well as stripping -L to subdirs of these directories from dependency_libs
lines in *.lai files. This corrects the changes in revision 1.18 of this
file and restores some functionality accidentally removed in version 1.19
of this file. Should fix the subversion buildlink/libtool problem
reported on tech-pkg@.
From the CHANGES file:
254 v3.1 rev 19 8/12/03
Required reconfiguring without Tcl once to generate the
"Makefile.in" in the Xw directory; otherwise, automake 1.7
becomes a requirement.
253 v3.1 rev 18 8/6/03
A fix to the output, correcting the page numbering in the
PostScript page headers. The incorrect numbering can cause
some printers to lock up. . .
252 v3.1 rev 17 7/14/03
Thanks to Ted Roth for fixing my rather too-hasty fix of
revision 16. Also: Some fixes to the autoconf script (also
from Ted Roth), and autoconf script updated to work with the
latest versions of autoconf/automake/aclocal.
From the CHANGES file:
254 v3.1 rev 19 8/12/03
Required reconfiguring without Tcl once to generate the
"Makefile.in" in the Xw directory; otherwise, automake 1.7
becomes a requirement.
253 v3.1 rev 18 8/6/03
A fix to the output, correcting the page numbering in the
PostScript page headers. The incorrect numbering can cause
some printers to lock up. . .
252 v3.1 rev 17 7/14/03
Thanks to Ted Roth for fixing my rather too-hasty fix of
revision 16. Also: Some fixes to the autoconf script (also
from Ted Roth), and autoconf script updated to work with the
latest versions of autoconf/automake/aclocal.
Active-DVI is a DVI previewer and presenter written in Objective Caml
(http://caml.inria.fr/ocaml/) with some eye candy effects for
presentation, support for interactive demonstrations, and embedding of
arbitrary applications within the presentation (hence the Active
adjective of the presenter :).
Active-DVI currently supports the following features:
+ Encapsulated Postscript File inclusion (using graphics package)
+ Effects for presentation (pause, delay, text color change)
+ Embedded applications for interactive demonstration
+ Pictures visualization via gpic specials
+ Display of inlined Postscript using gs
+ Font antialiasing that takes background colors into account
+ Page display is interrupted on user input
+ Resizing the page adjusts the magnification
+ Start displaying at a given page or at a given link reference
+ The file is reloading on signal SIGUSR1
+ Hyperlinks
+ Active areas (execute an action when the mouse is over)
+ Background colors and images
+ Alpha blending for images
Active-DVI is a DVI previewer and presenter written in Objective Caml
(http://caml.inria.fr/ocaml/) with some eye candy effects for
presentation, support for interactive demonstrations, and embedding of
arbitrary applications within the presentation (hence the Active
adjective of the presenter :).
Active-DVI currently supports the following features:
+ Encapsulated Postscript File inclusion (using graphics package)
+ Effects for presentation (pause, delay, text color change)
+ Embedded applications for interactive demonstration
+ Pictures visualization via gpic specials
+ Display of inlined Postscript using gs
+ Font antialiasing that takes background colors into account
+ Page display is interrupted on user input
+ Resizing the page adjusts the magnification
+ Start displaying at a given page or at a given link reference
+ The file is reloading on signal SIGUSR1
+ Hyperlinks
+ Active areas (execute an action when the mouse is over)
+ Background colors and images
+ Alpha blending for images
CamlImages is an image processing library, which provides
* Basic functions for image processing and loading/saving various image
file formats (hence providing a translation facility from format to
format),
* An interface with the Caml graphics library allows to display
images in the Graphics module screen and to mix them with Caml
drawings,
* A freetype interface, integrated into the library:
you can draw texts into images using any truetype fonts.
In addition, the library can handle huge images that cannot be (or can
hardly be) stored into the main memory (the library then automatically
creates swap files and escapes them to reduce the memory usage).
CamlImages is an image processing library, which provides
* Basic functions for image processing and loading/saving various image
file formats (hence providing a translation facility from format to
format),
* An interface with the Caml graphics library allows to display
images in the Graphics module screen and to mix them with Caml
drawings,
* A freetype interface, integrated into the library:
you can draw texts into images using any truetype fonts.
In addition, the library can handle huge images that cannot be (or can
hardly be) stored into the main memory (the library then automatically
creates swap files and escapes them to reduce the memory usage).
This version is focused on improved performance and stability,
rather than introducing new functionality, hence it is called R9C.
Build Process NEW
The build process has been improved so that it is possible to build
Erlang/OTP from source even on Windows platforms. There is also a
completely new installation program for Windows.
Observer
crashdump_viewer NEW
A HTML based tool for browsing Erlang crashdumps. The tool can handle
crashdumps from OTP R7B, R8B and R9B as well but there is additional
information in the crashdumps for R9C.
OTP_MIBs NEW
The OTP mibs that where included in the SASL application have been
moved to this new application otp_mibs. This is a step too create a
pure core for Erlang/OTP that does not depend on specific,
non-mainstream applications such as SNMP.
This version is focused on improved performance and stability,
rather than introducing new functionality, hence it is called R9C.
Build Process NEW
The build process has been improved so that it is possible to build
Erlang/OTP from source even on Windows platforms. There is also a
completely new installation program for Windows.
Observer
crashdump_viewer NEW
A HTML based tool for browsing Erlang crashdumps. The tool can handle
crashdumps from OTP R7B, R8B and R9B as well but there is additional
information in the crashdumps for R9C.
OTP_MIBs NEW
The OTP mibs that where included in the SASL application have been
moved to this new application otp_mibs. This is a step too create a
pure core for Erlang/OTP that does not depend on specific,
non-mainstream applications such as SNMP.
Changes:
DOCS:
* French, Hungarian, Chinese translation updated
* console output translations updated
* numerous fixes in HTML documentation
* fixes, clarifications in the man page
* wishlist updated :)
* Polish documentation removed (outdated)
* Norwegian, Romanian, and Turkish help files removed (outdated)
Fixes:
* small fix for sp5x video codec
* menu pause bug fixed
* detc video filter improved
* fixes in video output driver zr
* fixes in video output driver directx
* fixes in video output driver sdl
* fixes in video output driver vesa
(multiple init support)
* midentify works again
* TOOLS/matroxtv enhanced and fixed
* now every binary codec is searched in $PREFIX/codecs directory
(--with-codecsdir)
* K6/2+ and K6/3+ detection support
* Mono PCM streamcopy fixed in MEncoder
* bigendian OSD fix
* SIGBUS error fixed on HPUX 11.00
* default fps fixed in NTSC v4l
* definition fix ported from libdvdread main branch
* configure option --enable-qtx-codecs renamed to --enable-qtx
* a crash fixed in command line parser
* fix in MMS streaming
* crash with invalid config file fixed
* metacity support
Porting:
* QT audio decoder now compiles on MacOSX
* compile and crash fixes in MOV demuxer, for Cygwin
* some Cygwin compilation fixes
* OpenBSD support in RealVideo and RealAudio
New Features include:
Added support for GNet2, which adds IPv6 support to Pan.
Added Baltic Windows-1257 charset support.
Display the total score for a thread when the thread is collapsed.
Added menu buttons and shortcuts for `go to next new article' and
`go to next new thread'
Also lots of bug fixes and usability improvements.
For the complete list see http://pan.rebelbase.org/ or read the ChangeLog.
Clarify that the internal hash as well as the hash builtin
function used by calc, while based on the Fowler/Noll/Vo
hash is NOT an FNV hash.
Made slight performance improvements to calc by an optimization of how
calc's internal hash is computed. The "make chk" regression test
runs about 1.5% faster (when compiled with -O3 on an AMD Athlon)
NO_HASH_CPU_OPTIMIZATION is not defined. Calc's internal hash values
have not changed. By default, NO_HASH_CPU_OPTIMIZATION is NOT defined
and the slightly faster expression is used.
A slight modification of what was known as the "calc new stardard"
configuration (calc -n or config("all", "newstd")) is now the default
calc configuration. The flag:
calc -O
was added to get the old classic calc configuration. The flag command
line flag, -n, now does nothing. Use of -n is deprecated and may go
away / be used for something else in the future.
The following table gives the summary of these changes:
pre v2.11.8 v2.11.8
default pre v2.11.8 -O & oldstd v2.11.8
and oldstd -n & newstd classic cfg default
--------------------------------------------------------
epsilon 1e-20 1e-10 1e-20 1e-20
quo 2 2 2 2
outround 2 24 2 24
leadzero 0 1 0 1
fullzero 0 1 0 0
prompt > ; > ;
more >> ;; >> ;;
With the exception of epsilon being 1e-20, and fullzero being unset,
the new default calc config is like it was (pre-2.11.8) with calc -n /
config("all", "newstd").
The new default config is the old classic config with outround being
24, leadzero being set, and the prompts being ;'s.
is meant for {,DE}INSTALL_EXTRA_TMPL. Package makefiles should explicitly
set those variables if they want to use them in conjunction with
USE_PKGINSTALL.
USE_PKGINSTALL is "YES". bsd.pkg.install.mk will no longer automatically
pick up a INSTALL/DEINSTALL script in the package directory and assume that
you want it for the corresponding *_EXTRA_TMPL variable.
- Bugs fixed.
- Option controlling login panel geometry was added.
- Support for antiliased fonts was added (works only with CVS snapshots of
libWINGs).
