a "friend" decl seems to imply this)
-put hiscore files to a sane location
-update to 0.4pre10 - this is called "Debian/PPC fix" in the changelog,
but there is obviously more cleanup and fixes
1.2a:
* Made HTTP support more usable
* Various portability fixes.
1.2:
* Support for non-blocking DNS resolution; from Adam Langley
and Nick Mathewson.
* Support for lightweight HTTP clients and servers.
* Support for Sun's Event Ports from David Pacheco of Sun.
to use include/X11/Xaw/* and not the versions provided by Xaw3d. Many
packages also incorrectly linked against libXaw and not libXaw3d,
effectively making the dependency a nop.
Address this problem in two steps:
(a) Transform -lXaw to -lXaw3d. This magically fixes the packages which
got it wrong before. I haven't checked a list of packages affected by
this, so no revision bumps here.
(b) Link include/X11/Xaw3d to include/X11/Xaw for modular Xorg, so that
the dependency on Xaw3d actually works without pulling in libXaw as well.
This should be extended to the other Xaw packages, but I don't use them
nor do I have any interest in them.
Discussed with and not objected by: jlam
changes:
- support for new track fields related to gapless replay
- support for new track fields related to TV shows
- support for 'skipped' information stored in recent Play Counts files
- complete rewrite of the photo library API
- support for iPod Video's TV output
thanks to Mihai Chelaru for patches and testing
never be necessary to explicitly link against it, since that is the job
of the C++ compiler. So use that instead of the C compiler for linking
the programs.
This fixes the build on Solaris with SunPro.
DBD::PgPP is a Pure Perl client interface for the PostgreSQL database.
This module implements network protocol between server and client of
PostgreSQL, thus you don't need external PostgreSQL client library like
libpq for this module to work. It means this module enables
you to connect to PostgreSQL server from some operation systems
which PostgreSQL is not ported. How nifty!
Packaged by Francisco Valladolid Hdez.
changes:
- Documentation build fixes
- Return NULL on error in TextBuffer.register_serialize_format
- Do not overwrite sys.argv
- Add status icon example
- Make it possible to remove rows in the gtk.TreeModel.foreach callback
- Code generator fix for %define
- Duplicate GdkEvent.string member when setting it
- Make it possible to use automake 1.10
- distutils build fixes
- Allow None to be passed into gdk.Display
- Undeprecate gtk.container_class_list_child_properties
- Fix memory leak in gtk.Container.child_get
changes:
This release contains improvements and important bugfixes.
Some issues that have really "bugged" us for quite some
time (like NTSC DVDs audio sync, broken since 1.1.2, and
H.264 crashes) are finally fixed.
Some of the new features include True Audio and WavPack
support.
bugfixes, cleanup etc
pkgsrc notes:
-new True Audio / WavPack support is not enabled yet
-cleanup of bl3.mk: no need to propagate internals
-removed dependency on libflac -- there is support to play flac files
internally
-removed build of plugins for more exotic video outputs (SDL, ImageMagick,
GL, aalib), this might be built in extra pkgs (like esound and arts
already do)
* Changes in VICE 1.20
======================
** General
----------
- New GP2X port.
- New AmigaOS3, AmigaOS4, MorphOS and AROS (x86/ppc) ports.
- Mac OSX X11 port is included in the main distribution now.
- Fixed some unusual CPU opcodes.
** C64 changes
--------------
- Fixed some longstanding RMW to IO area VIC-II DMA timing bug.
- Added Mikro Assembler, Dela EP7x8, Dela EP256 and Rex EP256
cart support.
- Fixed the KCS cart emulation.
- Added swiftlink and turbo232 support.
- Added +256k memory expansion support.
- Added I/O source read collision detection support, making
simultanious use of multiple expansions possible, like on
the real machine.
- Fixed the RR-net address decoding and REU compatibility.
- Fixed a problem with traps using the SX Kernal ROM.
- Some IDE64 ultimax bug has been fixed.
** PET changes
--------------
- Added 128kb REU memory expansion support.
** PLUS4 changes
----------------
- Added 256k csory memory expansion support.
- Added 256k, 1024k and 4096k hannes memory expansion support.
** Unix changes
---------------
- Gnome1 is no longer supported.
- Gnome2 is now supported - everthing except the Image preview with
CBM font should work.
- Gnome 2 port supports dimmable drive LED now.
- Added experimental ParSID support.
- Added support for minix3.
- Fixed some compile problems with the ffmpeg library.
** MS-Windows changes
---------------------
- Added experimental ParSID support.
** MS-DOS changes
-----------------
- Added experimental ParSID support.
** Mac OSX X11 changes
----------------------
- Added support for Intel build.
- Added USB joystick support.
** Miscellaneous changes
------------------------
- Added support for more 3rd party basic extenders to petcat.
- Added a c64/c128 cartridge conversion program (cartconv).
- Added binary distribution (package) creation functionality.
- Fixed a bug in the trap emulation with caused programs probing
devices on the IEC bus to fail.
- Lots of small fixes to the monitor.
Many changes, the most notable appear to be improved DFT support,
addition of SRFI-94 (Type-Restricted Numerical Functions) and
SRFI-23 (Error reporting mechanism), and some cleanup/fixing.
See the ANNOUNCE file for details.
There are reports that the 3a4 version breaks gnucash on Debian;
neither wiz nor me could reproduce this.
Geany is a small and lightweight integrated development environment.
It was developed to provide a small and fast IDE, which has only a few
dependencies from other packages. Another goal was to be as independent
as possible from a special Desktop Environment like KDE or GNOME.
Approved by jlam@
-xcode=pic13 and -xcode=pic32, as suggested in PR 35555.
This also fixes and old bug where -fPIC (32 bit) had been translated to
-kpic (13 bit), but apparently that doesn't make a big difference in
practice.
