For some reason ocpnDC::DrawEllipse is miscompiled on NetBSD 8.0_BETA earmv7hf:
for the tail call to dc->DrawEllipse() the compiler emits a bx instruction,
but forgets to load the address of the function in the register.
Add a memory barrier to works around this problem by avoiding the tail-call
optimisation.
Other similar functions in this file are properly compiled ...
Bump PKGREVISION
17.5.14:
Update to iso-codes 3.75, which fixes 13389 again. (bad parent codes for GB).
Switch from building on drone.io (discontinued service) to bitbucket’s Pipelines.
Update pytest dependencies to get rid of API warnings.
17.01.08:
Update to iso-codes 3.73, which fixes 13389 (bad parent codes for CZ).
17.01.02:
Return empty lists from the subdivision database if the country exists but does not have any subdivisions. Fixes 13374.
Some typo fixes. Thanks to @VictorMireyev.
Update to iso-codes-3.72.
The reason is that a plugin may include its private version of some
code that opencpn also has in its source. Without -Bsymbolic the plugin
may use the objects from opencpn instead of its version, and which do
not match the includes it was compiled with, and bad things happens.
bump PKGREVISIONs
As a successor to OpenCPN Version 4.6.1, OpenCPN Version 4.8.0 contains several
incremental corrections and improvements.
Among them are:
- Expanded integrated vector graphics icon set for improved rendering of waypoints and routes.
Upstream changes:
2.64 2017-04-23
- Update some POD
- No functional changes from 2.63_001 dev release
2.63_001 2017-04-17
- Add no_cache option to new method following
discussion at http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=1188065
2.62 2017-01-08
- Add rlib to TEST_REQUIRES in Makefile.PL to avoid some
cygwin test failures
Updated print/tex-paralist{,-doc} to 2.7
Updated print/tex-pdfpages{,-doc} to 0.5h
Updated print/tex-plain to 3.141592653.43076
Updated print/tex-platex{,-doc} to 2017
Updated print/tex-polski{,-doc} to 1.3.4
Updated print/tex-preview{,-doc} to 11.90
Updated print/tex-program{,-doc} to 3.3.14
Updated graphics/tex-pst-3dplot{,-doc} to 2.04
Updated graphics/tex-pst-barcode{,-doc} to 0.16a
Updated graphics/tex-pst-circ{,-doc} to 2.14
Updated geography/tex-pst-geo{,-doc} to 2.06
Updated graphics/tex-pst-node{,-doc} to 1.39
Updated graphics/tex-pst-pdf{,-doc} to 1.2c
Updated graphics/tex-pst-plot{,-doc} to 1.79
Updated graphics/tex-pst-tools{,-doc} to 0.06
Updated graphics/tex-pst-tree{,-doc} to 1.13
Updated graphics/tex-pstricks{,-doc} to 2.73a
Updated graphics/tex-pstricks-add{,-doc} to 3.83
Updated print/tex-ptex-base{,-doc} to 2017
Updated fonts/tex-ptex-fonts{,-doc} to 2017
Release 0.92.1
This fixes two important bugs which impacted relations with
excessive members and consuming updates with the multi backend
Release 0.92.0, a new stable branch
Major changes since 0.90.0 are
- PostgreSQL 9.1 + PostGIS 2.0 or later are now required, which has
allowed performance improvements and cleanups
- EPSG 3857 is now default. You can get the old behavior by manually
specifying 900913
- Invlid geometries are re-checked for validity after buffering, instead
of assuming GEOS returns a valid geom
Other changes are
- A new option to change the max bbox size at which polygons will expire
all the tiles in them, not just the boundary
- Behavior fixes for C transforms and tables with no columns
- More numeric datatypes are allowed for table columns in C tagtransforms
- Lua is now required by default
- Code fixes, particularly replacement of C memory management
OpenCPN is a free software (GPLv2) project to create a concise chart plotter
and navigation software, for use underway or as a planning tool. OpenCPN is
developed by a team of active sailors using real world conditions for
program testing and refinement.
The status bar plugin provides customizable, easier to read output text
and lower cpu usage than the builtin statusbar.
Fix deadman alarm
Update to use state and type of boundary for AIS guard zones
Reorder boundary alarm dialog to make it simpler
Add time to AIS incursion message
Add Properties dialog box
Add new information handling in AIS message
Implement Parallel Index Lines (PILs)
Use an EBL to generate a perpendicular index line
Allow Ctrl-Left Mouse click to select multiple boundaries. Right click
then allows Merge with keep and Merge with delete
Add ability to move boundaries and point using left click and drag. Ability
is set in general properties of plugin
Add ability to constrain boundary movement
Add ability to move a single boundary segment
As a successor to OpenCPN version 4.4, OpenCPN Version 4.6 contains several
new features and enhanced functions. Among them are:
Substantial functional improvements and performance increases related to
ENC vector charts.
User selectable InlandECS mode for increased safety and convenience while
navigating inland waters.
Expanded User Manual bundled with Release download.
The basic issue is that gpsd does not build with NetBSD curses because
it uses syncok. Previously, I set CURSES_DEFAULT, which is incorrect
because it is a user-settable variable.
Include syncok in USE_CURSES (which doesn't has any effect because it
isn't yet supported in curses.builtin.mk). Also include getsyx, which
gpsd doesn't use, but which will prevent NetBSD curses from being
selected. The getsyx line can be removed when there is syncok
support.
Also restore FAKE_NCURSES, because gpsd doesn't look for curses, only
ncurses (not yet filed upstream).
Thanks to Joerg for pointing out my error and to Roy for the specific
fix suggestion.
The last commit used the curses framework, and allowed NetBSD base
system curses to be used. However, several programs in gpsd use
syncok, which NetBSD 7's curses doesn't have. Resolve this by asking
for ncurses.
Upstream changes:
1.0.3: (doi: 10.5281/zenodo.165134)
- obspy.core:
* properly pass through kwargs specified for Trace.plot() down to the
low-level plotting routines (e.g. events were not shown properly in
dayplot of a trace, see #1566)
* properly pass through kwargs from Stream.detrend() to Trace.detrend()
(see #1607)
* Correctly splitting masked arrays in Trace objects for a couple of corner
cases (see #1650, #1653).
- obspy.core.event.source:
* Fix `farfield` if input `points` is a 2D array. (see #1499, #1553)
- obspy.clients.earthworm:
* Better end of stream detection. (see #1605)
* More efficient unpacking of server response. (see #1680)
- obspy.clients.neic:
* Better end of stream detection. (see #1563)
- obspy.clients.seedlink:
* Better end of stream detection. (see #1605)
- obspy.clients.seishub:
* Fix wrong kwargs `first_pick` and `last_pick` in
`Client.event.get_list()`. (see #1661)
- obspy.io.mseed:
* ObsPy can now also read (Mini)SEED files with noise records. (see #1495)
* ObsPy can now read records with a data-offset of zero. (see #1509, #1525)
* ObsPy can now read MiniSEED files with micro-second wrap arounds.
(see #1531)
* ObsPy can now read MiniSEED files with no blockette 1000. (see #1544)
* ObsPy now always writes Blockette 100 if sampling rate accuracy is
otherwise lost. (see #1550)
* obspy.io.mseed.util.set_flags_in_fixed_header() now works with Python 3
and also for files with Blockette 100 (see #1648).
- obspy.io.quakeml:
* write StationMagnitude.residual even when it is zero (see #1625)
* read & write Event.region
- obspy.io.sac:
* `SACTrace.lpspol` and `lcalda` are `True` and `False` by default, when
created via `SACTrace.from_obspy_trace` with a `Trace` that has no SAC
inheritance. (see #1507)
* Reference time not written to SAC file when made from scratch
(see #1575)
- obspy.io.sh:
* Fix writing of long headers for python3
* Whitespace in header fields is not ignored anymore (see #1552)
- obspy.io.stationxml:
* Datetime fields are written with microseconds to StationXML if
microseconds are present. (see #1511)
- obspy.io.zmap:
* Use first origin/magnitude when writing to zmap if no origin/magnitude is
set as preferred. (see #1569)
* Parse origin time seconds as a float to avoid losing accuracy (see #1573)
- obspy.signal:
* PPSD: fix warning message on Python 3 that gets shown when waveforms and
metadata mismatch (see #1506)
- obspy.taup:
* Allow for more than 10 phases with identical names (can happen for certain
custom models, see #1593).
