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as suggested by Joern Clausen
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Sun Studio Compiler reported by Joern Clausen per PR pkg/40666
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should fix build problem on Solaris reported by Joern Clausen
per PR pkg/40664
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being here, quell a printf format compiler warning
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Approximately 100 bugs have been fixed since the 8.63 release.
Of particular note in this release are improvements to overprint and
spot color support in documents with transparency, improvements to PDF
and PS output, proper handling of PDF-specific text rendering modes and
support for reading AES-encrypted PDF documents.
Also improved is handling of CJK text, especially in vertical writing
modes, memory footprint processing some files at high resolution and
support for using the system's default paper size on unix.
The interpreter's handling of color spaces has been moved from
PostScript code to C.
A number of the included printer drivers and cups wrappers have been
updated to support a PDF-based workflow. Also fixed are several
long-standing bugs in the pcl drivers with respect to duplex, resolution
and paper tray selection.
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platforms via pkgsrc-users.
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that does not do the right thing on Darwin (where shared libs are
created with different linking flags and use dylib rather than so
as an extension).
you need to manually reconfigure unix-dll.mak to make it work, so
do it in hacks.mk.
XXX: this still leaves the issue of libgs.so (et al.) being hardwired
in PLIST, instead of using libgs.dylib (et al.). i'm not sure of
the best way to fix that. at least it compiles now....
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to be there and want to link with it. Bump PKGREVISION.
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changes:
-bugfixes
-multithreaded rendering
-Images are now always interpolated in their source colorspace
-Support for OpenPrinting Vector devices has been upgraded to version 1.0
-two new devices: cairo, svgwrite
-maximum number of color components has been reduced to 8 (from 252)
-The -Z: debugging option now uses 'realtime' instead of 'usertime'
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through PLIST_SUBST to the plist module.
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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overflows the signed integer range, this fixes font problems in PDF
creation for me,
bump PKGREVISION
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(it appearently doesn't fix the font embedding problems in PDF
generation reported recently)
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Partially addresses PR pkg/37888.
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psraster.convs in share/examples/cups (to avoid writing PKG_SYSCONFDIR
outside of CONF_FILES).
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-add pkg-config to TOOLS (used to locate fontconfig)
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whether "fontconfig" is installed and fails to build afterwards (at least
under NetBSD-i386 4.0). Bump package revision because of this change.
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changes: a number of bug fixes and improvements
Note: The default device in the gcc build is now the 'x11alpha' device
which provides antialiasing for display. To recover the old
default behaviour add '-sDEVICE=x11' to the command line.
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pkgsrc-users.
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support if built with the cups option.
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option in ghostscript-esp, although there it was on by default.
Here it is off by default, which is more in keeping with how the "cups" option
is generally used - it is usually off by default, and a CUPS user would
usually add "cups" to the global options.
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doesn't currently pull in CUPS itself. Generally that means the
package builds without CUPS support. However, if you are
using Pkgsrc on a system with CUPS installed via some other means (E.g.
Linux with another packaging system, or even a second Pkgsrc root probably)
then things can go wrong.
I solve this case here by explicitly disabling CUPS support. For
normal cases this should mean "No change", but in exotic cases it fixes
the build and install.
Of course, there may be value in using the CUPS support, but it isn't clear
whether the right way to do that is to add a "cups" package option or to
have a second ghostscript-cups package that CUPS depends on - it kind of
looks like the latter is closer to correct at first glance.
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of the platforms we care about seem to have it. Fixes PR pkg/36757.
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and bump revision.
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The major milestone of this release is a merge from the ESP Ghostscript
fork, used to support the CUPS printing system. This means that free
operating systems can now ship a single copy of upstream Ghostscript with
their releases. Thanks to Till Kamppeter and Mike Sweet for making this
possible.
This release also includes numerous important bug fixes over the previous
stable versions, as well as improvements to performance, memory footprint,
shading and image handling. We recommend this upgrade to all free users.
While here, add DESTDIR support.
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In addition to the usual bug fixes, there are specific performance and
quality improvements in the areas of patterns, shading and image
filtering. Also new in this release is an implementation of the Well
Tempered Screening algorithm in an output device, using Graeme
Gill's IMDI library for efficient color mapping.
pkgsrc change: use the bundled jasper as the pkgsrc one is incompatible
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ghostscript packages were merged. Bump PKGREVISION.
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of the shlib name change (!) during the update to 1.900.0.
Noted by Robert Elz in PR 35431.
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There actually is an autoconf test in ghostscript for a 64-bit int, used
for GX_COLOR_INDEX_TYPE, but the fallback for that is "ulong", not
necessarily 64 bits. So to make gdevpdfe.c happy for now, force the issue.
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under GPL with options.mk. This was discussed on tech-pkg@.
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