* Miscellaneous bug fixes.
- ruby core dumps by segmentation violation because of wrong
checking whether block was given.
- PTY module function dose not reset SIGALRM handler when child
process executing command on pty.
- There is a error for calling raise method in lib/delegate.rb.
* Try to honor PKG_SILENT and PKG_VERBOSE.
* Experimental fix for getaddrinfo(3) problem on Darwin (not tested).
Changes:
* Define macros CONST84 and CONST84_RETURN in otcl.h
* Change char* to CONST84 char* (or CONST84_RETRUN char * if it is a
function return) in otcl.c
* test hangs for lib/test.tcl (autoload), see comments in lib/test.tcl
* Tcl_Obj sharing fixed in [binary scan]
* Updated errno usage for recent glibc
* Fixed [file normalize ~unknownuser] error
* Fixed two memory leaks in VFS code
* Fixed possible infinite loop in TclFinalizeFilesystem
* Updated HP-UX 11 build libraries setup
* Unix std channels forced to exist at startup
* Stopped broken [exec] quoting of '{'
* Fixed memory leak with very long host names
* Corrected level interpretation of Tcl_CreateTrace
* Allow 64-bit configure on IRIX64-6.5*
* Several OS X/Aqua native integration improvements (scrollbar,
event generate, unicode clipboard, tk_messageBox, mousewheel event,
alpha blending for partially transparent images)
* Recognized native hand2/fleur cursors on Windows
* Post menubuttons so they stay on screen better
* Fixed crash during intra-image copy/resize
* New msg catalogs for Esperanto and Polish
* Corrections bold/italic font handling (width calculations) on Windows
* Fixed shrinking grid geometry calculations
New in release 0.07 (2003/30/11)
* Works with libtool 1.5 (and 1.4.3).
* java.awt gtk+ peers now depend on gtk+ 2.2.x and uses pango.
Lots and lots improvements on the peers.
* java.awt.geom.CubicCurve2D, java.awt.geom.QuadCurve2D:
Subdivision and flatness calculation implemented.
* java.awt.geom.FlatteningPathIterator: Working implementation.
* gnu.java.awt.BitwiseXORComposite helper class.
* New rmic compilers (jikes, kjc) support.
* java.text bug fixing and 1.4 updates (Currency).
* Hashtable and HashMap function more similar to other implementations.
* javax.naming and java.beans classloader fixes.
* URL parsing, URLConnection, protocol and (needed) permission fixes.
* More java.nio implementation
(API complete, but implementation not finished yet).
* Lots of java.net code cleanup.
* Improved documentation.
* Numerous bug fixes in almost every package, and lots of updates for
1.4 functionality.
* Fixed Classpath bugs:
#2944 Incorrect synchronization in java.util.logging.ErrorManager
#6075 java.awt.geom.GeneralPath.getCurrentPoint returns wrong results
#6076 java.awt.geom.GeneralPath constructor sometimes hangs
#6089 java.awt.geom.GeneralPath.getPathIterator does not work
[...]
VM Interface changes:
* Thread has been split in a VM-independent Thread class and a VM-dependent
VMThread class.
New in release 0.06 (2003/22/08)
* Update java.awt peers to GTK+2.
* java.awt.GridBagLayout implementation.
* javax.swing.border implementation.
* java.security and java.security.cert updated to 1.4 spec.
* New JNI native target code layer. See native/target/readme.txt.
* --enable-regen-headers configure flag for automatic jni .h file generation.
* Removed workaround for gcj 3.2 and lower, gcj 3.3+ or jikes 1.18+ is now
needed for compiling.
* Lots of improvements and/or new classes for java.awt, java.awt.dnd,
java.awt.font, java.awt.geom, java.awt.image, java.io, java.math, java.net,
java.nio, java.rmi, java.text, java.util, javax.swing, javax.swing.plaf,
javax.swing.text.
VM Interface changes:
* VMClassLoader.loadClass(), the bootstrap classloader called by
Class.forName() and ClassLoader.loadClass(), may now return null when
a class is not found instead of throwing a new ClassNotFoundException.
This is a performance optimization in some cases. This also changes
the Class.forName() reference code.
* Native methods in Class have been moved to VMClass. A few additional
methods are also available in VMClass to provide optional performance
improvements.
* A VM can now supply its own String.intern() strategy through the
VMString class. The supplied VMString reference class implements the
original WeakHashMap strategy.
* Float and Double to/from bits conversion functions can now be supplied by
the VM through VMFloat and VMDouble. Default JNI conversion methods are
supplied.
and slightly modified by me.
CCSH is a scripting language that is intended to be powerful and easy
to use for people already familiar with the C language.
The only thing that changed is the included mcs.
For which - sadly - is now real news file available.
By comparing it seems that the following packages have changed:
System.Runtime.Remoting, System.Web, System.Web.Services, System.XML
Changes (among others):
* iterators.cs (IteratorHandler.IsIEnumerator, IsIEnumerable): New
routines to check if a type is an enumerable/enumerator allow
classes that implement the IEnumerable or IEnumerator interfaces.
* String.cs: Concat() fixed crash when one of the arguments is an object
whose ToString() method returns null.
* TypeLoadException.cs: Added some serialization fiels, needed for
compatibility with MS.NET.
* String.cs (Equals): Speed up this method by avoiding Array
Bounds Checks and by comparing by 32 bit words rather than 16 bit chars.
This gives between 0x (for 1 char) and >2x (for large strings)
factor of improvement.
A ulimit datasize of 131072 (128K) is too small; crank to 262144 (256K).
(Whilst 132096 (129K) does work for simple tests, it's better to be
conservative and suggest something that should work most of the time...)
This release only includes a few smaller bug fixes to the Http client as
well as minor fixes to the C# compiler.
Specifically this release fixes some problems with Chunked encoding and a
race condition on the Http client. The C# compiler would crash sometimes
when reporting a delegate signature error.
While add it g/c some whitespaces in the buildlink3.mk and remove the
LIBTOOL_OVERRIDES.
"linux"-style one. This matches our pkgsrc libtool behaviour so that we
can get a consistent numbering across different platforms so that we don't
have to fiddle with the PLIST. This fixes PR 22556 and PR 23684.
Fixed a bug in regular expressions that dates (so help me) from 1977;
it's been there from the beginning. an anchored longest match that
was longer than the number of states triggered a failure to initialize
the machine properly. many thanks to moinak ghosh for not only finding
this one but for providing a fix, in some of the most mysterious
code known to man.
fixed a storage leak in call() that appears to have been there since
1983 or so -- a function without an explicit return that assigns a
string to a parameter leaked a Cell. thanks to moinak ghosh for
spotting this very subtle one.
to the preferred version of python (as specified by PYTHON_VERSION_DEFAULT).
This means that cross-platform python scripts with "#!/usr/bin/env python"
actually function on pkgsrc systems without nasty hackery.
Approved by Alistair.
1. plain wrong (setting it to that will just cause compiles to explode in
interesting ways as that's source, not .class files)
2. Not needed as it can infer the default CLASSPATH from JAVA_HOME
Lots of bug fixes and new features.
See http://www.go-mono.com/archive/mono-0.30.html for details.
Note:
Starting with this release to use the System.Drawing APIs,
libgdiplus is needed. (will be added next)
by bsd.compiler.mk. Note that in the buildlink3.mk files, the dependency
is always added regardless of the BUILDLINK_DEPTH. This is because these
buildlink3.mk files may be included by bsd.prefs.mk, which is often
included other buildlink3.mk files, and we need to ensure that regardless
of the depth, we are using the correct compiler.
python20 to python20-2.0.1nb6
python21 to python21-2.1.3nb2
python21-pth to python21-2.1.3nb4
python22 to python22-2.2.3nb1
python22-pth to python22-2.2.3nb1
python23 to python23-2.3.3nb1
python23-pth to python23-2.3.3nb1
- use -h instead of -soname= when creating shared objects to appease
Solaris linker.
- link against librt for fdatasync().
- tweak PLIST for installed modules.
* Use BUILDLINK_{INCDIRS,LIBDIRS}.<pkg> instead of using
BUILDLINK_{CPPFLAGS,LDFLAGS}.<pkg> since we're just dealing with adding
directories to the various search paths.
the normal case when BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.<pkg> isn't specified, it receives
a value only once due to the multiple inclusion protection in the
bulldlink3.mk files. In the case where a package includes several
buildlink3.mk files that each want a slightly different version of another
dependency, having BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.<pkg> be a list allows for the
strictest <pkg> dependency to be matched.
* Build without sparc64 hacks on NetBSD-*-sparc64 if using a gcc>=3.3.
* The hash randomisation introduced with 5.8.1 has been amended to be
binary compatible with 5.8.0.
* Several memory leaks associated with variables shared between threads
have been fixed.
* Several modules were updated:
Devel::PPPort Digest::MD5 I18N::LangTags libnet MIME::Base64
Pod::Perldoc strict Tie::Hash Time::HiRes Unicode::Collate
Unicode::Normalize UNIVERSAL
* Some syntax errors involving unrecognized filetest operators are now
handled correctly by the parser.
submitted in private mail by Georg Schwarz. Prevents PLIST mismatches
on these platforms.
Tested for non-interference with other platforms, but no specific
IRIX testing of this version of fix yet performed.
* A degenerate type synonym like type T a = a in some circumstances
incorrectly caused an occurence check error.
* Several new features in gcc-3.3 cause breakage in the nhc98 build.
This patch fixes many [but ot all] of those problems.
PKGREVISION++.
scheme only accepts `python', so if we have a script which uses:
#!/path/to/python23
PYTHON_PATCH_SCRIPTS will fail.
Fix provided by Min Sik Kim in PR pkg/24069.
if configure finds this file, it expects to be able to use it, and
linking fails because /usr/lib/libintl.so isn't GNU libintl.
allows this to be built on Solaris while gettext-lib is installed.
MAKE_FLAGS with stuff that's only useful for building modules (and also
breaks the build of perl).
This fixes the breakage of perl modules not finding libperl.so caused by
the changes in revision 1.30 of this file.
and 5.6.1nb10 include pulling in changes from the latest Perl sources
that add a more complete set of directories on NetBSD systems to the
rpath of Perl modules so that they may find libperl.so. The module
build/installation is now robust against the user overriding the value
of INSTALLARCHLIB.
INSTALLARCHLIB. During the build, INSTALLARCHLIB refers to the
directory where libperl.so may be found, which should point into the
default view. During the install, INSTALLARCHLIB refers to the
directory where the perllocal.pod file should be installed, which
should point into the package prefix.
This is the "pnetC" project. The goal of the project is to create
an ANSI-compatible C library, that can be compiled down to IL using
DotGNU Portable.NET's "cscc" compiler.
This distribution contains an implementation of the C# library, for use
with .NET-capable runtime engines and applications. Originally designed
for DotGNU Portable.NET, this library can be used by other .NET development
effort also.
The goal of this project is to build a suite of Free Software tools
to build and execute .NET applications, including a C# compiler,
assembler, disassembler, and runtime engine.
adapted for FreeBSD/NetBSD by me.
Ezm3 is a smaller, more portable distribution of the Modula-3 compiler
and runtime system for people whose only need for Modula-3 is to build
CVSup. It supports all features of CVSup, but has smaller distfiles
and installs more quickly than other versions of Modula-3. Ezm3
provides full X11 GUI support even when compiled on systems which
do not have X11 installed. It links programs statically with the
Modula-3 libraries but dynamically with the system libraries, so that
programs built with Ezm3 can run on systems which do not have
Modula-3 installed on them.
pre-release. However, it is unlikely to change for the final release of
5.0.1.
Fixed bugs:
1. lua_closethread exists only in the manual
2. attempt to resume a running coroutine crashes Lua
3. file:close cannot be called without a file. (results in seg. fault)
4. C functions may have stacks larger than current top
5. `pc' address is invalidated when a coroutine is suspended
6. userdata to be collected still counts into new GC threshold,
increasing memory consumption
7. IBM AS400 (OS400) has sizeof(void *)==16, and a `%p' may generate up
to 60 characters in a `printf'. That causes a buffer overflow in
`tostring'.
8. syntax `local function' does not increment stack size
9. count hook may be called without being set
- better RE support, including PCRE support
- better C++ support
- better -lm (math library) support
- new "-i" flag / $ONYXRC support
- new -f/-s flags
- many new builtin functions (operators)
- fix many bugs
- new "class" and "instance" types
according to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/ReleaseNotes.html:
- J# Compiler silently generates bytecode that exceeds VM limits.
- BigDecimal String constructor throws StringIndexOutOfBounds.
- URL constructor throws java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException
- VM crashes if a run method throws an expection in a finally block
- JVM crash in java.net.ServerSocket.implAccept
- -Xcheck:jni overly strict in JNI method IsSameObject
- JVM hangs up with C++ std lib because of mutex deadlock in 1.3.1_03/1.4.0_0X
- jvm crashes without any error message
- java.util.Date(int,int,int,int,int,int) is unable to give hour information
- 1.3.1_09: JVM process size grows after every JVMPI heap dump request.
Maude 2 extends and generalizes Maude 1 to allow more expressive
modules and a wider range of computational commands.
The license has been changed to the GNU General Public License.
Jesper Louis Andersen <jlouis@mongers.org> in private email.
No earth-shattering changes, just a long list of bugfixes and minor
twiddles and additions. For a complete list, see plt/notes/mzscheme/HISTORY
This is a bug-fix release for Python 2.3 that fixes a number of bugs,
including a couple of serious errors with weakrefs and the cyclic garbage
collector. There are also a number of fixes to the standard library
- see the release notes ( http://www.python.org/2.3.3/NEWS.html )for details.
which is now causing the build to fail on Solaris since -r1.130 of
that file.
Bump PKGREVISION for Solaris installations which previously had the
package installed correctly, but with a different RUBY_ARCHLIBDIR
location.
XXX: Package fails the same regression test 1.6.3 failed (scfi-19).
Changes since Guile 1.6.3 (i.e. changes for 1.6.4):
* Changes to the distribution
** Various architecture (and compiler optimization) related bugs fixed.
These changes should improve the situation on at least ia64, alpha,
and powerpc.
* Changes to the stand-alone interpreter
** Readline prompt problem fixed.
Previously, the readline prompt disappeared when running Guile in
non-echoing terminal mode (for example under GDB in Emacs). This has
been fixed.
** Printing bug fixed.
Previously, the state of writingp in the print state could be altered
by recursive calls to printing functions.
** Append mode in hooks.
Append mode in hooks (adding the hook last in the list) now works
correctly.
** GOOPS/GC bug fixed.
The class layout slot, which informs the GC about which slots to GC
protect, is now initialized correctly.
** GOOPS class redefinition bug fixed.
The class redefinition protocol now properly removes the old accessor
methods from their accessors.
** GOOPS method dispatch bug fixed.
Previously, the code updating the method cache in generic functions
got confused if handed method code created in a null environment
(environment = empty list). It now stands every environment
imaginable (think about it!).
** GOOPS init-thunks can now be primitive procedures
Previously, attempts to provide something else than a closure as value
for the #:init-thunk slot option would yield a segmentation fault.
Now, it's possible to supply a primitive procedure as init-thunk.
Non-allowed values result in an error.
** Garbage collection frequency improved for large malloc heaps
The decision when to run the GC is now done in a way that avoids GCs
with a small yield for heaps with a large amount of malloced storage.
The minimum expected yield for malloc storage is now relative to the
heap size, and not a fixed amount as it was previously.
* Changes to Scheme functions and syntax
** %fast-slot-ref no longer checks slot boundness
This makes the <active-class> metaclass in (oop goops active-slot)
working again.
** eqv? and equal? are now primitive generic functions
This means that it is possible to provide custom comparisons for new
classes by specializing `eqv?' and `equal?' to those classes.
* Changes to the C interface
** New snarf macros: SCM_PRIMITIVE_GENERIC, SCM_PRIMITIVE_GENERIC_1
These provide a way of adding primitive generics which is equivalent
to SCM_DEFINE and SCM_DEFINE1.
New Features:
* An extension type can inherit from another built-in or extension type.
* Extension types can have properties.
* Extension types can have C methods.
Numerous bugs have also been fixed - see the CHANGES file for details.
