Rewrite OpenBSD.bsd.man.mk, based on current NetBSD.bsd.man.mk and changed to
use mandoc.
Fixes manual pages installation with packages using USE_BSD_MAKEFILE=yes
on OpenBSD-5.0.
- bug #3486970 [import] Exception on XML import
- bug #3488777 [navi] $cfg['ShowTooltipAliasTB'] and blank names in
navigation
- bug #3512565 [navi] Fixed missing word "Rows" in table list tooltip
after cli
- [security] Fixed local path disclosure vulnerability, see PMASA-2012-2
Add a python option (off by default).
2.3.1
(August, 2011)
New Functionality and Features
* Retina module has been contributed by Alexandre Benoit (in opencv_contrib
module).
* Planar subdivisions construction (Delaunay triangulation and Voronoi
tesselation) have been ported to C++. See the new delaunay2.cpp sample.
* Several new Python samples have been added.
* FLANN in OpenCV has been upgraded to v1.6. Also, added Python bindings
for FLANN.
* We now support the latest FFMPEG (0.8.x) that features multi-threaded
decoding. Reading videos in OpenCV has never been that fast.
* Over 100 issues have been resolved since 2.3 release.
2.3
(July, 2011)
Modifications and Improvements since 2.3rc
* A few more bugs reported in the OpenCV bug tracker have been fixed.
* Documentation has been improved a lot!
2.3rc
(June, 2011)
New Functionality, Features
* Many functions and methods now take InputArray/OutputArray instead of
"cv::Mat" references. It retains compatibility with the existing code and
yet brings more natural support for STL vectors and potentially other
"foreign" data structures to OpenCV.
core:
* LAPACK is not used by OpenCV anymore.
* Arithmetic operations now support mixed-type operands and arbitrary number
of channels.
features2d:
* Completely new patent-free BRIEF and ORB feature descriptors have been
added.
* Very fast LSH matcher for BRIEF and ORB descriptors will be added in 2.3.1.
calib3d:
* calibration.cpp sample. With the new pattern calibration accuracy is
usually much higher.
stitching:
* opencv_stitching is a beta version of new application that makes a panorama
out of a set of photos taken from the same point.
python:
* Now there are 2 extension modules: cv and cv2. cv2 includes wrappers for
OpenCV 2.x functionality. opencv/samples/python2 contain a few samples
demonstrating cv2 in use.
* Over 250 issues have been resolved.
CHANGES IN R VERSION 2.14.2:
NEW FEATURES:
o The internal untar() (as used by default by R CMD INSTALL) now
knows about some pax headers which bsdtar (e.g., the default tar
for Mac OS >= 10.6) can incorrectly include in tar files, and
will skip them with a warning.
o Function compactPDF() in package tools now takes the default for
argument gs_quality from environment variable GS_QUALITY: there
is a new value "none", the ultimate default, which prevents
GhostScript being used in preference to qpdf just because
environment variable R_GSCMD is set. If R_GSCMD is unset or set
to "", the function will try to find a suitable GhostScript
executable.
o For consistency with the logLik() method, nobs() for "nls" files
now excludes observations with zero weight. (Reported by Berwin
Turlach.)
UTILITIES:
o R CMD check now reports by default on licenses not according to
the description in 'Writing R Extensions'.
o R CMD check has a new option --as-cran to turn on most of the
customizations that CRAN uses for its incoming checks.
PACKAGE INSTALLATION:
o R CMD INSTALL will now no longer install certain file types from
inst/doc: these are almost certainly mistakes and for some
packages are wasting a lot of space.
+ BUG FIXES
CHANGES IN R VERSION 2.14.1:
NEW FEATURES:
o parallel::detectCores() is now able to find the number of
physical cores (rather than CPUs) on Sparc Solaris.
It can also do so on most versions of Windows; however the
default remains detectCores(logical = TRUE) on that platform.
o Reference classes now keep a record of which fields are locked.
$lock() with no arguments returns the names of the locked fields.
o HoltWinters() reports a warning rather than an error for some
optimization failures (where the answer might be a reasonable
one).
o tools::dependsOnPkg() now accepts the shorthand dependencies =
"all".
o parallel::clusterExport() now allows specification of an
environment from which to export.
o The quartz() device now does tilde expansion on its file
argument.
o Option print in Sweave's RweaveLatex() driver now emulates
auto-printing rather than printing (which can differ for an S4
object by calling show() rather than print()).
o filled.contour() now accepts infinite values: previously it might
have generated invalid graphics files (e.g. containing NaN
values).
+ BUG FIXES
This package allows you to typeset pseudocode in the style of
Introduction to Algorithms, Second edition, by Cormen,
Leiserson, Rivest, and Stein. The package was written by the
authors. You use the commands the same way the package's author
did when writing the book, and your output will look just like
the pseudocode in the text.
* Add patch for configure.ac, for making potential ethernet support easier.
Changelog:
2012/03/23 - version 0.9.13 released
A couple of important bugfixes accumulated in last few days:
o USB NatFeat doesn't fail to claim devices in certain cases
o MPFR FPU got fix for restarting of instructions after access error
o JIT CPU version should work even when compiled with newer compilers
o update your mmusetup.cnf in MiNT setup for larger FastRAM (see
provided atari/mmusetup.cnf that is set for 512 MB FastRAM now)
2012/03/19 - version 0.9.12 released
New features:
o MPFR based new precise FPU emulation core. Somewhat slower than the
normally used IEEE or UAE FPU emulation cores (about 5 times)
but should be totally complete and precise. Enabled in Linux binary
MMU builds (aranym-mmu). Hopefully Debian-m68k developers will enjoy it
:-)
o USB NatFeat fully usable: http://wiki.aranym.org/manual#usb
With a FreeMiNT driver you can access your USB flash discs from
the Atari side easily. First enter the SETUP GUI and plug in
the desired USB device. The USB support is compiled in by default
in all linux binary packages.
o NF Clipboard implemented newly for BeOS
o "aranym --version" will now list the built-in FPU core and also all
NatFeats that are compiled in.
Bugfixes:
o memleaks in various files
o blitter memmove fix
o MacOSX project fixes
o small 64bit fixes in nfcdrom
o aliasing issue fixes (in nfosmesa that is not compiled in)
o CPU CAS+CAS2 instructions - several very important fixes!
o some little fixes for newer GCCs in various files
o RPM spec file updated for Fedora, openSUSE and Mandriva. Give
rpmbuild -tb aranym_0.9.12.orig.tar.gz a try!
2011/02/06 - version 0.9.11 released
New features: SCC serial port emulation and USB NatFeat support.
BeOS/Haiku port: fixes and improvements.
MMU emulation: fix for initialization and FPU registers.
Video: fix (refresh palette when switching from true color to bitplane
mode) and an improvement (use current fullscreen size if fixed size is 0x0).
