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oaidl_p.c:11403:2: error: #error Invalid build platform for this stub.
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- Massive update of printf formats for Win64 compatibility.
- Dynamic drive support on MacOSX.
- Still more MSI fixes and improvements.
- Lots of bug fixes.
Changes 0.9.22:
- The usual assortment of MSI improvements.
- Several bug fixes to the various common controls.
- Pixel shaders enabled by default in D3D.
- Various improvements to the build process.
- Many translation updates.
- Lots of bug fixes.
Changes 0.9.20:
- XEmbed system tray support.
- Many improvements to NTLM support.
- Many messages made localizable instead of hardcoded to English.
- Improved support for various OpenGL platforms.
- More improvements to the IDL compiler.
- Lots of bug fixes.
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Fixes build on amd64 (the replacements are wrong).
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KEnigma is a replica of the German enigma code machine used in WW2 written in
ruby/kde. This is an exact copy of the real machine (You could encode a
message on a real enigma and decode it using this.)
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use them, and they are programmed with only Linux in mind anyway, so
fixing the interpreter might not even make them fully workable.
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From David Holland in PR 32800.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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scripts are rarely used. At least, no one seems to have complained up to
now.
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correctly defined. Use isnan and isinf on DragonFly and not the
non-standard isinff/isnanf.
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1. Using ${LIBOSSAUDIO} instead of assuming -lossaudio
2. Disabling sound entirely if ${OSS_TYPE} == none
This should fix the build for every platform but NetBSD (tested on Solaris),
and no change for NetBSD builds.
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that /emul == /usr/pkg/emul. On DragonFly and FreeBSD, it is called
/compat and that broke the shared library check. Bump revisions of
suse100_base and suse91_base.
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READ_TRACKINFO, sufficient to get a NetBSD/cats kernel mount a
cd-rom image. I still get ""cd_setblksize: trying to change bsize,
but no blk_desc" but it seems to be a benign warning.
Pkgrevision bumped to 1.
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found on cats and netwinder. This gets a NetBSD/cats -current
install kernel booting again after the move to timecounters. Before
this change, the emulated kernel would loop during the tlp0
attachment, inside delay().
Note, I'm guessing that a free-running timer should not generate
an interrupt on wrap (I don't have the hardware documentation).
Patch sent upstream.
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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them. This will finish off the following commit:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/pkgsrc-changes/2006/09/16/0029.html
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- Better Spectrum 512 support (60Hz support, improved I/O memory waitstates).
- STE right border opening support (used in Obsession, Pacemaker).
- Blitter Smudge mode support (used in Pacemaker demo).
- Wheel-mouse simulates cursor up and down.
- Work-around to FDC handling, --slow-fdc option is not anymore needed.
- Bugfix to MFP, sound works now in more YMRockerz releases.
- Bugfix to GEMDOS path handling (Hatari SIGSEGV).
- Bugfix to emulated memory initialization (4MB was cleared earlier, now
exactly the amount set up for Hatari. Saves memory on embedded systems
if less than 4MB is specified.)
- Re-written command-line option handling.
- (Again) lots of code const/static, type usage and indentation cleanup.
- Preliminary support for TOS 3.0x and 030 TT software that runs in ST
resolutions and doesn't need PMMU.
- Native GUI for Mac OSX.
- ACSI emulation fixes to get HD formatting to work with AHDI 5. HD emulation
now works quite fine with AHDI 5 (but other HD drivers are currently not
supported).
- Joystick shortcut changed to toggle cursor emulation between ports 0 and 1.
- Keys for all Hatari shortcuts can now be configured from hatari.cfg.
- Added command line option for setting ST keyboard mapping.
- Joystick command line option requires now parameter for a port for which
the joystick cursor emu is enabled.
- Fixed relative mouse event handling in zoomed low-rez.
- Hatari shows now more of the bottom borden (screen size is now 384x276
instead of 384x267).
- Fixed sync delay timings - sound should now be better (e.g. on Mac OS X).
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Pointed out by jmmv.
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If your system uses gcc4, put it on this conditional. At this moment
this is the only way to build qemu... maybe jlam or someone will fix
it soon.
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- ACPI support
- PC VGA BIOS fixes
- switch to OpenBios for SPARC targets (Blue Swirl)
- VNC server fixes
- MIPS FPU support (Marius Groeger)
- Solaris/SPARC host support (Ben Taylor)
- PPC breakpoints and single stepping (Jason Wessel)
- USB updates (Paul Brook)
- UDP/TCP/telnet character devices (Jason Wessel)
- Windows sparse file support (Frediano Ziglio)
- RTL8139 NIC TCP segmentation offloading (Igor Kovalenko)
- PCNET NIC support (Antony T Curtis)
- Support for variable frequency host CPUs
- Workaround for win32 SMP hosts
- Support for AMD Flash memories (Jocelyn Mayer)
- Audio capture to WAV files support (malc)
pkgsrc changes:
On systems with gcc4, force to use pkgsrc gcc34 to make it build
on NetBSD >=4.0.
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XXX Maybe update it to a newer version, but it was easier to just adjust
the download path.
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with pre-built versions in the distribution.
bump pkgrevision
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header seems to have already been accidentally removed, and more
recent versions of darwin appear to have a working poll
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Changes between release 0.4.1 and 0.4.2 include, among other things:
o) The NetWinder emulation mode now works well enough to let
NetBSD/netwinder run from a disk image.
(NetBSD/netwinder has to be installed manually, though, because
there is no installation ramdisk kernel. The GXemul documentation
has an example of how to install NetBSD/netwinder using an emulated
NetBSD/pmax machine.)
o) Algorithmics P5064 emulation works well enough to let NetBSD/algor
run from a disk image. (Similar to NetBSD/netwinder, it has to
be installed manually, using another emulated machine.)
o) PCI configuration register writes can now be handled, which allows
NetBSD/Malta (evbmips) 3.0.1 and NetBSD/cobalt 3.0.1 to run from
PCI IDE harddisk images. (Previously, only NetBSD 2.1 worked for
the Malta and Cobalt emulation modes.)
o) Some performance increases:
The virtual translation table update routine has been simplified
to work the same way for 32-bit and 64-bit emulation, and this
apparently results in a speedup for all 64-bit modes.
For 32-bit MIPS, some more instruction combinations have been added.
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shortly.
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