applications in C or C++. It is free software. The PRC-Tools
package includes patched versions of the GNU packages GCC, binutils,
and gdb, along with various post-linker tools to produce Palm OS .PRC
files.
Supplied by Dieter Baron.
from pkg/DESCR:
tmake is an easy-to-use tool from Trolltech to create and maintain
makefiles for software projects. It can be a painful task to manage
makefiles manually, especially if you develop for more than one platform
or use more than one compiler. tmake automates and streamlines this
process and lets you spend your valuable time on writing code, not
makefiles.
Our main motivation for developing tmake was that we spent far too much
time maintaining makefiles for Qt,
our cross-platform GUI toolkit. Qt supports around 15 flavors of Unix,
Microsoft Windows, and around 15 different C++ compilers. We looked at
GNU autoconf, but it was Unix-specific and not flexible enough in our
opinion. Our makefile system also had to deal with Qt meta object compiler
(moc) issues. The moc program extracts meta information from C++ files and
generates a C++ file with data tables etc. It takes extra work to add
makefile rules for the moc and wanted to automate this task.
BUG FIXES
- t-functions using ellipsis argument (...) crashed Tela (this was due to the
"deep" copy object array feature introduced in previous version 1.31, cure
was to introduce another internal type KShallowObjectArray which is now used
in Tprg::execute() in prg.C)
- memory leak in object arrays (object.C:Tobject::setsize, deep clear was missing)
(also this bug existed only in version 1.31, not before, because object array
semantics was changed from shallow copy to deep copy in 1.31).
USER-VISIBLE CHANGES
- new diag() function contributed by Ch.Spiel which allows a second input argument
specifying the super- or sub-diagonal (the default zero meaning the main diagonal),
this function is compatible with Matlab's and also compatible with the old diag()
function (std.ct)
- added global symbol NaN if compiler supports NaN's (ieee754.h header is present and working) (tela.C)
Microstrip Patch Antenna Calculator. MPAC analyzes various parameters
including impedance and resonant frequency for a rectangular microstrip
patch antenna.
This package contains modules for manipulating client request data via
the Apache API with Perl and C. Functionality includes:
- parsing of application/x-www-form-urlencoded data
- parsing of multipart/form-data
- parsing of HTTP Cookies
Package provided by Nathan Ahlstrom <nrahlstr@games.winternet.com> in
PR #12644.
Sorry for dirty-looking list of changes but fmt didn't help much and I don't want to spend whole day
reworking it..
o Preference options can now be "file" completed on the command line with the set/show/prefs commands.
o NcFTP directory changes are now always one subdirectory at a time, for better portability on remote servers with non-UNIX filesystems.
o NcFTP tries to maintain the current directory itself, like /bin/ksh and Bash do, which means that symlinks remain part of the current working directory when possible. For example, on ftp.freesoftware.com if your current directory is /pub and you "cd linux", NcFTP will use /pub/linux as the current directory, even though the canonical directory on the server is /.0/linux. This is also useful for things like Linux's Kernel.org mirrors, so if you bgget a kernel.tar.gz file the "virtual" current directory is used rather than a specific-machine's layout.
o Mac OS X support added. No Mac or Aqua specific features yet.
o NcFTP now has an option to automatically use ASCII mode for transfers if the file's extension corresponds to a textual data file type.
o Using homegrown gl_getpass in place of getpass() and getpassphrase for all platforms, not just Windows..
o Incorporating a few getline suggestions from Ken Cox.
o Configuration tweaks for Cygwin port.
o Removed some arbitrary buffer size limits.
o Lint fixes.
o Curses configuration fixes for HP-UX.
o Shell utilities now have a "-bb" flag which is just like "-b" only the job is submitted only (and no ncftpbatch is spawned).
o More problems fixed with interaction with Windows FTP servers.
o Better compatibility with non-standard extensions to the FTP which allow for TCP Large Windows (specifically, SITE BUFSIZE).
o Win32 port had a bug which leaked file handles.
o Miscellaneous Win32 port fixes.
o Changed default anonymous password to NcFTP@, since no one really cares any more about using a real e-mail address.
o Bug fixed where some types of servers' features might not be queried.
o Fixed some inconsistencies with the -a and -A flags among NcFTP and the shell utilities. "-a" is now ASCII mode across the board, and "-A" is the flag to use for append mode (which not many people use anyway).
o Bug fixed where the flag for delete after upload (-DD) was being ignored.
o You can now do "set yes-i-know-about-NcFTPd yes" from a NcFTP prompt to get it to quit plugging NcFTPd every 7th time you run the program.
o Like the system-wide /etc/ncftp.firewall and /etc/ncftp.firewall.fixed files for global preferences, there is now the equivalent for regular preference files (/etc/ncftp.prefs_v3 and /etc/ncftp.prefs_v3.fixed).
o The ncftpbatch spool files now support some additional options for sending additional FTP commands. The options are called "pre-command", "post-command", and "per-file-command". This is useful if you need to send some odd SITE command before transfer, for example.
o Similarly, ncftpget and ncftpput have new -W/-X/-Y switches so you can send pre/each/post commands. (i.e. "-W SITE MY_WEIRD_IBM_MAINFRAME_OPTION").
o Bug fixed where NcFTP was not taking advantage of re-using a currently open host when exiting and launching ncftpbatch. If you bgget a file from within NcFTP, then exit while the host is still connected, ncftpbatch is supposed to inherit that existing context without having to reopen the host.
o When using a URL with ncftpget, you can do "-a" to have it use ASCII. Prior versions forced to you use the little-known URL syntax to specify ASCII mode (btw, example of that is "ftp://ftp.foo.com/pub/README.TXT;a")
o Bug fixed where our handling of the TCP_NODELAY option was not getting enabled.
o A few tweaks for C++ compatibility.
1.95b121 (2001/04/24) mew-dist release
* Merging wvHtml for WORD files.
* Making execute-external safer.
Hideyuki SHIRAI <shirai@rdmg.mgcs.mei.co.jp>
* A bug fix for mew-win32.el.
Hideyuki SHIRAI <shirai@rdmg.mgcs.mei.co.jp>
1.95b120 (2001/04/24) mew-dist release
* C-cC-e is now executable on a message.
* A bug fix for ".".
Tatsuya Kinoshita <tatsuyak@pop21.odn.ne.jp>
* A bug fix for "h" in Message mode.
Hideyuki SHIRAI <shirai@rdmg.mgcs.mei.co.jp>
* A patch for text/html2.
Hideyuki SHIRAI <shirai@rdmg.mgcs.mei.co.jp>
* Supporting ks_c_5601-1987.
* C-uC-cC-y asks you arguments of the specified commands.
* New API for mime-content-type.
* mew-{front,rear}-{,non}sticky handle only text.
* Defining mew-mime-external-body-list.
* Singlepart body with unknown CTE: is now treated as a multipart.
* The number of buffer local variables is now as small as possible.
* ":" displays the syntax of a body.
* Defining mew-ct-*p.
* Defining mew-insert-manual.
* mew-summary-execute-command can take args.
Hideyuki SHIRAI <shirai@rdmg.mgcs.mei.co.jp>
* mew-summary-set-config can be used in thread.
SUGIMORI <taro@fc.jpn.org>
* Singleparts in Multipart/Alternative are marked with "*".
* Defining mew-find-longest-match().
* Separating warning and info.
* Released GTop 1.0.13 "Endstation Gerolzhofen".
- patch from Vlad Harchev to avoid a style/theme
related crash.
* Released GTop 1.0.12 "Gerolzhofen".
- small fix for systems where frequency != 100.
- a lot of translation updates.
* Released GTop 1.0.11 "Berlin".
- this should finally fix the crash on startup
problem.
* Released GTop 1.0.10 "November Rain".
- this should fix a lot of crash on startup
and other bugs.
NOTE:
If you're upgrading from a very old version of
GTop and get a crash, please try removing your
~/.gnome/gtop before you file a bug report.
Release: Gtk-- 1.2.5
* Fixes for code generator.
* Fixes for RedHat 7.0 configure bug.
* Numerous patches to clean up code and improve appearance.
* Added SpinButton::update() (Augustin Ferrin Pozuelo)
* Menushell namespace fixes (jaycox)
* Fixes for gtk--.m4 (srittau)
* Major CTree fixes
* CTree::selection() fixed. (Murray Cumming)
* Added CTree::{Row,Column}::moveto()
* Fix for CTree::RowList::end() (Daniel Elstner)
* Documentation fixes (Falk Hueffner)
* TreeItem patch (Joe Yandle)
Release: Gtk-- 1.2.4
* Fixes for code generator
* Rotated Bin::add_pixlabel.
* gcc 2.96 fixes.
* Distribution fixes.
* Tutorial updates.
* Dialog demos.
* Dialog demo from Paul Serice.
* Warning clean up.
* Fix for accelerator labels from Toralf Lund.
Release: Gtk-- 1.2.3
* Fixes for container
* Bugs in code generator
* Minor internal fixes.
* Major changes for libstdc++-v3 from Felix Natter
* Patches to try to improve gcc 2.96 compilation (still problem with yacc)
* Menu improvements to support dynamic menu items.
* CTree iterator fixes.
Release: Gtk-- 1.2.2
* CTree updates from Juergen Mangler, a9506264@unet.univie.ac.at
* Tearoff menu support (Juergen).
* New examples for ctree and menu (Juergen).
* Changed internals to get around serious gcc bug. Earlier versions
should be discarded. Use of old version with multiple inheritence
will cause segfaults!
- command line -<num> put back in.
- got rid of annoying "sending signal #" debug message
- updated killall.1
- updated killall usage
- verbose now tells you what signal it is killing with.
- New maintainer
- Uses automake/autoconf to determine things
- License changed to GPL
- signames.h generated better (suggested by Grant Erickson)
- uses getopt() for better command line stuff
- makes less assumptions about process name, closes Debian Bug #53337
- Doesn't use losetup for loop devices in fuser.
- Better selection of process name (thanks to David desJardins)
Don't look for moddi3 in libgcc - its not there. The configure script
still found it there though.
Add a test target.
Remove the preempt test as the test target will get stuck.
Some tests fail.
Incorporates the following changes from Anne Bennett
(anne@alcor.concordia.ca) in PR 12538:
(1) Running download-vulnerability-list as it stands from cron will
spam the sysadmin with ftp output. Easy to fix: redirect output
to /dev/null as per the example in pkg/MESSAGE. Problem: now
we lose some error messages as well. Patch: make sure error
complaints in that script are spouted to STDERR, not STDOUT.
(3) Minor readability issue: set the source location for the
vulnerability list in a variable at the top of the script.
(4) PR 12457 reported that audit-packages complained spuriously
when the vulnerability list had not been updated in over a
week, and suggested touching it as a solution. This loses
the information of when the file was really last updated.
I'd prefer to always "mv" the new file into place, and use
mtime instead of ctime in the file freshness test.
I did this part of the PR differently, as I was worried about
incomplete vulnerability lists being downloaded, and overwriting an
existing vulnerability list:
(2) ftp failure in download-vulnerability-list is not being detected
properly by the current "${FETCH_CMD} .. || (complain; exit 1)"
test. Patch: test for a non-zero vulnerability file instead.
Don't forget to remove any zero-length droppings, if any.
We know that the vulnerability list size will increase, and not
decrease, so test the size of the newly-downloaded file. If the new
file is smaller than the existing file, then a bad transfer has taken
place - log this fact, and remove the new list.
Changes in this version include:
- Fix printing of starting URLs in email
- Removed duplicate header in report
- Try more environment variables to set temporary directory
- Avoid using printf on pipes, and fix silly typo.
Also add --match-url-base
- The main window is now vertically resizable. The proportions of
the program listbox and the info text can be adjusted with a
"panning" button (slider).
- Added a button called "Tune TV" in the main window to
remote-control xawtv (UNIX only).
- Added network name configuration dialog to synchronize names with
the .xawtv configuration file and to allow consistant
network naming across all providers.
- Allow using channel assignments in .xawtv to speed up the EPG
scan (UNIX only).
- Added "Update filter shortcut" dialog to the filter menu to
simplify changing existing shortcuts.
- Made handling of filter shortcut dialog fool-proof.
- Added filter settings description to the shortcut configuration
dialog. Removed the filter combination checkboxes (were disabled
anyway).
- Added acquisition mode "external" for Composite/S-Video input
source (or unknown win32 tuner types). Win32: suppressed
obsolete acq mode "passive".
- Fixed command line option -rcfile for Win32: backslash chars in
path vanished.
- Restructured software to simplify reuse as library in other
projects.
This update was contributed by Mario Kemper in PR pkg/12717.
Changes are:
Bug fixes:
- Added polygon mode support for CI
- Label characters from unsupported fonts are now replaced by their
charset 0 equivalents instead of being replaced by blanks.
- Text was sometimes incorrectly clipped when IW was set
- Fixed a typo (missing parenthesis) in the Sun5 part of generic.mak
- Polygon fills were (again) miscalculated in some cases
- The 'pen dot' feature was unnecessarily adding dots for the segments of
polylines as well
- PS command with height only and PS with width>height were not treated
correctly, rotation and scaling were applied twice due to code duplication
- small (cosmetic) corrections to the new linetype code (A. Bird)
- lines drawn in IW mode had extraneous pen-up moves added, which confused
the line pattern generator.
- clipping (IW) was seriously broken by cleanup and prototyping efforts in
ALPHA2/3. Thanks to Andrew Bird for finding and fixing this.
Auto-generation of output filenames sometimes failed (side effect of
the less restrictive naming rules introduced in ALPHA2)
- removed extraneous asterisk in the INFO-DIR-ENTRY section of the
texinfo doc file (Reinhard Kotucha)
- IW without parameters was assigned wrong values in some cases (bug
introduced in ALPHA2)
- IW could clip lines just inside the limits due to rounding errors on
some platforms
- chanell makefiles to include fillpoly.(c,o)
- Line pattern length was too long for LT-2
- SC scale factors were not applied to XT/YT tick marks, resulting in
distorted plots
- Added a #define to support compiling on WinNT (mentioned, but not
actually included in ALPHA2)
- deactivated the excessive debug output in the fill code (which could lead
to huge temporary files)
- made the simple scanline algorithm a bit more robust (but it still gets out
of step in a few pathological cases - which means that filled and unfilled
sections will be reversed for the remainder of that line)
- enclosed all references to the unfinished Epson driver in #ifdefs, so that
it is not built by default. (also fixed a few glaring bugs in the esc/p2 file
header code, but the driver still does not work _at_all_)
- absolute PW pen widths between 0 and .1 were accidentally rounded to zero
(invisible lines)
- the picture border was too wide in some cases (Gerhard Buergmann)
- IW limits were interpreted as plotter units even if scaling (SC) was set.
- PCX output sometimes had dark red background in b/w mode and wrong colors
in colormap mode (rewrote to_pcx.c for PCX5, see above).
New Features:
- Support for HPGL/2 commands related to polygons and area fills :
EP, ER, FP, FT, PM, PT, RA, RR, WG (no user-defined fill types yet)
- WU command support, PW fixed accordingly.
- AT,RT command support (arc through three points)
- Initial (non-functional) version of an Epson Esc/P2 driver based on
to_pcl.
- Parser improved to be more robust (especially with PE commands),
cliping (IW) support for PE lines, PJL and RTL control sequence handler,
type 1 and 2 (anisotropic) scaling support added to SC (Eugene Doudine).
- Modified to_pcx to produce PCX mode 5 (truecolor) files in color mode,
PCX2 in monochrome. (The old PCX2 module is in the 'old' directory, in
case this proves to be worse - i have changed a few of the palette
definitions to get correct b/w output and primary colors even with this
version).
- New linetype handling including support for line types 7,8,-7,-8 and
user-defined linetype (UL) (written by Andrew Bird)
- Support for the COmment keyword added (Andrew Bird)
- PD;PU-sequences without pen movement create a small dot now to mimick the
behaviour of a real pen plotter.
- Added -S option for selection of TIFF compression mode (Andrew Bird)
- Rewrote pen property handling - a pen can now change width during a
plot (Andrew Bird). Similarly added pencolor changing support (though for
the postscript driver only - all other modes require a rewrite of the
intermediate raster 'picbuf' code).
- Output mode 'esc2' for the Epson Stylus series of printers at 720dpi.
(limited to A4 size for now, and in 'microweave' mode, i.e. using only
one row of nozzles, which results in exact but very slow printing)
- added command line option '-n'/'--nofill' to suppress polygon filling
- OS/2 PM previewer now has stderr output redirection to a separate window
(patch provided by Kazutaka Nishiyama)
- Added step-by-step instructions for compiling on Windows NT (provided by
James D. Shaw)
- X11 preview generates a warning, but no longer aborts if the window is
larger than the current screen size
- file names may start with non-alphabetic characters (e.g. numbers
or unix-style path names) now (Michael Kennedy)
