- Drop gratuitous run dependencies: they are only used in external auxiliary
scripts and do not directly affect main program functionality. Users are
advised to install them manually if they need them (lame, faad, etc.)
- Now that configure script supports disabling of optional features, drop
make(1)'s exists()-based heuristics to ensure no hidden dependencies are
recorded; user's choice of OPTIONS should now match the reality
- Remove now unsupported HAL and GNOME VFS2 options
- Remove dependency on external AAC/MP4 library (mp4v2); gtkpod now tries
to load it via dlopen(3) and if it fails, will dig for the atom props
manually. It probably can be turned into rdep, but first I need to make
sure our libmp4v2 ABI matches what gtkpod expects
- Add LICENSE (GPLv2)
- Add LICENSE (LGPL20)
- Install some extra documentation files
- Transfer maintainership to submitter. Alberto did a good job on porting
libgpod dependencies, owns more recent Apple gadgets than me, and kindly
agreed to look after this port
PR: ports/155161
Submitted by: avilla
Previously if libidn was present during wget configure time then
wget would have picked it up, but the dependency would not have been
recorded in the installed packages database thus later upgrade or
deinstallation of libidn would break wget.
Spotted by: sergey.dyatko@gmail.com, wenheping@gmail.com
This is this is the third release candidate of the upcoming 2.14 stable
release. All users are invited to experiment with this version.
New features since 2.12.3 are listed in the Changes manual on the website
section about Development (http://lilypond.org/development.html).
interdependent operations easy. For that to work, you may define tasks which
communicate with each other by channels. Channels transfer items, which is very
similar to bytes flowing through pipes uses in inter-process communication.
Items will only be generated on demand, that is when you read from the
respective output channel.
WWW: http://packages.python.org/async/intro.html
