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- Many more fixes for installer support.
- Many MSHTML improvements.
- Support for NTLMv2.
- RPC over TCP improvements.
- Lots of bug fixes.
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Changes between release 0.4.2 and 0.4.3 include, among other things:
o) SuperH (SH4) emulation is now stable enough to let a NetBSD/dreamcast
GENERIC_MD (ramdisk) kernel reach userland.
o) There is now a simple framework for letting emulated clocks, as seen
by guest operating systems, run at the same speed as the host clock.
So far, the DECstation, MobilePro (hpcmips), NetWinder, CATS, Malta
(evbmips), Cobalt, Algor, Dreamcast, and testmips machine modes
use the new clock/timer framework.
o) Some changes to the way expressions are evaluated in the built-in
debugger, and some changes in command behaviour:
x) Expressions (including assignments) can now be arbitrarily
complex, using parentheses, and the following operators:
+ - * / % (modulo) ^ (xor) & (and) | (or)
x) Some internal emulator variables can now be read/written using
normal expressions. Examples of commands that did not work
earlier, but should work now:
print verbose
r5 = sp - arch_pagesize * 4
machine[0].statistics_enabled = 1
x) To force a name to be interpreted as a setting/register name,
a hash sign (#) is now used instead of the percentage sign (%).
(In the new expression evaluator, % means arithmetic modulo.)
x) The 'focus' command now also selects a cpu, in addition to
selecting machine and emul.
x) The 'reg' command only prints registers for one cpu now, not
all cpus in the currently focused machine.
o) The wdc (standard IDE controller) had a bug which prevented disk
images larger than 2 GB to work correctly. This has been fixed.
o) For MIPS emulation, some combinations of emulated processor + guest
operating system should now work better when idling (i.e. the host
should not run at 100% CPU):
x) For MIPS32/MIPS64 and RM5200, the 'wait' instruction should
now work more or less as expected.
x) For VR41xx (e.g. MobilePro) emulation, the standby instruction
should work like the 'wait' instruction.
x) For R3000 emulation, where there is no hardware wait instruction,
I've implemented "instruction combination" hacks for both
NetBSD/pmax and Debian/pmax, so that their cpu idle loops are
detected and treated almost as a wait instruction.
o) MIPS 64-bit address translation (X=1) was not fully working before;
TLB exception handling for xkseg and larger-than-2GB-userland should
now actually work. (Thanks to Juli Mallett and Carl van Schaik for
noticing these problems.)
o) The mouse cursor update routines in DECstation (LK201) emulation
previously used the fact that guest OSes set the _hardware_
cursor position. In order to support X Windows when emulating
modern versions of NetBSD/pmax, which don't set the hardware
position anymore, a workaround has been implemented which only
sends relative coordinates to the guest OS. This has two drawbacks:
1. Ultrix emulation with dual- and tripple-head emulation will
most likely feel very strange. It will still work, though.
2. Cursor movement feels "accelerated", because the emulator
sends unaccelerated movements to the guest OS, which then
accelerates them. This can however be compensated to some
degree by running 'xset m 1 0' in the guest OS.
Having weird accelerated mouse movement is better than having no
mouse support at all, so this change was necessary.
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- Support for multiple monitors using Xinerama.
- Various MSI fixes and improvements.
- A ton of memory leaks fixed.
- Many common controls fixes.
- Lots of bug fixes.
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(for BeOS, which we also don't support anyway), so it's just an extraneous
patch to maintain.
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unprivileged users.
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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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