Tevent is an event system based on the talloc memory management library. It is
the core event system used in Samba.
The low level tevent has support for many event types, including timers,
signals, and the classic file descriptor events.
Tevent also provide helpers to deal with asynchronous code providing the
tevent_req (tevent request) functions.
Upstream changes:
version 3.40: Thu Dec 6 01:44:16 UTC 2018
- rt.cpan.org#122373 support IPv6 by using IO::Socket::IP over IO::Socket::INET
[Gilles Lamiral and Mark Overmeer]
- rt.cpan.org#127103 flags() undef value as an ARRAY reference on a bogus message
[Gilles Lamiral]
- rt.cpan.org#124523 update examples/populate_mailbox.pl timegm usage
[Bernhard M. W.]
- t/capability.t: added first set of tests
- t/quota.t: minor fix when tests skipped
Upstream changes:
1.912 2018-12-31 13:46:22-05:00 America/New_York
- include the doc updates from 1.911 changelog, oops!
1.911 2018-12-22 11:30:28-05:00 America/New_York
- just like 1.910, but with doc updates and undeprecation by Jim Brandt
1.910 2018-12-17 21:27:28-05:00 America/New_York (TRIAL RELEASE)
- update parsing to mitigate pathological cases (thanks, sunnavy!)
Upstream changes:
0.38 2018-12-31 03:25:07Z
- avoid new warning in 5.21.x regarding too many arguments for
printf/sprintf (Renée Bäcker)
- canonical repository moved to https://github.com/moose/Package-Stash
Suil 0.10.2
* Add support for Cocoa in Qt5
* Fix resizing and add idle and update rate support for Qt5 in Gtk2
* Fix various issues with Qt5 in Gtk2
Suil 0.10.0
* Add support for X11 in Gtk3
* Add support for Qt5 in Gtk2
* Add suil_init() to support early initialization and passing any necessary
information that may be needed in the future (thanks Stefan Westerfeld)
* Fix minor memory errors
* Fix building with X11 against custom LV2 install path (thanks Robin Gareus)
Suil 0.8.4
* Configure based on compiler target OS for cross-compilation
* Add Cocoa in Gtk wrapper (patch from Robin Gareus)
* Various Windows fixes (patches from Robin Gareus)
* Center X11 UIs in Gtk (patch from Robin Gareus)
* Fix initial size of resizable X11 UIs in Gtk (patch from Robin Gareus)
* Bubble X11 key events up to Gtk parent (patch from Filipe Coelho)
* Add Gtk2 and X11 in Qt5 wrappers (patch from Rui Nuno Capela)
* Fix compilation with -Wl,--no-undefined
* Fix a few minor/unlikely memory errors
* Gracefully handle failure to open wrapper
* Only report suil_ui_supported() if necessary wrapper is compiled in
* Upgrade to waf 1.8.14
several other processors, which can be installed in a boot ROM and used to
initialize and test the hardware or to download and run application code.
This package provides U-Boot for the Sinovoip Banana Pi BPI-R2.
Version 0.1.3 (2018-02-24)
* SIMD enhancements: SSE, AVX, Neon.
* Improve support for clang, ARM, and cross-compilation.
* Provide env. var. override of runtime parameters.
* Build fix re cmake variables AVCODEC_INCLUDE_DIRS & AVUTIL_INCLUDE_DIRS.
* Build options WITH_SINGLE_PRECISION, WITH_DOUBLE_PRECISION & WITH_SIMD have
been removed; replacement options are detailed in INSTALL, `Resampling
engines'.
Lilv 0.24.4
* Fix saving state when broken links are encountered
* Don't attempt to load remote or non-Turtle files
* lv2apply: Activate plugin before running
* lv2apply: Use default values when they are not nan
* lv2bench: Improve support for plugins with sequence ports
* lv2bench: Support running a single plugin given on the command line
* Gracefully handle plugins with missing binary URIs
* Remove use of deprecated readdir_r
* Install Python bindings when configured without tests (thanks Clement Skau)
Lilv 0.24.2
* Fix saving state to paths that contain URI delimiters (#, ?, etc)
* Fix comparison of restored states with paths
Lilv 0.24.0
* Add new hand-crafted Pythonic bindings with full test coverage
* Add lv2apply utility for applying plugins to audio files
* Add lilv_world_get_symbol()
* Add lilv_state_set_metadata() for adding state banks/comments/etc (based on
patch from Hanspeter Portner)
* Fix crash when state contains non-POD properties
* Fix crash when NULL predicate is passed to lilv_world_find_nodes()
* Fix state file versioning
* Unload contained resources when bundle is unloaded
* Do not instantiate plugin when data fails to parse
* Support re-loading plugins
* Replace bundles if bundle with newer plugin version is loaded (based on
patch from Robin Gareus)
* Fix loading dyn-manifest from bundles with spaces in their path
* Check lv2:binary predicate for UIs
* Add LILV_URI_ATOM_PORT and LILV_URI_CV_PORT defines
* Fix documentation installation
* Fix outdated comment references to lilv_uri_to_path()
Lilv 0.22.0
* Fix loading files with spaces in their path
* Add lilv_file_uri_parse() for correct URI to path conversion
* Add lilv_node_get_path() for convenient file URI path access
* Add lilv_state_emit_port_values() for special port value handling
* Add lilv_state_get_uri()
* Add lilv_state_delete() for deleting user saved presets
* Add lilv_free() for systems picky about such things
* Fix lilv_world_ask() to work with wildcards
* Fix creation of duplicate manifest entries when saving state
* Fix bindings for Python 3
* Load discovered owl ontologies as specifications
* Expose lilv_world_load_specifications() and lilv_world_load_plugin_classes
()
* Tolerate passing NULL to lilv_state_restore()
* Preserve absolute paths in state if no link directory is given
* Fix a few minor/unlikely memory errors
* Configure based on compiler target OS for cross-compilation
* Fix lilv_realpath() on pre-POSIX-2008 systems
* Fix directory walking on some systems (thanks Matt Fischer)
* Windows fixes (thanks John Emmas)
* Minor documentation improvements
* Upgrade to waf 1.8.14
Sratom 0.6.2
* Various minor code cleanups
Sratom 0.6.0
* Add sratom_set_env() for setting prefixes
* Fix padding of constructed vectors (thanks Hanspeter Portner)
* Support round-trip serialisation of relative paths
* Support sequences with beat time stamps
* Fix warnings when building with ISO C++ compilers
* Upgrade to waf 1.8.14
Changes:
* Set DC date/time automatically, DC language core option
* Disc swapping support, Reset support, GLES2 regression fix
* Re-enable NVMEM on NetBSD since it doesn't seem to cause any problems.
The main new features in this release are:
* You can now split your configuration into directories per environment.
Hugo did support multiple configuration files before this release, but
it was hard to manage for bigger sites, especially those with multiple
languages. With this we have also formalized the concept of an
environment; the defaults are production (when running hugo) or
development (when running hugo server) but you can create any
environment you like. We will update the documentation, but all the
details are in this issue. Also, see this PR for how the refactored
configuration for the Hugo website looks like.
* transform.Unmarshal (see
the documentation is a new and powerful template function that can
turn Resource objects or strings with JSON, TOML, YAML or CSV into
maps/arrays.
* Two new global variables in site and hugo. hugo gives you
version info etc. ({{ hugo.Version }}, {{ hugo.Environment }}), but
the site is probably more useful, as it allows you to access the
current site's variables (e.g. {{ site.RegularPages }}) without any
context (or ".").
This version is also the fastest to date. A site building benchmark
shows around 10% faster, but that depends on the site. The important
part here is that we're not getting slower. It's quite a challenge
to consistently add significant new functionality and simultaneously
improve performance. It's like not gaining weight during Christmas. We
also had a small performance boost in version 0.50. A user then reported
that his big and complicated site had a 30% reduction in build time.
This is important to us, one of the core features. It's in the slogan:
"The world's â fastest framework for building websites."
