- the build system now sets the SONAME field of libchicken.so under Linux
- added use of unit ports to unit extras and chicken-setup
- unit utils and extras: moved port extensions to unit ports
- new unit ports
- some fixes to the build system when USE_HOST_PCRE is set
- fixed an allocation bug in decode_literal
- bug fix for bitwise-or use [Joerg Wittenberger]
- bug fix pointer->address
- other bug fixes
Changes in 6.8.3:
* The arguments to ghc-pkg now understand lists and wildcards, and
there is a new command ghc-pkg find-module.
* The filename completion in ghci is now more intelligent.
* We now look for GHCi config files in these locations:
./.ghci
$HOME/.ghc/ghci.conf
$HOME/.ghci
* You can now give multiple -e options to GHC.
* You can now use the -prof and -threaded flags together, although
you cannot also use +RTS -N2.
* SCC names are no longer allowed to contain spaces, as some of the
profiling tools break if they do.
* Various changes have been made to GHC's internals, so there are some
differences in the API exposed by the ghc package. Most notably,
checkAndLoadModule has now been implemented.
- Fixed infinite loop when a character is output to a port
whose character encoding does not support the character (e.g. (display
(integer->char 1000)) when character encoding is ISO-8859-1).
- Added procedures to extract the threads and thread
groups contained in a thread group (thread-group->thread-list,
thread-group->thread-vector, thread-group->thread-group-list,
thread-group->thread-group-vector).
- Renamed open-process' show-window: setting to the more
reasonable show-console: since it controls the visibility of the
console.
- Added readtable-max-unescaped-char and
readtable-max-unescaped-char-set which control the external syntax of
characters in symbol, string and character objects written with the
write and pretty-print procedures.
- Added tcp-server-socket-info to get the IP address and
port-number of a tcp-server-port (useful when the server port was
created with a kernel assigned port-number, i.e. setting port-number:
0).
- Fixed incorrect calls to ___P macro in lib/*.c, and added
lib/check___P script to automatically detect such calls (script
contributed by Derek Peschel).
- Added a "terminate" interrupt which terminates the Gambit
process cleanly (all the exit jobs are executed before exiting). On
Unix this interrupt is raised by the SIGTERM signal so a "kill 1234"
where 1234 is the pid of the Gambit process will terminate the process.
On Windows the interrupt occurs when the console window is closed or
the system is shutting down (however currently the system hangs while
executing the exit jobs).
- Fixed handling of incomplete characters at end-of-file,
which are now handled like illegal characters (error signaled unless
char-encoding-errors setting is set to #f).
- Fixed recently introduced bug in handling of end-of-line
encoding.
- Added escaping of non-graphical characters in symbols:
(string->symbol (string (integer->char 255))) gives |\377| .
- Protect gcc extension _builtin_expect with GCC version >= 3
because old gcc versions (up to 2.95.3 it seems) did not have that
extension.
- Added char-encoding-errors: setting to open-file to
enable/disable character encoding error checking, and -:fr and -:fR
runtime options to select the default setting for file I/O (on/off).
- Removed non-ASCII characters from lib/_num.scm .
- Fixed error introduced with end-of-line encoding of the history
file.
- Changed end-of-line encoding from lf to cr-lf when reading
source code. This makes the load procedure and the compiler more lenient
when reading source code with non-Unix-style end-of-line encoding. This
means that source code with a string containing a CR/LF sequence will
construct a string with a single #\newline character (previously both$
#\return and #\newline were put in the string).
- Fixed compiler crash when compiling files containing the forms
#123, #, ##, etc (file location information was not properly attached to
expression)
- Improve error messages produced by the C compiler when it
compiles a file generated by a different version of the Gambit compiler.
Removing patch-ad: Issue fixed upstream.
User visible changes:
* CLISP built natively on 64-bit platforms (i.e., with 64-bit pointers)
now has :WORD-SIZE=64 in *FEATURES*.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/features.html> for details.
* Module syscalls now offers OS:ERRNO and OS:STRERROR (for the sake of
FFI modules).
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/syscalls.html#errno> for details.
* Modules MIT-CLX and NEW-CLX export a new macro XLIB:WITH-OPEN-DISPLAY.
* Module netica has been upgraded to the Netica C API version 3.25 (from 2.15).
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/netica.html> for details.
* Module libsvm has been upgraded to the upstream version 2.86.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/libsvm.html> for details.
* Bug fixes:
+ Work around the absence of tgamma() on solaris.
+ Avoid a rare segfault on SIGHUP.
+ Improve module portability to systems with non-GNU make.
+ Fix GRAY:STREAM-READ-SEQUENCE and GRAY:STREAM-WRITE-SEQUENCE.
+ Fix the remaining bugs in special bindings in evaluated code on
TYPECODES (64-bit) platforms.
+ Fix SOCKET:SOCKET-CONNECT with timeout to a dead port.
Note that the tcl bindings are not (yet) built. Next time...
pkgsrc changes not trivial but should be invisible.
Changelog:
Changes since 1.0 release;
=========================
Added new (experimental) builtin function groups:
"DBM" -- "ndbm" keyed database access
"COM" -- COM/OLE Automation on Win32
"STCL" -- SNOBOL/Tcl interface (optional)
New library "dynamic.sno" to help compile/link
dynamicly loadable extensions.
Added HTTP.POST function to http.sno
Handle environments where pointers can have high order bit set
Linux 2.6 kernels in Fedora Core, SuSE 10 distributions
Avoid broken "install" utilities
autoconf compatibility: Honor CC, CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS,
LDFLAGS, DESTDIR environment variables.
Fix compilation on pre-panther OSX
Fix second argument to DEFINE(): was not case folded!
Fix backtracking over unevaluated expressions
Source &FILE and &LINE shown in TRACE output
Experimental: GC stats & tracing (-g on command line, >RACE keyword)
Completed support for "memory I/O" when CSNOBOL4 used as a library!
Added "PREDICATE" and "SYSPRED" return types in wrapper.sno
Changes since 0.99.44 release;
=============================
Added snolib(3) man page for SNOBOL4 library routines
Treat all bytes with 8th bit set as ALPHA on ASCII systems
allows UTF-8 encoded characters, and national
character sets to used in labels and identifiers!
command line:
-S option to enlarge interpreter stack
configure:
added --mandir & --bindir
IPv6 Support (both client and server)
bi-directional "pipe" I/O on systems with sockets
"privileged" port binding for UDP
Lots of cleanup!
DJGPP (DOS gcc) fixes
default to -O3 with gcc
add C prototypes for all functions
(function declarations still "K&R" style)
MINGW (Win32 gcc) fixes
Fix LOAD() on Darwin (MacOS X)
Fix timing script on Debian
Ported to HP-UX/IA64
VMS: LOAD() support (not tested)
Compilation on VMS7.3
support magic pathnames "/dev/null" and "/dev/tty"
Win32: native (low overhead) support for character console I/O
support magic pathnames "/dev/null" and "/dev/tty"
fixed UDP I/O
Fix for parallel make (GNU make, BSD make)
Compilation under MS Visual Studio .NET 2003
Make struct descr packable (BITFIELDS_SAME_TYPE)
Check for oversize integer constants (ERANGE from strtol())
Changes since 0.99.4 release;
============================
Command line:
-d (dynamic region size) and -M (pattern match stack size)
now take values in descriptors
-v shows CSNOBOL4 version
Increased default dynamic space to 64K descriptors
Fix faulty lexical comparison function optimzations for null string
Performance improvments;
New string hash function
(reduced both compilation and run time of genc.sno by 5%)
Optimized most common case (CONTIN actions) in
"stream" operation used for lexical analysis.
(reduced compilation time of genc.sno by 8%)
Merged all scanner (pattern matching) functions into
single C function (eliminates mutual recursion, stack
overflows)
genc runtime reduced 15%
atn.sno runtime reduced by 63%!! (2.7x faster)
worst case (4096 char string) reduced 69% (4.8x faster)
snocone self-compile runtime reduced 5%
Made pattern building functions (lib/pat.c) inlinable
(8% reduction in genc.sno compile time)
Eliminate space padding on lines read by compiler
(reduced genc.sno compile time by 65%)
Raised default C compiler optimization levels
Default &MAXLNGTH to largest possible string
Documentation:
README file describes available includes
Include PDF of manual page
Implement fatal "Output error" for output, ENDFILE() errors
Configuration script re-write;
Eliminate static config files & autoconf script
configure generates config.m4 and config.h
(with all defines) for use by loadable functions
New configuration options;
**** see "INSTALL" file for more information ****
--add-define=
Add a #define to config.h (visible to external functions)
--double
EXPERIMENTAL option to use C "double" for SNOBOL4 REAL data type
--fast
Architecture specific optimizations on native compilers
--longlong
EXPERIMENTAL!!
try to use C "long long" (64-bit integer) for INTEGER datatype
when longs/pointers are only 32-bits (ILP32 data model).
--lp64
Request use of 64-bit long/pointer data model
if available on this architecture, and not the default.
--no-opt
Compile without optimization
New SNOBOL library files (see README);
compatibility libraries:
fence.sno, logic.sno, not.sno
spitbol.sno, snobol4+.sno
HOST() function codes:
host.sno
URL (http:, ftp:, file:) access functions
Use large files (64-bit offsets) where available. Allows access
and creation of files larger than 2GB
New functions;
FUNCTION() -- predicate to test if a function is defined
** EXPERIMENTAL **
LABEL() -- predicate to test if a label is defined
idea from Steve Duff's version of Macro SPITBOL
ORD() -- inverse of CHAR()
SERV_LISTEN() -- act as TCP server
SSET() -- scaled SET() allow large files when INTEGER is 32bits
VDIFFER() -- returns first arg if two arguments DIFFER()
idea from Steve Duff's version of Macro SPITBOL
Extended HOST() functions (see host.sno) for system diagnosis
HOST() function will accept REAL or integer encoded STRING args
TIME() function now returns REAL datatype allows both better
resolution (for small values) and larger range. Using
32-bit floats, runtimes larger than four and a half
hours will lose resolution.
Statistics reports compiler and execution times as REAL numbers
Average statement runtime reported in microseconds (us).
Allow a REAL any place an INTEGER is required (from SNOBOL4+)
Contexts include TABLE(), ITEM(), array indices,
INPUT(), OUTPUT(), SET(), keyword values, CHAR(),
RPAD(), LPAD(), FIELD(), COLLECT(), DUMP(), DUPL(),
OPSYN(), and SUBSTR()
load.h updates;
all RETxxx macros safe in any context
RETSTR() takes single argument, allows NULL pointer
RETSTR2() has old RETSTR() functionality
RETINT() and RETREAL() always set return data type.
All include files needed to build loadable functions
installed in SNOLIB directory
Include BSD tsort program; allow builds from scratch
on platforms with GNU tsort (Linux, Cygwin)
New ports;
Ported to Darwin (MacOS X)
Ported to Cygwin (http://cygwin.com), a free Unix emulation
environment for Windows.
Attempt at native Win32 port
Updated Borland C port
Updated VMS port; pipe open support, attempt at tty support
Also update the tk dep to no longer demand tk83. It does not seem to
work all that well with tk84, but it works about the same as it does
with tk83. And depend explicitly on tcl; that was missing.
Primary changes since 1.2.1 seem to be GPLv2 -> GPLv3 and
whitespace/reindenting, but there seems to be a bit more in there
too. There's also now a 12 meg kdevelop blob in the distfile, yay.
Changelog:
GNU Sather 1.2.3 - Jul 7, 2007 - Michael R. Taylor
* Made INT 32-bit even on 64-bit systems
* Changed license to (GPLv3/LGPLv3) or later
There's no changelog for 1.2.2, dunno why.
Changes since previous (2.44.1) release:
User visible changes
--------------------
* Experimental Just-In-Time Compilation of byte-compiled closures is now
done using GNU lightning (this is a configure-time option).
Thanks to Yann Dauphin <yann-nicolas.dauphin@polymtl.ca>.
* New command-line option -lp adds directories to *LOAD-PATHS*.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/clisp.html#opt-load-paths> for details.
* New function FFI:OPEN-FOREIGN-LIBRARY allows pre-opening of shared libraries.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/dffi.html#dffi-open-lib> for details.
* New macro EXT:COMPILE-TIME-VALUE allows computing values at file compilation.
See <http://clisp.podval.org/impnotes/macros3.html#compile-time-value>
for details.
* New function FFI:FOREIGN-POINTER-INFO allows some introspection.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/dffi.html#fptr-info> for details.
* Versioned library symbols are now accessible via the :VERSION argument of
DEF-CALL-OUT and DEF-C-VAR.
Thanks to Kaz Kylheku <kkylheku@gmail.com>.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/dffi.html#def-call-out> for details.
* New functions GRAY:STREAM-READ-SEQUENCE and GRAY:STREAM-WRITE-SEQUENCE have
been added for portability reasons.
Suggested by Anton Vodonosov <avodonosov@yandex.ru>.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/gray.html#st-rd-seq> for details.
* New user variable CUSTOM:*SUPPRESS-SIMILAR-CONSTANT-REDEFINITION-WARNING*
controls whether the redefinition warning is issues when the new
constant value is visually similar to the old one.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/defconstant.html#defconstant-similar>
for details.
* REPL commands can now accept arguments.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/repl.html> for details.
* Updated the postgresql module to PostgreSQL 8.3.
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/postgresql.html> for details.
* Module syscalls now interfaces to <stdio.h> (for the sake of FFI modules).
See <http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/syscalls.html#stdio> for details.
There are others additions there also, but they are too numerous to
be enumerated here.
* Bug fixes:
+ Fix handling of quoted objects by READ-PRESERVING-WHITESPACE. [ 1890854 ]
+ Fix rectangle count in NEW-CLX XLIB:SET-GCONTEXT-CLIP-MASK. [ 1918017 ]
+ Fix argument handling in NEW-CLX XLIB:QUERY-COLORS. [ 1931101 ]
+ Fix compilation on systems not supporting returning void. [ 1924506 ]
+ Fix TANH floating point overflow for large floats. [ 1683394 ]
+ Avoid extra aggressive bignum overflow reporting in READ. [ 1928735 ]
+ Improved floating point number formatting. [ 1790496, 1928759 ]
+ COMPILE no longer discards MACRO doc strings. [ 1936255 ]
+ Improved accuracy of LOG on complex numbers. [ 1934968 ]
+ Fix COERCE for compound float result-types. [ 1942246 ]
+ Fix $http_proxy parsing. [ 1959436 ]
+ Fix LISTEN on buffered streams when the last character was CRLF. [ 1961475 ]
+ Cross-compilation process has been restored to its former glory,
Changes:
* [05 Jun 08] Changed all '#!/bin/bash" in shells scripts into '#!/bin/sh'
and changed all $(...) into `...` because there are compatibilities
problems according to Unix versions.
* [31 Mar 08] Fixed bug: "let f ~_x () = ()" generated syntax error.
* [31 Mar 08] Fixed bug: "x $ y" generated syntax error (normal syntax).
* [02 Jan 08] Added compatibility with OCaml 3.10.3.
This is security fix:
http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2008/06/20/arbitrary-code-execution-vulnerabilities
Fri Jun 20 18:25:18 2008 Nobuyoshi Nakada <nobu@ruby-lang.org>
* string.c (rb_str_buf_append): should infect.
Fri Jun 20 16:33:09 2008 Nobuyoshi Nakada <nobu@ruby-lang.org>
* array.c (rb_ary_store, rb_ary_splice): not depend on unspecified
behavior at integer overflow.
* string.c (str_buf_cat): ditto.
Wed Jun 18 22:24:46 2008 URABE Shyouhei <shyouhei@ruby-lang.org>
* array.c (ary_new, rb_ary_initialize, rb_ary_store,
rb_ary_aplice, rb_ary_times): integer overflows should be
checked. based on patches from Drew Yao <ayao at apple.com>
fixed CVE-2008-2726
* string.c (rb_str_buf_append): fixed unsafe use of alloca,
which led memory corruption. based on a patch from Drew Yao
<ayao at apple.com> fixed CVE-2008-2726
* sprintf.c (rb_str_format): backported from trunk.
* intern.h: ditto.
Tue Jun 17 15:09:46 2008 Nobuyoshi Nakada <nobu@ruby-lang.org>
* file.c (file_expand_path): no need to expand root path which has no
short file name. [ruby-dev:35095]
Sun Jun 15 19:27:40 2008 Akinori MUSHA <knu@iDaemons.org>
* configure.in: Fix $LOAD_PATH. Properly expand vendor_ruby
directories; submitted by Takahiro Kambe <taca at
back-street.net> in [ruby-dev:35099].
* Update RUBY18_VERSION to 1.8.7 and RUBY18_PATCHLEVEL to 17.
* Use vendor_ruby instead for site_ruby.
* Introduce macros for relative path and use them instead of old absolete
path.
RUBY_LIB lib/ruby/${RUBY_VER_DIR}
RUBY_ARCHLIB ${RUBY_LIB}/${RUBY_ARCH}
RUBY_SITELIB_BASE lib/ruby/site_ruby
RUBY_SITELIB ${RUBY_SITELIB_BASE}/${RUBY_VER_DIR}
RUBY_SITEARCHLIB ${RUBY_SITELIB}/${RUBY_ARCH}
RUBY_VENDORLIB_BASE lib/ruby/vendor_ruby
RUBY_VENDORLIB ${RUBY_VENDORLIB_BASE}/${RUBY_VER_DIR}
RUBY_VENDORARCHLIB ${RUBY_VENDORLIB}/${RUBY_ARCH}
RUBY_DOC share/doc/${RUBY_NAME}
RUBY_EG share/examples/${RUBY_NAME}
Old these macros are removed after 2008Q2 branch.
RUBY_LIBDIR
RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR
RUBY_SITELIBDIR
RUBY_SITEARCHLIBDIR
RUBY_VENDORLIBDIR
RUBY_VENDORARCHLIBDIR
RUBY_DOCDIR
RUBY_EXAMPLESDIR
* update PRINT_PLIST_AWK macro to reality and move some of them from
ruby/modules.mk to ruby/rubyversion.mk.
changes:
-new module: `(srfi srfi-88)'
-New `postfix' read option, for SRFI-88 keyword syntax
-Some I/O primitives have been inlined, which improves I/O performance
-New object-based traps infrastructure
-New support for working on Guile code from within Emacs
-bugfixes
pkgsrc note: added a patch which affects builds without thread
support only (fixes crash on termination)
approved by gdt
build the newer version. This should allow the package to be
included in bulk builds, and eliminate the troubles with other
Common Lisp systems being fragile WRT building this system.
Update to 1.0.16
patches to add it). Drop pax from the default USE_TOOLS list.
Make bsdtar the default for those places that wanted gtar to extract
long links etc, as bsdtar can be built of the tree.
Overview of changes from 0.8.2 to 0.8.3
=======================================
* Fixes
- Disable some GC protection tests that produce indifinite result on make
check
- Re-enable following unintentionally disabled tests
* test-format.c
* test-storage.c
Overview of changes from 0.8.1 to 0.8.2
=======================================
* Specification changes
- test-report-result exits with error code 70 (EX_SOFTWARE) if some tests are
failed
* Fixes
- Fix bogus result of 'make check'. 0.8.1 and earlier passes all tests even
if some tests are failed
Overview of changes from 0.8.0 to 0.8.1
=======================================
* Specification changes
- [R6RS] Remove the escape sequence "\|" invalidated in final R6RS
* Fixes (also fixed in 0.7.6)
- [CRITICAL] Fix memory alighnment issue in symbol name.
- [CRITICAL] Fix possible bug in string buffer.
- Plug possible memory leak.
- Fix make test in test-string-cmp.
- Fix compilation on Mac OS X 10.5
- Support OpenBSD PowerPC and x86_64 in libgcroots
From Changelog :
- unit extras: moved lists, queues, strings to data-structures
- new unit data-structures
- unit library: symbol->string now copies its argument
- chicken-setup: added option -svn-trunk
- unit utils: added file-copy and file-move (request by the einit team)
- unit srfi-69: added hash-table-clear!
- unit srfi-69: new
- unit extras: moved SRFI 69 to unit srfi-69
Contributed by Aleksej Saushev
Fixed possible stack buffer overflow in the FastCGI SAPI identified by Andrei Nigmatulin.
Fixed integer overflow in printf() identified by Maksymilian Aciemowicz.
Fixed security issue detailed in CVE-2008-0599 identified by Ryan Permeh.
Fixed a safe_mode bypass in cURL identified by Maksymilian Arciemowicz.
Properly address incomplete multibyte chars inside escapeshellcmd() identified by Stefan Esser.
Upgraded bundled PCRE to version 7.6
Key enhancements in PHP 5.2.6 include:
* Fixed two possible crashes inside the posix extension.
* Fixed bug 44069 (Huge memory usage with concatenation using . instead of .=)
* Fixed bug 44141 (private parent constructor callable through static function).
* Fixed bug 43589 (a possible infinite loop in bz2_filter.c).
* Fixed bug 43450 (Memory leak on some functions with implicit object __toString() call).
* Fixed bug 43201 (Crash on using uninitialized vals and __get/__set).
* Fixed bug 42978 (mismatch between number of bound params and values causes a crash in pdo_pgsql).
* Fixed bug 42937 (__call() method not invoked when methods are called on parent from child class).
* Fixed bug 42736 (xmlrpc_server_call_method() crashes).
* Fixed bug 42369 (Implicit conversion to string leaks memory).
* Fixed bug 41562 (SimpleXML memory issue).
* Over 120 bug fixes.
See http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php#5.2.6 for all the details
Lots of changes between this two releases :
- a new experimental gc
- framework for asynchronous event
- support for 64 bits machine
- the layout of the installed system now conforms to FHS
- and a lots of bugs fixes ...
Contributed by Aleksej Saushev via IRC.
removes all -Wl,* entries. Otherwise some versions of gcc will
give a warning which in turn breaks the autoconf check for fortran
libraries. This fixes at least cad/tnt-mmtl and probably any
other package that uses the AC_F77_LIBRARY_LDFLAGS autoconf macro.
Bump rev to f2c-20001205nb10.
Blurb:
Gambit-C includes a Scheme interpreter and a Scheme compiler which can
be used to build standalone executables. Because the compiler generates
portable C code it is fairly easy to port to any platform with a decent
C compiler.
The Gambit-C system conforms to the R4RS, R5RS and IEEE Scheme standards.
The full numeric tower is implemented, including: infinite precision
integers (bignums), rationals, inexact reals (floating point numbers),
and complex numbers. Gambit-C supports a number of extensions to the
standards including (non-exhaustively):
- an optimizing compiler
- with several powerful transformations (automatic function inlining,
partial evaluation, etc)
- that generates properly tail-recursive portable C code
- a scalable thread system that can handle millions of concurrent threads
- an I/O system fully integrated with the thread system that supports
regular files, ttys, sockets (client and server, with TCP or UDP),
directories, processes, and pipes
- an infix syntax extension (SIX) that allows mixing code in the
standard prefix syntax with code in a C-like syntax
- SRFIs 0, 4, 6, 8, 9, 18, 21, 22, 23, 27, 39
- a REPL/debugger with
- a continuation inspection facility (i.e. "backtrace")
- a single-stepping mode
- error messages with location of error (file, line, and column number)
- emacs compatible line-editing with history
- very efficient bignum implementation
- a foreign function interface for C
- a memory management system that grows and shrinks the heap based on
the program's needs
- a linker that builds standalone executables and shared libraries
- dynamic loading of compiled modules and libraries (supported on many
platforms)
- Unicode support for characters, strings, I/O and source code
- object finalization, pretty printing, keyword objects optional and
keyword parameters (with the syntax and semantics of DSSSL)
- configurable reader with control over case sensitivity
- write/read invariance of symbols, e.g. (string->symbol "B;123") => |B;123|
- write/read invariance of floating point numbers
- unhygienic macros and more!
Camlp5 Version 5.08:
--------------------
* [08 Feb 08] Fixed bug in normal syntax: a.{x,y} (access to big array) was
interpreted as a.{(x,y)}.
* [22 Jan 08] Added missing cases in printers pr_o and pr_r which displayed
the message "unable to print ...".
* [02 Jan 08] Added compatibility with OCaml 3.09.4 and 3.10.2.
* [21 Jan 08] Fixed bug under windows: the file META could not be build
if the library path name contained colons.
* [13 Jan 08] Added missing man page for camlp5sch (link to the same man
page as camlp5).
* [05 Jan 08] Added "pr_extprint.cmo", printer rebuilding EXTEND_PRINTER
statements in their original syntax.
* [05 Jan 08] Fixed bug in EXTEND_PRINTER statement: the match cases with
"when" did not work.
Camlp5 Version 5.07:
--------------------
* [02 Jan 08] Added "pprintf" statement to use the Camlp5 pretty print
system more easily and shortly.
* [27 Dec 07] Added function [Grammar.Entry.parse_all] returning the
list of all solutions when using the parsing algorithm [Backtracking].
Camlp5 Version 5.06:
--------------------
* [19 Dec 07] Upgraded to add compatibilitly with OCaml version 3.10.1.
Camlp5 Version 5.05:
--------------------
* [17 Dec 07] Added function [Pcaml.quotation_location] returning the
location of the quotation in the source in the context of a quotation
expander.
* [04 Dec 07] Added generation of file META for ocamlfind in directory
etc (built but not installed).
* [28 Nov 07] Upgraded to reflect changes done in parse tree in current
OCaml (version 3.11+dev6).
* [27 Nov 07] Fixed bug in installation. Some files where installed in
the bin directory instead of lib directory.
* [27 Nov 07] Fixed bug in parsing comments: comments containing '\' where
incorrectly parsed.
Camlp5 Version 5.04:
--------------------
* [24 Nov 07] Fixed bug in install under MSVC Windows: object and library
files were not installed (using wrong extensions).
* [24 Nov 07] Fixed bug under Windows: line numbers in error messages were
wrong (twice the normal value).
* [24 Nov 07] Added ability to change the parsing algorithm of extensible
grammars, with the function "Grammar.set_algorithm" whose parameter can
be "predictive" or "backtracking".
* [22 Nov 07] Added backtracking parsers. Functions defined in the module
Fstream (already containing functional streams and parsers). Syntax
added in pa_fstream.cmo (already containing syntax for functinal streams
and parsers). The new syntax uses "bparser" instead of "fparser" and
a backtracking parser returns, together with its result and its
remaining stream, the continuation to compute the next solution.
Camlp5 Version 5.03:
--------------------
* [20 Nov 07] Added commands mkcamlp5 and mkcamlp5.opt to build camlp5
executables with predefined loaded modules. Added installation of ocpp
with name ocpp5, instead of just ocpp.
* [19 Nov 07] Added more installed cmx and cmxa files to allow building
native code linking of all combinations of Camlp5.
* [14 Nov 07] Fixed bug in pr_o.cmo: failed with printing "{a.(i) with ...}".
* [14 Nov 07] Fixed bug under Windows for the printers (pr_o.cmo, pr_r.cmo
and pr_scheme.cmo): extra return character '\r' was added at end of
lines.
* [09 Nov 07] Fixed bug in camlp5o.opt in strict mode: did not parse
correctly, in particular type expression (the version "camlp5o" without
".opt" however worked).
* [29 Oct 07] Added [Pcaml.inter_phrases], a way to set, by program,
the value of the "-sep" option of the printers kits.
* [28 Oct 07] Fixed bug in pa_fstream.cmo (functional parsers): the
keyword after "match with" was "parser" instead of "fparser" and
its code was wrong.
* [27 Oct 07] Added a default lexing buffer (in module [Plexing]) for
pa_lexer.cmo: then, the programmer does not need to write it any
more.
Camlp5 Version 5.02:
--------------------
* [14 Oct 07] Changed 'pa_lex.cmo' into 'pa_lexer.cmo' with a different
syntax (see the documentation).
* [14 Oct 07] In the EXTEND statement, added "LIKE s" as possible
level position to specify a level containing a rule containing "s"
in its keywords or tokens.
* [11 Oct 07] Rewritten parsers and printers in Scheme syntax. Deleted
old module Spretty.
0.9.6.4
-------
Enhancements:
- Functions declared with_gil and external functions declared nogil
are now allowed to have Python arguments and return types.
0.9.6.3
-------
Enhancements:
- C API now only uses a single name in the module namespace
instead of one for each exported C function. [Stefan Behnel]
- Multiple declarations with the same visibility and api options
can now be grouped into a 'cdef' block.
- The 'api' keyword can now be used on extension types to cause
generation of an api.h file when there are no exported C functions.
- Added a getattr3() builtin for the three-argument form of getattr.
0.9.6
-----
New Features:
- Top-level C functions defined in one module can now be used in
another via cimport, and a C API can be produced to allow them
to be used from C code without linking to the extension module.
See "Interfacing with External C Code" and "Sharing Declarations
between Pyrex Modules" in the Language Overview. [Stefan Behnel]
- Facilities added for releasing the GIL around a section of code
and acquiring it on entry to a C function. See "Acquiring and
Releasing the GIL under "Interfacing with External C Code" in
the Language Overview. [Ulisses Furquim, Stefan Behnel]
- Some conditional compilation facilities have been added. See
"Conditional Compilation" under "Language Basics" in the
Language Overview. [Sam Rushing]
Language Changes:
- The __new__ special method of extension types is being renamed
to "__cinit__". For now, you will get a warning whenever you
declare a __new__ method for an extension type, and it will
automatically be renamed to __cinit__ for you. In the next
release, the warning will become an error and no renaming will
occur. In some later release, the __new__ method may be
re-introduced with different semantics. It is recommended that
you begin updating your sources now to use __cinit__.
- A 'raise' statement with no arguments (i.e. to re-raise the
last exception caught) is now required to be lexically within
the 'except' clause which caught the exception. This change was
necessary to efficiently support preserving the exception if an
intervening call raises and catches a different exception.
- The following new reserved words have been added:
with, DEF, IF, ELIF, ELSE
Enhancements:
- Calls to many of the builtin functions are now compiled as
direct calls to Python/C API routines.
- A C type explicitly declared as 'signed' is represented as
such in the generated code, to acommodate platforms where
'char' is unsigned by default. [Francesc Altet]
- Python function can now have an argument of type "unsigned
char". [Alexander Belchenko]
- A new Pyrex.Distutils implementation has been added, which
exports an Extension type supporting the following options:
pyrex_include_dirs - list of dirs to search for Pyrex header files
pyrex_create_listing_file - bool - write errs to listing file
pyrex_cplus - bool - generate C++ code
pyrex_c_in_temp - bool - put generated C files in temp dir
pyrex_gen_pxi - bool - generate .pxi file for public declarations
[Contributed by Billie G. Allie]
- Assert statements can be compiled out by arranging for
PYREX_WITHOUT_ASSERTIONS to be #defined at C compilation time.
[Contributed by Stefan Behnel]
- Support for __index__ slot added to extension types.
[William Stein]
- Exception types now properly checked according to pre or post
2.5 rules as appropriate.
- Py_ssize_t support added. [Stefan Behnel]
- Windows __stdcall and __decl qualifiers now supported.
[Suggested by Eric Devolder]
- Keyword-only argument support added. [Suggested by Stefan Behnel]
- An 'include' statement can now appear anywhere that another kind
of statement or declaration can appear, instead of being restricted
to the top level. [Caio Marcelo]
- Unnecessary PyErr_Occurred() call to check result of
PyString_AsString() no longer made.
- Complicated C types are displayed more readably in error messages.
Modifications:
- A Python function argument declared as "char" or "unsigned
char" now expects a Python integer rather than a string of
length 1, for consistency with the way automatic conversions
are done elsewhere.
- Support for string and tuple exceptions dropped.
0.9.5.1
-------
Modifications:
- NULL in Pyrex source now translated into NULL instead of 0
in C code, to allow for the possibility of calling something
not defined with a prototype in an external header. [Adapted Cat]
0.9.5
-----
Enhancements:
- Exception return values may now be specified by arbitrary
constant expressions of appropriate type, not just literals.
[Stefan Behnel]
- Redundant type check now omitted when passing a literal None
to a function expecting an extension type. [Patch by Sam Rushing]
- New-style classes now allowed as exceptions for compatibility
with Python 2.5 (inheritance from BaseException not currently
checked). [Stefan Behnel]
- Sequence unpacking is now done using the iterator protocol
instead of indexing.
- Allocation of an empty tuple is avoided when making a
Python call with no arguments. [Stefan Behnel]
- Most warnings about unused variables and labels have been
eliminated.
- Support for running the test suite on Linux added but not
yet fully tested. [Based in part on patch by Eric Wald].
- Makefile included for compiling the patched Carbon File module
used by the MacOSX test code.
Modifications:
- Type rules for enums tightened for compatibility with C++.
- Direct assignment from float to int disallowed to prevent
C++ compilation warnings.
- Hex literals left as hex in C code to avoid warnings from
the C compiler about decimal constants becoming unsigned.
releases is enough" rule of thumb. (python 2.3 was released 5 years ago.)
Keep python 1.5 and 2.1 though, because there are a handful of packages
that still need them.
argument anonymous method. This should fix crash when building wip/nemo.
Bump pkgrevision
Thanks to Marek Safar for pointing me the exact change in mono tree
Objective Caml 3.10.2:
----------------------
Bug fixes:
- PR#1217 (partial) Typo in ocamldep man page
- PR#3952 (partial) ocamlopt: allocation problems on ARM
- PR#4339 (continued) ocamlopt: problems on HPPA
- PR#4455 str.mli not installed under Windows
- PR#4473 crash when accessing float array with polymorphic method
- PR#4480 runtime would not compile without gcc extensions
- PR#4481 wrong typing of exceptions with object arguments
- PR#4490 typo in error message
- Random crash on 32-bit when major_heap_increment >= 2^22
- Big performance bug in Weak hashtables
- Small bugs in the make-package-macosx script
- Bug in typing of polymorphic variants (reported on caml-list)
paths to PLIST.*. ;)
While here, patch sunaudiodev.c to use AUDIO_GETBUFINFO (when available)
and BSD AUDIO_FLUSH on NetBSD and OpenBSD. This could be
#ifdef AUDIO_FLUSH, but for now I am only certain about these two
platforms.
Bump PKGREVISION.
It probably needs plenty more polishing, especially on !NetBSD.
Python 2.4 will remain the default for some time.
For the new features in Python 2.5, look here:
* http://docs.python.org/whatsnew/whatsnew25.html
anyway, simplify logic a bit:
Add Python 2.5 to the default list, but also mark it as incompatible if
wip/python25 is not present. Move the Darwin handling after setting a
default value.
Provide a new variable _PYTHON_VERSIONS_ACCEPTED that is filtered by
PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE. This helps to avoid providing broken
dependencies when a version is not supported as PYPKGPREFIX wouldn't be
set in that case.
* generic/tclInterp.c (Tcl_GetAlias): fix for [Bug 1882373]
* generic/regguts.h, generic/regc_color.c, generic/regc_nfa.c:
Fixes for problems created when processing regular expressions that
generate very large automata. An enormous number of thanks to Will
Drewry <wad@google.com>, Tavis Ormandy <taviso@google.com>, and Tom
Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> from the Postgresql crowd for their help in
tracking these problems down. [Bug 1810264]
* unix/tclUnixCompat.c (TclpGetHostByName): Really applied
the change noted on 2007-11-13 by dkf below.
* generic/tclIOUtil.c (TclGetOpenMode): Only set the O_APPEND flag
* tests/ioUtil.test (ioUtil-4.1): on a channel for the 'a'
mode and not for 'a+'. [Bug 1773127] (backport from HEAD)
* generic/tclCmdIL.c (Tcl_LsearchObjCmd): Prevent shimmering crash
when -exact and -integer/-real are mixed. [Bug 1844789]
* generic/tclThread.c: Back-port locking changes from Tcl8.5
in Tcl_Mutex/ConditionFinlize. Now we properly master-lock
the finalization of sync primitives.
* generic/regc_nfa.c: Fixed infinite loop in the regexp compiler
* generic/regcomp.c: [Bug 1810038]. Corrected looping logic in
* tests/regexp.test: fixempties() to avoid wasting time walking a
list of dead states [Bug 1832612]. Convert optst() from expensive
no-op to a cheap no-op. Improve newline usage in debug output.
* unix/tclUnixCompat.c (TclpGetHostByName): The six-argument form of
getaddressbyname_r() uses the fifth argument to indicate whether the
lookup succeeded or not on at least one platform. [Bug 1618235]
* generic/regc_lex.c (lexescape): Ensure that backreference numbers
can't overflow a signed int in a way that breaks things. [Bug 1810264]
* generic/tclParse.c (Tcl_ParseBraces): fix for possible read
after the end of buffer, [Bug 1813528] (Joe Mistachkin).
* generic/tclObj.c (Tcl_FindCommandFromObj): fix finding a deleted
command; cannot trigger this from Tcl itself, but crash reported
on xotcl. This check is new to 8.4 but exists in 8.5, so this is a
backport or something. Thanks Gustaf Neumann.
* generic/tcl.h (Tcl_DecrRefCount): Update change from 2006-05-29
to make macro more warning-robust in unbraced if code.
The major changes in this release are adding Haskell Program Coverage (hpc)
support to the compiler, adding a debugger to GHCi, the first phase of the
base package split, and pointer tagging in the code generator (which should
mean most code improves by 10-15%, and as a result the compiler is also
faster).
Most of this upgrade was done by Paulo Matias in pkgsrc-wip.
Some highlights:
3.0.0:
- On sparc64 architectures more than 126 procedure arguments are allowed
[Thanks to Peter Bex]
2.7xx:
- PCRE support
- new GNU Make based build process
- libffi is not used anymore, handcoded assembler is used for x86, x86-64
and powerpc platforms
- TCP timeout handling
- added Lisp-style symbol property lists
- the "chicken-bug" program can now be used to create bug reports
- countless bugfixes and minor improvements
It main chagnes are security fix of WEBrick library.
Mon Mar 3 23:34:13 2008 GOTOU Yuuzou <gotoyuzo@notwork.org>
* lib/webrick/httpservlet/filehandler.rb: should normalize path
separators in path_info to prevent directory traversal attacks
on DOSISH platforms.
reported by Digital Security Research Group [DSECRG-08-026].
* lib/webrick/httpservlet/filehandler.rb: pathnames which have
not to be published should be checked case-insensitively.
Mon Dec 3 08:13:52 2007 Kouhei Sutou <kou@cozmixng.org>
* test/rss/test_taxonomy.rb, test/rss/test_parser_1.0.rb,
test/rss/test_image.rb, test/rss/rss-testcase.rb: ensured
declaring XML namespaces.
long. Patch appended to PHP bug 42862, so the fix may be incorporated in
later PHP releases and thus this patch can be reverted.
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=42862
Bump PKGREVISION of php-imap
Major changes from 2.41:
- Use pkgsrc-supplied libffcall
- Use libtool
- New PKG_OPTIONS to enable support for db4, gdbm, gtk2, fastcgi, pcre.
- lots of bugfixes
SigScheme is a R5RS Scheme interpreter for embedded use.
It features small footprint (64KB in library form on the 'small' configuration)
like SIOD and TinyScheme, low memory consumption (2-words per cons cell),
multibyte characters handling (UTF-8, EUCs and Shift_JIS) and more.
It is mainly developed to be the Scheme interpreter of uim.
any curses code in it. It only needs readline for the "io" module,
and the readline/buildlink3.mk now handles pulling in any necessary
dependencies for the terminal library that it uses.
Bump the PKGREVISION to 1.
pkgsrc changes
- DESTDIR support
- use libtool
- make iconv work
- fix a PLIST error
- close PR pkg/37897
Upstream changes
- Sorry, too many to list here
Sorry no change log.
On January 27, ragge bumped the version with commit message:
"Pcc now supports all C99 language constructs (I hope), so wrap to 0.9.9."
This also includes the new manpages. (These are a work in progress --
please send me your improvements.)
For pkgsrc:
- changed download sites
- changed homepage
- INSTALLATION_DIRS not needed.
outsmart us and call the tool by name in some parts of the build.
eg just "nbsed" instead of "/usr/pkg/bin/nbsed". This can only have
worked before as long as ${PREFIX}/bin was in the user's path.
Fix this by TOOLS_ALIASES.sed+=${TOOLS_SED:T} so that an "nbsed"
is available in the PATH.
