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the autoconfig fixes) and a "configure" botch so that this package
finally builds with NetBSD-current GCC 3.3.1.
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the variable name.
Fixes build on bootstrap-pkgsrc systems, closes pkg/22918 from MLH.
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Bump PKGREVISION because of the changed *.pc files.
ok'ed by wiz@
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Close PR pkg/21649 by Michael Wolfson.
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Updated p5-Apache-Gallery to 0.7
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be a replacement for "ExtUtils::MakeMaker".
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This change fixes PR pkg/19049.
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dohd, to make the compilation complete successfully. (It's not a
workaround, the inclusion of <stdlib.h> also brings in the other
correct header files).
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files and localizations in the same place.
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1.03 Jan 22, 2003
- Special handling of Exception::Class::Base objects when stringifying
references. This avoids infinite recursion between the two classes.
Requested by p5-Exception-Class package (hi he!).
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packages. From PR pkg/21864 by ccatrian at eml.cc.
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Sanity checked by Juan RP.
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Changes:
* Debian packaging updates.
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USE_PKGSRC_GCC as appropriate, as this is handled by compiler.mk now.
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packlist.
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more complete than 0.98, plus homogenizing the package in a single one will
save us from conflicts during bulk builds (and during manual builds too).
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via PR pkg/22185.
Changes:
New in slib2d6:
* phil-spc.scm: Added Hilbert Space-Filling Functions.
* ncbi-dna.scm: Read and manipulate NCBI-format nucleotide
sequences.
* differ.scm (diff:edits): Improved speed by 27%.
* solid.scm (scene:viewpoint): Simplified; fixed pitch.
(solid:extract-colors): Fixed color/elevations alignment.
(solid:extract-colors, solid:extract-elevations): Fixed row-major.
* solid.scm (solid:basrelief): Added VRML ElevationGrid.
(solid:bry): Added "solid FALSE" and missing alternative clause.
* solid.scm (scene:viewpoints): Restored Up and Down views.
* html4each.scm (html-for-each): Rewrote for full quote hair.
Removed require string-search; uses own multi-char version.
* html4each.scm (html-for-each): "unterminated HTML entity"
warning infinitely looped; changed to error.
(htm-fields): Recover from HTML errors.
* html4each.scm (htm-fields): Parses markup string.
(html-for-each): Handle comments as markups.
* html4each.scm (html:read-title): Added optional LIMIT
(word-count) argument.
* html4each.scm (html:read-title): Added.
(html-for-each): Accept input-port for FILE argument.
(html:read-title): Added check for first char being '<'.
* uri.scm (uri->tree, make-uri): Fixed confusion of #f and "".
* uri.scm (absolute-uri?): Added.
* uri.scm (uri->tree): Corrected documentation.
* db2html.scm (command:make-editable-table, command:modify-table):
Improved null-keys treatment to work with multiple primaries.
* db2html.scm (command:make-editable-table): foreign-choice-lists
now opens the table.
* slib.texi: Fixed database examples.
* dbutil.scm (solidify-database): Fixed lock handling.
* dbutil.scm (mdbm:report): Show lock certificates.
(create-database, write-database, syncify-database, close-database):
Lock database file for writing.
(create-database): Allow initial #f filename.
* transact.scm (transact-file-replacement): Accept (string) path
to backup file in place of backup-style symbol.
* charplot.scm (histobins): Gracefully return when no data.
* soundex.scm (SOUNDEX): Character lookups use ASSV and MEMV.
* qp.scm (qp:qp): Distinguish #f and 0 values for *qp-width*.
* array.scm (make-array): Removed legacy procedures.
* arraymap.scm (array-for-each): Use set-car! instead of reverse.
* fft.scm (fft:shuffle&scale): Use bit-reverse from 'logical.
* logical.scm (logical:logcount, logical:integer-length): Made
tail-recursive.
(logical:logxor, logical:logior, logical:logand): Made
tail-recursive.
* logical.scm (logical:ones): Return 0 for 0 argument.
(gray-code->integer): Improved running time from O(b^2) to
O(b*log(b)).
* strsrch.scm (substring?, substring-ci?): Bum simple cases.
(subskip): Split out common code from substring?, substring-ci?.
(subloop): Old non-table-driven code for short substring?s.
(substring?, substring-ci?): Compared measurements of subskip vs
subloop; set breakpoint at STRLEN < CHAR-CODE-LIMIT/2 + 2*PATLEN.
(substring-ci?, substring?): Refined; subloop for PATLEN <= 4.
* strsrch.scm (count-newlines): Added.
* slib.texi (Lists as sets): Updated UNION examples.
* comlist.scm (comlist:union): Optimized for list lengths.
* comlist.scm (comlist:list*): Make letrec top-level.
* batch.scm (*operating-system*): gnu-win32 renamed from cygwin32.
* batch.scm (*operating-system*): Detect MINGW32 (gcc on MS-DOS)
as CYGWIN.
* random.scm (random): Streamlined.
(seed->random-state, random:chunk): Replaced BYTE with ARRAY.
* random.scm (random): Don't get extra chunk when modu is integer
multiple of 256.
* slib.texi (Getopt): Fixed double dashes.
* slib.texi (Getopt, Getopt Parameter lists):
* getparam.scm (getopt->arglist, getopt->parameter-list):
* getopt.scm (getopt, getopt--): Global variable *argv* replaces
argc, argv arguments. Not the best solution -- but at least its
consistent.
* slib.texi (Plotting): Updated examples.
* slib.texi (String Search): State search order for string-subst.
* slib.texi (Copyrights): Fixed TeX formatting.
* slib.texi (Rule Types): Split from Precedence Parsing Overview.
(Precedence Parsing Overview): Describe binding power concept.
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mk files installed from bootstrap-pkgsrc. thanks, salo.
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Peter Seebach
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Changes:
* Fix a bug to fail to run with GNU Pth/PTL. (cvsyncd)
* Fix compile problems on OSes without a pthread library
support. (cvscan/rcscmp)
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based upon the pkg provided by Michal Pasternak in PR 21982
TPG can very simply write parsers that are usefull for most every day needs
(even if it can't make your coffee). With a very clear and simple syntax,
you can write an attributed grammar that is translated into a recursive
descendant parser. TPG generated code is very closed to the original
grammar. This means that the parser works "like" the grammar. A grammar rule
can be seen as a method of the parser class, symbols as method calls,
attributes as method parameters and semantic values as return values. You
can also add Python code directly into grammar rules and build abstract
syntax trees while parsing.
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as devel/p5-Set-IntSpan.
Set::IntSpan manages sets of integers. It is optimized for sets that
have long runs of consecutive integers.
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Lot's of fixes and new features.
See CHANGES for a complete list.
Also, take ownership.
ok'ed by lukem@
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Inspired by FreeBSD "ports".
Fix the PLISTs accordingly.
Also, while at it, remove now obsolete compileall.py calls in post-install
targets and insure that extension.mk is in included before builinlinks of
other Python modules.
Discussed with/ok'ed by drochner@.
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systems where the "compfaces" program from the "faces" package is
installed. A dependence on the "faces" package isn't necessary because
the "compfaces" program isn't really used. This fix the first part
of PR pkg/22762 by myself.
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USE_GCC2 or USE_GCC3 where appropriate.
the functionality of the old gcc.buildlink2.mk has been rolled into
compiler.mk now, which is automatically used.
more changes to come later...
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reported by Matthias Scheler
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xemacs-packages actually includes the old version of apel;
this package overrides it, which could be confusing.
Possibly we should remove apel from xemacs-packages?
(some packages require new apel)
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1.19 - Messed up applying some of the patches in 1.18 :-(
1.18 - Added support for specifying unsigned integer values [0; 2^32-1]
Thanks to Richard Gerrits for pointing out the problem.
Added support for specifying Z/Y/Z for adiw, sbiw and movw.
Thanks to Richard Barrington for suggesting this.
Added support for a bunch of Mega devices.
Thanks to Andreas Schwarz for supplying a patch with these.
Fixed problems compiling with GCC 3.2
Several people supplied patches, but I was just too busy
integrating them.
Thanks to Patrick Dreker for supplying the final patch.
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Add explicit dependancy on pkgconfig.
Sort buildlink2 includes alphabetically.
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packages should only ever test this, not define it.
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