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po files weren't installed.
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2.0.9:
Kanou Hiroki - Sat Jul 14 23:15:40 PDT 2007
* Fixed rendering of fonts with 2 bit and 4 bit embedded graymaps
Sam Lantinga - Wed Jun 13 00:32:29 PDT 2007
* Fixed bug in solid bold glyph rendering (thanks Roy!)
Ryan Gordon - Tue Feb 13 10:19:00 2007 UTC
* Updated to build with the latest version of FreeType
Sam Lantinga - Mon Jun 5 16:22:51 2006 UTC
* Fixed crash when passing NULL to TTF_CloseFont()
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1.2.12:
Added SDL_VIDEO_ALLOW_SCREENSAVER to override SDL's disabling
of the screensaver on Mac OS X and X11.
Also, many pkgsrc patches were integrated.
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a patch from Eric Blake that fixes the problem that appeared e.g.
in dosbox or mng.
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guile-lib 0.1.4 -- 2007-07-20
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* First release with NEWS.
* New module (match-bind).
(match-bind) implements a syntax to bind lexical variables to regular
expression match results. (match-bind) also exports two procedures, s///
and s///g, that perform search-and-replace with a perl-like syntax.
* New module (scheme kwargs).
Two new macros are exported, lambda/kwargs and define/kwargs, which
implement keyword and optional function arguments in a manner that is
more intuitive than Guile's standard lambda*.
* Other bugfixes and improvements.
See the ChangeLog for details on changes to (texinfo serialize),
(texinfo html), (texinfo), and (sxml simple).
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(breaking mng, firefox, thunderbird, dosbox and probably others)
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Collection as devel/p5-Config-Std.
The Perl 5 module Config::Std implements yet another damn
configuration-file system. The configuration language is deliberately
simple and limited, and the module works hard to preserve as much
information (section order, comments, etc.) as possible when a
configuration file is updated
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libgsf 1.14.5
Jody:
* Revert jump to dynamic types, they aren't threadsafe. [#450722]
* Compilation glitch on windows. [#449807]
* Avoid problems building without gconf macros installed.
* Configure breakage --without-gnome. [#4488842]
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Version 0.9.29: new tests, GPLv3
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Version 1.4.10 - 09 Jul 2007, by Eric Blake (CVS version 1.4.9c)
* Upgrade from GPL version 2 to GPL version 3 or later.
* A number of portability improvements inherited from gnulib.
* Avoid undefined behavior introduced in 1.4.9b in the `format' builtin
when handling %c. However, this area of code has never been documented,
and currently does not match the POSIX behavior of printf(1), so it may
have further changes in the next version.
Version 1.4.9b - 29 May 2007, by Eric Blake (CVS version 1.4.9a)
* Fix regression introduced in 1.4.9 in the `eval' builtin when performing
division.
* Fix regression introduced in 1.4.8 in the `-F' option that made it
impossible to freeze more than 512 kibibytes of diverted text.
* The synclines option `-s' no longer generates sync lines in the middle of
multiline comments or quoted strings.
* Work around a number of corner-case POSIX compliance bugs in various
broken stdio libraries. In particular, the `syscmd' builtin behaves
more predictably when stdin is seekable.
* The `format' builtin now understands formats such as %a, %A, and %'hhd,
and works around a number of platform printf bugs. Furthermore, the
sequence format(%*.*d,-1,-1,1) no longer outputs random data. However,
some non-compliant platforms such as mingw still have known bugs in
strtod that may cause testsuite failures.
* The testsuite is improved to also run gnulib portability tests for the
features that M4 imports from gnulib.
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Overview of Changes from GLib 2.12.12 to GLib 2.12.13
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* Unicode support:
- Update to Markus Kuhn's updated wcwidth for Unicode 5.0
* Bugs fixed:
454473 Simple XML Subset Parser terminates on invalid XML
443869 g_type_class_add_private doesn't warn when adding 0-sized...
447583 GStaticRWLock
341988 don't use "-c" with msgfmt in Makefile.in.in
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Add error handling on committing sets.
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Do this by linking against the shared library version, and depend on
openssl to fulfill this dependency.
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variable and sort buildlink includes alphabetically.
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(needed for newer bmpx)
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- more tick-tracking fixes
- fix incorrect initialization of tick-tracking
- added use strict
- fixed compilation errors on Mac OS X
- avoid hanging under CPAN tools by using EUMM prompt()
- fix problems with "long" type on 64 big platforms
- improve compilation on Cygwin
- improve compilation on Win32
- fixed UUID collision on SMP machines
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This moves the pkg to the new gnome-1.18 branch.
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* Removed unused tre_filter code.
* Fixed printf format string and argument types for 64 bit builds.
* Fixed params array signedness inconsistencies.
* Fixed not to build agrep if --disable-approx is used.
* Included GNU getopt implementation from gnulib.
* Fixed backtracking matcher to work if malloc(0) returns NULL.
* Removed guessing of best optimizing CFLAGS.
* Fixed agrep exit status when no matches found.
* Fixed regex parser on big-endian 64 bit architectures.
* Added support for the -q command line option.
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changes:
-Add --focus-search command line option
-Add typeahead searching
-bugfixes
-translation updates
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changes: bugfixes
-add a bl3 file
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previous commit.
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Quilt is a set of scripts that allows to manage a series of patches by
keeping track of the changes each patch makes. Patches can be applied,
un-applied, refreshed, etc.
The key philosophical concept is that your primary output is patches.
Not ".c" files, not ".h" files. But patches. So patches are the
first-class object here.
Quilt was originally based on Andrew Morton's patch scripts published on
the Linux kernel mailing list a while ago, but were heavily modified
since then.
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perhaps pointed out by Kamel Derouiche on tech-pkg,
bump PKGREVISIONs
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bzr 0.17 2007-06-18
BUGFIXES
bzr 0.17rc1 2007-06-12
NOTES WHEN UPGRADING:
* The kind() and is_executable() APIs on the WorkingTree interface no
longer implicitly (read) locks and unlocks the tree. This *might*
impact some plug-ins and tools using this part of the API. If you find
an issue that may be caused by this change, please let us know,
particularly the plug-in/tool maintainer. If encountered, the API
fix is to surround kind() and is_executable() calls with lock_read()
and unlock() like so::
work_tree.lock_read()
try:
kind = work_tree.kind(...)
finally:
work_tree.unlock()
IMPROVEMENTS:
* There are two new help topics, working-trees and repositories that
attempt to explain these concepts. (James Westby, John Arbash Meinel,
Aaron Bentley)
* Added ``bzr log --limit`` to report a limited number of revisions.
(Kent Gibson, #3659)
* Revert does not try to preserve file contents that were originally
produced by reverting to a historical revision. (Aaron Bentley)
* ``bzr log --short`` now includes ``[merge]`` for revisions which
have more than one parent. This is a small improvement to help
understanding what changes have occurred
(John Arbash Meinel, #83887)
* TreeTransform avoids many renames when contructing large trees,
improving speed. 3.25x speedups have been observed for construction of
kernel-sized-trees, and checkouts are 1.28x faster. (Aaron Bentley)
* Commit on large trees is now faster. In my environment, a commit of
a small change to the Mozilla tree (55k files) has dropped from
66 seconds to 32 seconds. For a small tree of 600 files, commit of a
small change is 33% faster. (Ian Clatworthy)
* New --create-prefix option to bzr init, like for push. (Daniel Watkins,
#56322)
BUGFIXES
bzr 0.16 2007-05-07
BUGFIXES
IMPROVEMENTS:
* Move developer documentation to doc/developers/. This reduces clutter in
the root of the source tree and allows HACKING to be split into multiple
files. (Robert Collins, Alexander Belchenko)
* Clean up the ``WorkingTree4._iter_changes()`` internal loops as well as
``DirState.update_entry()``. This optimizes the core logic for ``bzr
diff`` and ``bzr status`` significantly improving the speed of
both. (John Arbash Meinel)
bzr 0.16rc2 2007-04-30
BUGFIXES
bzr 0.16rc1 2007-04-26
NOTES WHEN UPGRADING:
* ``bzr remove`` and ``bzr rm`` will now remove the working file, if
it could be recovered again.
This has been done for consistency with svn and the unix rm command.
The old ``remove`` behaviour has been retained in the new option
``bzr remove --keep``, which will just stop versioning the file,
but not delete it.
``bzr remove --force`` have been added which will always delete the
files.
``bzr remove`` is also more verbose.
(Marius Kruger, #82602)
IMPROVEMENTS:
* Merge directives can now be supplied as input to `merge` and `pull`,
like bundles can. (Aaron Bentley)
* Sending the SIGQUIT signal to bzr, which can be done on Unix by
pressing Control-Backslash, drops bzr into a debugger. Type ``'c'``
to continue. This can be disabled by setting the environment variable
``BZR_SIGQUIT_PDB=0``. (Martin Pool)
* selftest now supports --list-only to list tests instead of running
them. (Ian Clatworthy)
* selftest now supports --exclude PATTERN (or -x PATTERN) to exclude
tests with names that match that regular expression.
(Ian Clatworthy, #102679)
* selftest now supports --randomize SEED to run tests in a random order.
SEED is typically the value 'now' meaning 'use the current time'.
(Ian Clatworthy, #102686)
* New option ``--fixes`` to commit, which stores bug fixing annotations as
revision properties. Built-in support for Launchpad, Debian, Trac and
Bugzilla bug trackers. (Jonathan Lange, James Henstridge, Robert Collins)
* New API, ``bzrlib.bugtracker.tracker_registry``, for adding support for
other bug trackers to ``fixes``. (Jonathan Lange, James Henstridge,
Robert Collins)
* ``selftest`` has new short options ``-f`` and ``-1``. (Martin
Pool)
* ``bzrlib.tsort.MergeSorter`` optimizations. Change the inner loop
into using local variables instead of going through ``self._var``.
Improves the time to ``merge_sort`` a 10k revision graph by
approximately 40% (~700->400ms). (John Arbash Meinel)
* ``make docs`` now creates a man page at ``man1/bzr.1`` fixing bug 107388.
(Robert Collins)
* ``bzr help`` now provides cross references to other help topics using
the _see_also facility on command classes. Likewise the bzr_man
documentation, and the bzr.1 man page also include this information.
(Robert Collins)
* Tags are now included in logs, that use the long log formatter.
(Erik Bågfors, Alexander Belchenko)
* ``bzr help`` provides a clearer message when a help topic cannot be
found. (Robert Collins, #107656)
* ``bzr help`` now accepts optional prefixes for command help. The help
for all commands can now be found at ``bzr help commands/COMMANDNAME``
as well as ``bzr help COMMANDNAME`` (which only works for commands
where the name is not the same as a more general help topic).
(Robert Collins)
* ``bzr help PLUGINNAME`` will now return the module docstring from the
plugin PLUGINNAME. (Robert Collins, #50408)
* New help topic ``urlspec`` which lists the availables transports.
(Goffredo Baroncelli)
* doc/server.txt updated to document the default bzr:// port
and also update the blurb about the hpss' current status.
(Robert Collins, #107125).
* ``bzr serve`` now listens on interface 0.0.0.0 by default, making it
serve out to the local LAN (and anyone in the world that can reach the
machine running ``bzr serve``. (Robert Collins, #98918)
* A new smart server protocol version has been added. It prefixes requests
and responses with an explicit version identifier so that future protocol
revisions can be dealt with gracefully. (Andrew Bennetts, Robert Collins)
* The bzr protocol version 2 indicates success or failure in every response
without depending on particular commands encoding that consistently,
allowing future client refactorings to be much more robust about error
handling. (Robert Collins, Martin Pool, Andrew Bennetts)
* The smart protocol over HTTP client has been changed to always post to the
same ``.bzr/smart`` URL under the original location when it can. This allows
HTTP servers to only have to pass URLs ending in .bzr/smart to the smart
server handler, and not arbitrary ``.bzr/*/smart`` URLs. (Andrew Bennetts)
* digest authentication is now supported for proxies and HTTP by the urllib
based http implementation. Tested against Apache 2.0.55 and Squid
2.6.5. Basic and digest authentication are handled coherently for HTTP
and proxy: if the user is provided in the url (bzr command line for HTTP,
proxy environment variables for proxies), the password is prompted for
(only once). If the password is provided, it is taken into account. Once
the first authentication is successful, all further authentication
roundtrips are avoided by preventively setting the right authentication
header(s).
(Vincent Ladeuil).
BUGFIXES
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This release adds SSE4.1 and SSE4.2 instruction support, a .set
directive in the GAS parser, and allowing Mach-O custom sections.
Bugfixes include fixes to AMD Pacifica (SVM) instructions, absolute
section handling, RIP-relative cross-section references in bin
output, and many others.
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2.6.4:
* Xml(const char* buffer, ) constructor: Make this actually
work. (Douglas C. MacKenzie) Bug #326512.
* Documentation: Clarified lifetime rules. (Ole Laursen)
* Build:
- Fixed build when disabling properties and exceptions.
(Armin Burgmeier, Openismus)
- Check for both m4 and M4 in the GNU m4 output, to fix
the build on some platforms. (Yselkowitz) Bug #42399.
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Changes relative to 6.8 include, in no particular order:
- Change C code to require at least C89. Clean up code in various
other respects.
- Win64 port.
- Always count how much live data there is in the heap. Add more
robust heap expansion heuristic which relies on this.
- Remove old-style Solaris threads support and some other obsolete
platform support.
- Restructure mark code, hopefully resulting in some performance
improvements.
- Change the GC code to traffic mostly in either bytes or allocation
granules, not words, internally.
- Provide for fast inline allocation that requires less frequent client
recompilations. (Needs more testing.)
- Removed SILENT configuration macro and PRINTSTATS and GATHERSTATS
macros. Control is now via GC_PRINT_STATS and GC_PRINT_VERBOSE_STATS
encironment variables.
- Thread local allocation is now performed without needing to call
special allocation functions. The configuration macro
THREAD_LOCAL_ALLOC
continues to determine whether this is supported.
- Thread local allocation is supported on more platforms.
- Win32 threads code was rewritten and is hopefully more sane.
- Allocation routines now decide whether to lock dynamically, based on
whether a second thread has been created.
- Mostly untested support for a compiler write barrier.
- Use libatomic_ops for atomic operations.
- Limited support for malloc redirection with Linux threads (& NPTL ).
- Various bug fixes and some new platform support.
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