mess than it could be because
no pkgs currently depend on jakarta-ant. Nonetheless, packages should not
depend on jakarta-ant using >=, lest they pick up the old version.
This ant package currently installs the versions of JAXP's two jar files
which are distributed with ant. This will change (and ant will bump to
version 1.3nb1) when there is a separate jaxp package.
Changes from version 1.0 (which was derived from the old 3.1) to version
1.3:
Changes from Ant 1.2 to Ant 1.3 Beta 3
===========================================
Changes that could break older environments:
--------------------------------------------
* Ant doesn't search for the buildfile anymore, unless you use the new
-find argument.
* <perforce> has been replaced by a number of new tasks.
* <javac> is now implemented using a factory. This makes extending
javac to use a new compiler a lot easier but may break custom
versions of this task that rely on the old implementation.
* The output generated by the xml formatter for <junit> has changed a
little, it doesn't append " sec" in the time attribute anymore.
Other changes:
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* A GUI Frontend: Antidote. This is currently in development. At this
time, this is not part of the Ant release, although the source is
included if you are interested.
* New tasks: stylebook, propertyfile, depend, antlr, telnet, csc,
ilasm, apply, javah, several clearcase tasks, junitreport, sound
* Added output attribute to <java>.
* Added nested zipfileset element to <zip>
* Changed <sql> so that printing is at the task level rather than
the statement level.
* javadoc task will pass -d flag to any doclet if the destDir attribute is
given. If the doclet does not accept the -d flag then omit the destdir
attribute.
* <cab> can work on non-Windows platforms with the help of libcabinet.
See http://trill.cis.fordham.edu/~barbacha/cabinet_library/.
* <ftp> now supports passive mode.
* New <mapper> data type that can be used to get influence on the
target files for some tasks like <copy> or enable new types of tasks
like <apply>.
* <execon> provides more control over the command line now, the names
of the source files are no longer required to be at the end of the
command.
* Style tasks will now support TraX compliant XSL processors if one is present
in your classpath.
* Added a failonerror to the javac task. If set to false, the build will
continue even if there are compilation errors.
* Added nested format elements to the tstamp task allowing additional time
formats to be defined for arbitrary properties.
* Added classpath attribute and nested classpath element to <property>
to make the resource attribute more powerful.
* ${} property expansion will now be performed on the patterns read
from files specified as includesfile or excludesfile attributes.
* The <tar> and <untar> tasks now support GNU format for handling paths
which are greater than 100 characters in length. In addition the <tar>
task now supports nested filesets through which the file permissions
may be controlled.
* wlrun, wlstop and ejbjar now support Weblogic 6.0
* The MPasre task has been updated to work with MParse 2.0
* The documentation has been significantly updated.
Fixed bugs:
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* <signjar> doesn't use deprectated methods anymore.
* javadoc's failonerror attribute works again
* javadoc's additionalparam attribute will now be split into separate
parameters (on spaces) to allow for more than one parameter.
* Changed <sql> task so that printing result sets works on Oracle
* Changes to ddcreator and ejbc helper to respect the descriptor hierarchy
keppgenerated in ejbc can now be turned off
* ejbjar now correctly ignores <ejb-ref> elements in the deployment descriptor.
CMP files are included by parsing the weblogic deployment descriptor rather
than relying on the naming convention used in ant 1.2
* ejbjar includes super classes and super interfaces into the generated ejb
jar files. The <support> nested element allows support classes to be
included in the EJB jar. The toplink element should now correctly locate
the toplink descriptor.
* <vssget> now correctly deals with spaces in arguments
* <jar> fails early if a given manifest file doesn't exist
* <rmic> doesn't search for the _Skel file anymore when stubversion is
set to 1.2.
* <rmic> uses the the same classpath to verify a class can be rmic'd
as it passes to the compiler.
* org.apache.tools.mail.MailMessage (and therefore <mail>) can now
handle SMTP servers sending multi line responses.
* nested <classpath> elements of <taskdef> now work for <taskdef>s not
nested into <target> as well.
* <property> and <available> will search for the resource "foo" instead
of "/org/apache/tools/ant/taskdefs/foo" when given a relative resource
name foo.
* Handle build files in directories whose name contained a "#" character
* <junit> can now log to files whose name contains a comma as well.
* The AntClassLoader now refers to the loader which loaded it, any
requests it does not handle itself. Previously these went to the
primordial loader.
Changes from Ant 1.1 to Ant 1.2
===============================
Changes that could break older environments:
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* Semantics of <property> has changed again in the hope to be more
intuitive. ${} expansion now happens at runtime and <property> tags
living inside of targets only take effect if they are visited at
runtime.
As a side effect of this change, task's attributes get set at runtime
not at parser time as well, which might change the results of
<script>s or other custom tasks that reference other tasks by their id
attribute.
* copying of support files in <javac> has been removed - as well as
the filtering attribute.
* the <expand> and <keysubst> tasks have been removed.
* the ignore and items attributes of directory based tasks have been removed.
* the command line switches _not_ starting with - have been removed.
* Path and EnumeratedAttribute have been moved from
org.apache.tools.ant to org.apache.tools.ant.types.
* the class attributes of <available>, <java>, <rmic> and <taskdef>
have been removed.
* the src attribute of <chmod> has been removed.
* <patch> and <javadoc> have lost some of their attributes.
* <java> and <cvs> have lost some undocumented attributes.
* the Unix antRun script would search for command.sh in the directory
it changed to and invoke this instead of command if present. This
behavior has been dropped.
* <ejbjar> task syntax has been changed significantly
* <exec> is no longer implemented by org.apache.tool.ant.taskdefs.Exec.
Custom tasks that rely on Project.createTask("exec") to return an
instance of this class are going to fail.
* nested <include> and <exclude> elements expect the value of their
name attribute to be a single pattern, they don't accept multiple
patterns anymore. Split them into multiple elements of the same type.
* <delete dir="somedir" /> will now delete the directory itself as
well as all included files. If you just want to clean out the
directory and keep the empty one, use a nested fileset.
Other changes:
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* New tasks: antstructure, cab, execon, fail, ftp, genkey, jlink,
junit, sql, javacc, jjtree, starteam, war, unwar, uptodate,
native2ascii, copy, move, mparse.
* copydir, copyfile, deltree and rename are now deprecated. They
should be replaced with the new copy, delete and move tasks.
* <java> uses a ClassLoader of its own in no-fork mode if a classpath is
specified.
* <style> will create the necessary target directories and reprocess
all files if the stylesheet changes.
* New data types fileset and patternset - expected to get a broader use.
They, as well as PATH like structures, can now be defined on a global
level and later be referenced by their id attribute.
* You can specify environment variables to <exec>.
* <get> can check whether a remote file is actually newer than a local
copy before it starts a download (HTTP only).
* Added a -logger option to allow the class which performs logging to be
specified on the command line.
* Added a -emacs option to tell the logger to leave out taskname adornments
on log output.
* <chmod> works on all files in parallel and supports multiple filesets.
* <replace> can now use tokens and/or values that cross line boundaries.
* build.compiler supports now jvc as well.
* project specific help can now be obtained with the -projecthelp option.
* Added a -debug option to make -verbose less verbose (and more useful)
* Ant will now search for a file named build.xml in the parent directory
and above (towards the root of the filesystem) if you didn't specify
-buildfile and there is no build.xml in the current directory.
* <echo> can now write to a file and accepts nested text.
Fixed bugs:
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* <chmod> didn't work when used as a directory based task.
* Path, Available, Property didn't resolve relative filenames with
respect to the Project's basedir.
* Project didn't interpret the basedir attribute correctly in all
cases.
* Nested <src> in <javac> caused NullPointerException.
* Corrupt Zip- and Jar-files ar now deleted if the task fails.
* many more fixes we've forgotten to document here ...
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Actually simply the workaround in the process.
Fixes problems noted by SUNAGAWA Keiki <kei_sun@ba2.so-net.ne.jp> on
tech-pkg and David W. Talmage <talmage@ricochet.net> in private email.
Tested by SUNAGAWA Keiki.
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The update is needed for gnumeric 0.64.
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Netlib (since they use version numbers).
Ftnchek Version 3.0 Patch Level 3
March, 2001
Changes made from patch 2 to patch 3:
1. Fixed two bugs in dcl2inc: Modified dcl2inc itself to recognize
declarations in the new free source form. Also changed the
format of output from -makedcls option to fix a bug that caused
dcl2inc to omit namelist declarations from the .dcn file
produced for any program containing both namelist and common
declarations. Both of these bug fixes were kindly provided by
Manfred Schwarb.
2. Updated MS Developer Studio project files to reflect the new
source configuration. These files were kindly provided by
Gunnar Duus.
3. Added code due to Michael Taeschner and provided by Stefan
Deutscher to expand wildcard arguments under OS/2 or DOS with
the EMX library.
4. Fixed Makefile so it conforms to autoconf standards on
configuring lispdir, where the emacs ftnchek-mode lisp file
ftnchek.el is installed. Formerly, the configure script
searched for an emacs/site-lisp directory on the system, and
hard-coded it into Makefile. Now lispdir defaults to
'${datadir}/emacs/site-lisp' where datadir defaults to
'${prefix}/share' and prefix defaults to '/usr/local'. If the
lispdir directory does not exist when "make install" is done,
ftnchek.el will not be installed. Hopefully, in most cases
this will be because emacs is not installed on the system, in
which case ftnchek.el is not needed. However, if the
emacs/site-lisp directory is not located in the default
location, e.g. it is in /usr/share instead of /usr/local/share,
you should either run configure with the option
'--datadir=/usr/share', or else do make install with the option
'datadir=/usr/share'.
Changes made from patch 1 to patch 2:
1. Fixed a bug: statements like READ 123, X or PRINT 123, X did
not register the use of the format label and so the label might
be incorrectly reported as defined but not used.
2. Revised the format of comment lines in declaration files
(generated by -makedcls option). The Begin Module and End
Module comments were changed to accommodate longer file names.
Formerly any file name longer than 12 characters was truncated
on the left in the comment. This would cause dcl2inc to
generate an incorrect include file name from the declaration
file. Now file names up to 25 characters can be accommodated.
Another format change that was made is that the path to the
file is no longer included in the comment with the file name.
Also, the description of the makedcls options, formerly located
in the Begin Module comment, is moved to a separate comment.
Thanks go to Manfred Schwarb of ETH Zurich for providing this
revision.
Note that these format changes affect only the comment lines,
not the Fortran content of the declarations. The changes are
significant only when using dcl2inc or another such program
that processes declarations files and pays attention to the
comments.
3. Changed the form of type-mismatch warnings so that instead of
simply identifying an item as "expr" or "const", the portion of
source code corresponding to it is also given. For instance,
in average.f, previously a warning was given as
Warning near line 16 col 20 file average.f: integer quotient
expr converted to real
The new form of the warning is
Warning near line 16 col 20 file average.f: integer quotient
expr SUM/COUNT converted to real
4. Suppressed warnings (controlled by -truncation flag) about
assigning a longer integer to a shorter integer, if the longer
integer is a small literal constant (specifically, less than
128). For instance, if N is declared as INTEGER*2, the
assignment N=1 will no longer generate a warning that a regular
integer is being truncated to a shorter one. Fortran 77 has no
standard way to specify a short integer literal constant, so
there would be no way for the programmer to write this
assignment with a constant that matches the variable's declared
size. This type of warning is not suppressed if the longer
integer is a parameter, since in this case it could be given
the matching size. There is also no suppression of warnings in
the analogous situation for reals since there is a way to write
real constants denoting their precision.
5. Fixed minor problems with Makefile install target: creating
bindir, libdir and mandir if they don't exist, and including
the optional .exe extension on executable for those OSes that
need it.
Changes made from the initial release in patch 1:
1. Fixed a family of bugs that caused ftnchek to crash due to a
segmentation violation on certain illegal programs that used an
identifier in incompatible ways, e.g. defined as a parameter
and called as a subroutine.
2. Added option -makedcls=free-form to produce the declarations
file in free source form:
-- comment character is !
-- continuation is indicated by & at end of line
-- declarations are indented by 2 cols instead of 6
-- max continuation lines is 39 instead of 19
-- blanks are removed from within numeric parameter values
This is the default mode for declarations if the input source is
free-form.
3. Fixed a bug in -makedcls action that caused the declarations to
be sent to standard output instead of a file if one used the
option-list form of this flag instead of the numeric form,
and did not include "declarations" explicitly in the list.
4. Remedied omission of a description in the documentation of the
new -source options fixed-form and free-form.
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network or portability reasons. Package provided by Mark Davies,
ispelled by me. Closes pkg/12062.
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When indenting source code, we as programmers have a tendency to
use both spaces and tab characters to create the wanted indentation.
Moreover, some editors by default insert spaces instead of tabs
when pressing the tab key, and other editors (Emacs for example)
have the ability to "pretty up" lines by automatically setting up
the white space before the code on the line, possibly inserting
spaces in a code that up to now used only tabs for indentation.
Since the NUMBER of space characters showed on screen for each tab
character in the source code changes between editors (until the
user sets up the number to his liking...), one of the standard
problems facing programmers when moving from one source code editor
to another is that code containing both spaces and tabs that was
up to now perfectly indented, suddently becomes a mess to look at
when changing to another editor. Even if you as a programmer take
care to ONLY use spaces or tabs, looking at other peoples source
code can still be problematic.
To address this problem I have created Artistic Style - a series
of filters, written in C++, that automatically reindent & reformat
C/C++/Java source files. These can be used from a command line, or
it can be incorporated as classes in another C++ program.
Submitted in PR 12402 by Thomas Runge <runge@rostock.zgdv.de>
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Patch by Patrick Welche in pkg/11991.
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