"The latest working version (110.45) fixes some installation problems
caused by incompatibilities with GCC 3.3. Earlier, 110.44 brought our
implementation of the Basis library closer to the specification, fixed
several important bugs, and provided support for Mac OS X 10.3
(Panther). The previous working release (110.43) offered an operational
win32 port, added IntInf support to compiler and Basis library, and also
updated many interfaces of the Basis according to the latest draft of
the specification."
Provided by Jesper Louis Andersen in PR pkg/24586.
Also fixes PR pkg/23480.
by M.Negovanovic PRs pkg/24507, pkg/24508, also add a new Makefile.common
which will be used for the upcoming kaffe-nox11 package and finally
bl3ify.
Changes:
* Support for security policy files
* AttachCurrentThread jni function for posix threads
* Bug fixes:
* jar tool and jar file fixes
* URL context handling
* EUC-JP support rewritten to use libiconv
* HTTP fixes
* MulticastSocket
* DNSJava binding
* ARM jit
* ServerSocket.bind
* java.math.BigDecimal - fix rounding operations
* JNI fixes
* FTP handler from GNU Inetlib
* SHA1PRNG randomness fixes (can use /dev/urandom if
available)
* java.security.SecureClassLoader fix
* GNU Classpath merges and updates:
* Object serialization
* almost all of java.io from Classpath
* java.nio, java.net
* java.util, java.util.regex
* java.math, javax.naming
* java.text, java.beans
* java.net.protocol.file.Handler
* java.util.Random
* java.awt.GridBadLayout
* java.awt.geom
* javax.swing.event.EventListenerList
* javax.swing.text.AttributeSet
* Updated sound code from Tritonus.org
* Updated javax.net.ssl/javax.security code
from Jessie
* kjc bug fixes:
* .this expressions
* extra generated <clinit> methods
* static initializers fixed. Circular
definitions of fields are now supported.
* Build fixes:
* m68k atomic compare and exchange
* m68k-netbsd
* ALSA 1.0
* mipsel-linux / jit3
* Cygwin
* FreeBSD networking
* parisc and HP-UX
And more... http://www.kaffe.org/pipermail/kaffe-announce/2004/000023.html
Lua 5.0.2 is a bugfix release, which contains the following fixes:
src/ldo.c
Attempt to resume running coroutine crashed Lua
src/lgc.c
C functions also may have stacks larger than current top
Userdata to be collected still counted into new GC threshold
src/lgc.h
Userdata to be collected still counted into new GC threshold
src/lparser.c
Syntax `local function' did not increment stack size
src/lvm.c
`pc' address was invalidated when a coroutine was suspended
Count hook might be called without being set
src/lib/lbaselib.c
Buffer overflow for unusual %p representation
Wrong number of returns from chunks loaded from stdin
src/lib/liolib.c
`file.close()' could not be called without arguments
Buffer overflow for unusual %p representation
src/luac/luac.c
Missing lock/unlock
The major highligths of this release:
* SPARC JIT engine
* Windows.Forms is working again (alpha preview)
* Native asynchronous support has been added to our I/O layer.
* Relax NG compact syntax parser.
* FileSystemWatcher.
* ADO.NET disconnected operation.
For a complete list of changes see:
http://www.go-mono.org/archive/mono-0.31.html
${CC} with options or '-libs' specification.
This fix the build of the package with threaded tcl/tk libraries
from the tcl/tk packages.
While here remove FIX_RPATH, bl3 framework takes care of that for us.
Many changes were made from previous packaged version, 0.6.3; Lots of
improvements and bug fixes, including security ones. Please take a look
at its WWW page for more detailes.
http://www.shiro.dreamhost.com/scheme/gauche/
pkgsrc changes:
- support buildlink2. buildlink3.mk is also added but not tested since
I have not moved to buildlink3 environment yet.
- this package now uses libgcudevel/boehm-gc instead of self contained,
slightly modified one. It seems that this package runs under m68k.
SableVM is a portable bytecode interpreter written in C, and implementing
the Java virtual machine specification, second edition. Its goals are to
be reasonably small, fast and efficient, as well as providing a well
designed and robust platform for conducting research.
SableVM implements many innovative techniques, including:
* 3 flavors of threaded interpretation (switched, threaded and inlined).
* Bidirectional object layout.
* Spinlock-free thin locks.
* Sparse interface vtables.
* Low-cost maps for precise garbage collection.
This package is slightly based on the one found in pkgsrc-wip, made by
pancake AT phreaker.net.
SableVM is a portable bytecode interpreter written in C, and implementing
the Java virtual machine specification, second edition. Its goals are to
be reasonably small, fast and efficient, as well as providing a well
designed and robust platform for conducting research.
This package contains the GTK binding required to run AWT and Swing
applications with sablevm-classpath and sablevm.
SableVM is a portable bytecode interpreter written in C, and implementing
the Java virtual machine specification, second edition. Its goals are to
be reasonably small, fast and efficient, as well as providing a well
designed and robust platform for conducting research.
This package contains the class library for SableVM, based on GNU classpath.
For GUI support, install sablevm-classpath-gui too.
Classpath is a free (open source) implementation of the Java runtime
libraries. This package provides the GTK+ peer required to use the
AWT and Swing libraries that come with classpath.
support. This makes it easier to "bootstrap" the installation of a
pkgsrc compiler without a lot of additional indirect build dependencies on
gettext, libiconv, libtool, etc.
that accumulates within itself with a do-nothing version because it tried
to re-use LDFLAGS for another purpose. This broke all library checks after
the "checking for ELF" step. Fix this by (duh) not re-using LDFLAGS but
by using a different variable. Bump the PKGREVISIONs of lang/tcl and
x11/tk.
This fixes building the threaded versions of tcl and tk.
