The GNU Compiler Collection includes front ends for C, C++, Objective-C,
Fortran, Ada, Go, and D, as well as libraries for these languages
(libstdc++,...).
This is the 2019 version, initially released in April 2019.
pkgsrc-specific changes to lang/gcc8:
The PLIST file is fixed, to guarantee that all expected files are
installed properly. In lang/gcc8 it had been autogenerated.
Only those patches have been kept that were strictly necessary to build
GCC on NetBSD-amd64. The others may be added from lang/gcc8 as necessary.
Tested by bootstrapping pkgsrc using CC=$PREFIX/gcc9/bin/gcc.
Remove pkgsrc patch now that it's applied in an upstream release.
Change log:
0.12.11
======
- General:
- Bump documentation dates
- Add *.mo to .gitignore
- Bug Fixes:
- Revert padding patches that add too much padding in the Thunar
compact view (Xfce #16196)
Version 42.0.0 "Overtime":
New features and enhancements
* mkvmerge: added an option for creating byte-identical files:
`--deterministic <seed>`.
* mkvmerge: Matroska reader: mkvmerge will remove the `icpf` atom headers if
they're present in frames read from Matroska files.
* mkvmerge: MP4 reader: ALAC tracks: the number of channels, sampling
frequency and bit depth are now taken from the bitstream in order to fix
bogus values on the container level.
* mkvpropedit: when changing track UIDs the referring elements in existing
chapters & tags will be updated automatically, too.
* mkvinfo: when the option `-p`/`--hex-positions` is used, element positions
will be output regardless of the verbosity level.
* mkvinfo: added the option `-P`/`--positions` for showing the position of
each element in decimal regardless of the verbosity level used.
* mkvinfo: added the option `-o`/`--continue` for continuing processing when
the first cluster is encountered regardless of the verbosity level
used.
* mkvinfo: added the option `-a`/`--all` for outputting all sub-elements (even
cues & seek head entries) and not stopping at the first cluster regardless
of the verbosity level used.
* MKVToolNix GUI: multiplexer: added an option in the preferences for
disabling adding cover images from Blu-ray discs.
* MKVToolNix GUI: multiplexer: added mkvmerge's new `--deterministic` option
in the "additional command-line options" dialog.
* MKVToolNix GUI: header editor:: when changing track UIDs the referring
elements in existing chapters & tags will be updated automatically,
too.
Bug fixes
* mkvmerge: HEVC ES parser: fixed a bug in the slice parser calculating the
size of a field which in turn could have led to the slice's type being read
wrong.
* mkvmerge: Matroska reader: fixed a segmentation fault when trying to read a
file that uses header removal compression but no removed bytes are present
in the track headers.
* mkvmerge: MPEG elementary stream parser: fixed an invalid memory access and
use of uninitialized memory that could happen under certain
circumstances.
* mkvmerge: RealMedia reader: fixed a division by zero when all audio
timestamps were zero.
* mkvmerge: RealMedia reader: fixed an invalid memory access in the video
frame assembly code triggered by invalid data in the file.
Build system changes
* `std::optional` (C++17 feature) is now used instead of `boost::optional`.
* `std::regex` is now used instead of `boost::regex`.
Other changes
* New man page translations into French, Italian, Russian and Chinese
Traditional have been added.
* Convert to ffmpeg4 from ffmpeg3
Changelog:
We are happy to announce the new release 0.8.0 of GPAC, featuring AV1, full CENC and ATSC3.0 support.
General
Many security fixes (static compile and fuzzing through AFL, always ongoing).
Many bugs fixes
Added :ncl option in log levels to disable color logs
More tests and coverage
File Formats
Better support of QTFF / ProRes files
Support for AV1
-- import and export
-- source formats: OBUs (Section 5), IVF and AnnexB
-- AV1 in HEIF
Support for color (nclc, nclx and ICC profiles) in HEIF and ISOBMFF
Support for HDR (mdcv, clli) info in HEIF and ISOBMFF
Support for alpha in HEIF
Support for enforcing pasp presence even for 1:1 ratios
HEVC temporal sublayer split in MP4Box
Allow meta storage before mdat for meta-only files (heif and co)
Added option to keep AU delimiter in isobmff samples
Support for opus import
Support for pixi and ccst in HEIF
DolbyVision 'dvcC' and partial 'dvhe' boxes for HDR
Support for VP9 import and playback
Sample dependency in avc and hevc importers, and track thinner for non-refs images
Support for audio_roll signaling
New audio import mode to control AudioSampleEntry creation (v0, v1 ISOBMFF, v1 QTFF)
xHE-AAC import with detection of sync samples
Added support for MPEG-H 3D audio boxes (no import yet)
Handle Vobsub empty SPU packets
Added auxv and pict support
Common Encryption
Fully compliant CENC supporting cenc, cens, cbc1 and cbcs
CENC for AV1
Improved DASH+CENC support, pssh in MPD
ForceClear mode for CENC to skip encryption without sample groups
Made senc in movie fragments always stored before truns
Added default values handling for cbcs and possibility to set protection system per track
Compatibility with OpenSSL 1.1.x
Streaming and Adaptive Streaming
Support for ATSC3.0 both US and Korean versions !
Support for for live splices (xlink period insertions) in DASH client
Automatic period continuity in DASH when no codec change between periods
Added DASH cue-base segmentation (XML based) and -dsap option to generate cue files from source
Support for BBA-0 and BOLA implementations
Write fragment defaults in trex even when not using them
Support for simple ssix for keyframe data byterange at the start of a segment
Moved segment template at AdaptationSet level if only one representation
Changed default bsmode in dasher if single input file
Added init-seg-ext option
Added -mvex-after-traks option to MP4Box when dashing for CMAF
Added segmentation option to insert a tfdt per traf
Added -closest mode for DASH segmentation
Added -bound option to use audio segmenting method for video
Renamed -dash-run-for to -run-for
Added '=' in dash templates
Improved bandwith estimation when using HTTP 1.1 chunk transfer
Add option to force moof base offsets
MP4Box
Added -catpl to concatenate from playlist in MP4Box
Added options to set movie timescale at import and dash time
Added mpd rip option and top-level box compressor in MP4Box
Made -dts skip timing check and added -dtsc for that
Made force-cat option more agressive
Support for MovieFragmentRandomAccess using -mfra option
Added -dtsx to dump timing without offset
Added -dnalc opt for nal CRC dump
Added chunk extraction up to time until end
ISOBMFF single track import now removes references by default
Decoders
Updated ffmpeg to 4.0.2
Moved to openHEVC 3.0 API
Added nvdec support (windows, linux) with reuse of decoder context for tiled VR
Added HEVC support to mediacodec on android
AV1 playback through ffmpeg
Opus playback through ffmpeg
3D, VR and 360
Added vrhud for multiviewpoint 360
Added forced visibility mode of tiles in VR
Added tile visibility debug mode
Added forced stereo output for openhevc
Disable face nav if mouse grabbed
Added simple face tracking vr navigation based on udp commands
Added PSVR support
Added mouse move emulation at window border to force sphere rotation when inactive
Changed tile visibility algo to sample points in mesh
Players (Mobile and Desktop)
Added about extension
Added multiple audio objects in dynamic scene
Added addon splicing of main content
Added mosaic://v1:.:vN url support
Added gaze simulation through mouse and gaze-sphere visibility test
Subtitles
Allow * as argument of -srt|ttxt to dump all possible tracks (#925)
Improved support for WebVTT import
Improved support for WebVTT DASHing/fragmentation
Misc
OSX install now done through PKG and modify PATH env in/etc/paths
Added initial PMT version and disc marker to TS muxer
Moved dektec output to matrix API, added SDI clipping
Added temi periodic toggle and manual toggle in MP42TS
* Use clang and OpenMP because GCC Graphite is not universal
(at least NetBSD 9.99.31 has no Graphite support).
Changelog:
## The Big Ones
- A full rework of the GUI. The whole GUI is now fully
controlled by [GTK+ CSS rules](https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/chap-css-overview.html). There is
no more size, color, position in Gtk C code, which makes the whole GUI themable. This version comes
with several themes:
- darktable : the default theme
- darktable-icons : the default theme with icons
- darktable-elegant-darker : more condensed fonts
best experience with Roboto font installed
- darktable-icons-darker : as elegant, with module icons
best experience with Roboto font installed
- darktable-elegant-dark : lighter version
- darktable-elegant-grey : even lighter version
- darktable-icons-dark : lighter version. with module icons
- darktable-icons-grey : even lighter version, with module icons
New shortcuts have been introduced to quickly collapse borders, sidebars, histogram and
navigation modules, allowing a new borderless editing experience.
Note that the new GUI requires Gtk+ 3.22 or higher to work properly.
- It's now possible to associate dynamic key shortcuts to sliders, then
use them with the mouse wheel or arrow keys to move the value up and down.
For example, associating the <kbd>E</kbd> key to the exposure slider, you can press
it and scroll to increase the exposure without having to open the module.
You get fast heads-up access to all your favorite settings, as if you
were using a dedicated multimedia console.
- The color picker on the 'tone curve', 'color zones' and 'fill light' modules,
as well as the parametric mask controls, now allows you to select an
area when enabled by using <kbd>Ctrl+click</kbd> on the button.
- Added undo/redo support in lighttable for tags, color labels, ratings,
metadata, deleted history stack, pasted history stack and applied
styles.
IMPORTANT:
The 'preview' and 'preview with focus detection' actions
(previously <kbd>Z</kbd> and <kbd>Ctrl+Z</kbd> respectively) are now assigned to
<kbd>W</kbd> and <kbd>Ctrl+W</kbd> in order to follow the convention of
using <kbd>Ctrl+Z</kbd> for the "undo" function (<kbd>Ctrl+Y</kbd> for redo).
- A new timeline view has been introduced in the lighttable.
- A new 'culling' mode has been added to the lightable view. It
displays a fixed number of consecutive images starting from the first
selected, and allows you to pan & zoom them. The number of displayed images
can be set by the user, and they can be navigated with the mouse wheel
and keyboard.
- A quite extensive rewrite of the lighttable view (including the filmstrip in darkroom view)
has been made to greatly improve the overall performance. The lighttable is now
usable on 4K and 5K monitors.
- Added support for the new 'raster mask', a copy of a parametric mask
which is stable during the whole pixel-pipe.
- The processing order of the pixel-pipe can now be changed by using
<kbd>Ctrl+Shift+drag</kbd> on the module headers to arrange them relative
to each other. It is VERY IMPORTANT to understand that this feature is NOT
for creating a more convenient GUI layout, but for changing the actual
processing of the image. DO NOT USE THIS FEATURE unless you understand the
reason behind the default ordering, and have a specific reason for changing it.
The default order is still the correct order for most purposes. Also note that
styles will always apply the default ordering; creating a style based on modules
which have had their order changed will NOT recreate this changed order when
applied, and therefore may not give the expected result.
- The history stack will now always show mandatory modules which were previously
hidden. They are always active as necessary for processing images, and are not
removed by compressing history or by selecting one as a stating point for editing.
These seven modules (some are RAW-only) have a specific icon to identify them easily:
- raw black/white point
- white balance
- highlight reconstruction
- demosaic
- input color profile
- output color profile
- gamma
- The 'color zones' module now shows a histogram based on the chosen ‘select
by’ channel, and if the color picker is in 'select area' mode, the range within
the selected area will also be shown. By default, the spline adjustment is
now similar to the curve controls, allowing you to add and delete nodes, but
these nodes can still be moved with the old-style size control by selecting
the 'edit by area' checkbox. There is also a new 'strong' processing option,
and a new color picker which creates a curve based on selected image area.
- A new module 'filmic RGB' which, like the previous 'filmic', is designed
to replace 'base curve', 'shadows and highlights' and other global tone-mapping modules.
This new version replaces the one introduced in 2.6.2; it should be easier to use,
and it will reduce color casts. The old 'filmic' module is now deprecated and
is only available on images where it was already used for editing.
- A new module 'tone equalizer' is designed to merge the features of 'zone system',
'shadows and highlights', and (local) 'tone mapping' modules in a scene-referred
RGB space. It brings an easy and safe way to remap tones locally, performing a quick
zone-based dodging and burning using Ansel Adam's zone system logic.
The module provides an interface similar to audio graphic equalizers,
with 9 bands (available as fixed sliders or nodes on a spline view),
allowing you to selectively push or pull the exposure for each band in the
range from blacks to specular highlights. It also features an interactive
cursor that allows to push or pull the exposure gains directly from
the image preview by simply hovering over an area and scrolling. It uses a guided filter
internally to refine the dodging and burning mask, which preserves local contrast
without producing halos along edges.
## New Features And Changes
- A new module for handling 3D RGB Lut transformations (PNG Hald-CLUT and
Cube files are supported).
- Many improvements to the 'denoise (profiled)' module. The degree of shadow
denoising can be controlled, including the correction of color casts
(mainly improves high-ISO images). "Auto" modes which infer some parameters
from the profile are available, allowing users to create presets
which are adaptive to various ISO values. The default values of the sliders
are also adapted dynamically on module activation, giving a good trade-off
between noise smoothing and detail preservation. The non-local means mode
has 2 new options: one to coarse-grain denoising, and one to control the
amount of fine detail to preserve. The controls now have soft boundaries,
which means that users can use the keyboard to enter values outside the
range of the sliders if they need to.
- Along with selecting the 'soft proof' color profile, users can now select an
additional profile for the color space of the histogram, color picker and
overexposed checker. When gamut or softproof checks are active the histogram
and color picker use the softproof profile, otherwise they use the new
histogram profile (which is always used for overexposure checking).
- A new setting for 'working profile' has been added to the input color profile
module. This color space will be used by RGB modules between the input and
output color profile modules.
- A new color picker has been added to the parametric masking controls which
adjusts the range sliders based on the selected area from the image. Click the
picker button to adjust the input image slider, <kbd>Ctrl+click</kbd> the
button to adjust the output image slider.
- The 'picasa' target storage in the export module has been completely rewritten
to support the new Google Photo API, and renamed 'google photos'. It is again
possible to create albums directly from the export module.
- A new single-line image information display can be positioned at the top (left, right,
or center) or bottom (center) of the darkroom view to replace the information previously
overlaid on the histogram. The specific information shown can be configured in preferences.
- The 'tagging' module is faster, and can now display hierarchical tags in a
tree view. Tags can now be designated as 'private' (not exported by default),
'synonym' (to help search engines), and 'category' (not exported, for organizing
the tag library). The metadata exported with images can now be configured in the
'export selected' module, allowing you to choose which main types are exported,
as well as define values for specific tags based on formulas.
- Many code optimizations for CPU and SSE paths. The tone equalizer module
introduces a new optimization paradigm (GCC target clones), aimed toward users
of pre-built Linux packages. The image-processing code will be cloned for several
CPU generations (SSE2, SSE3, SSE4, AVX, AVX2) at compilation time, and the best-suited
version of the code will be chosen by the system at run time. This experiment is
to be generalized to other modules if proven successful, and will allow users of pre-built
packages to get the same performance as if the program was specifically compiled for their
computer. It needs GCC 9 compiler and does not yet work on Windows
due to the lack of support of target clones on the OS side.
- A new preference to expand/collapse a darkroom module when it is
activated/deactivated.
- The 'collect images' module has a new single-click option featuring range selection
for date-time and numeric values.
- The orientation of drawn masks using the 'gradient' shape is now clearly displayed
with an arrow.
- The 'graduated density' module has better accuracy when computing the
rotation to avoid sporadic flipping of the gradient.
- Make sure the OpenCL kernel code is recompiled when the driver
version is updated.
- Add color pickers for 'split toning', 'graduated density' and 'watermark' modules.
- The color picker positions are kept during editing within a module.
- The map view can zoom on the images of the selected collection.
- The slideshow will now start at the selected images if any, and supports
changing the delay between images. It will also now be more responsive when
manually moving backward and forward through the images.
- A new 'basic adjustments' module has been added. It allows to adjust
the black level, exposure, highlight compression, contrast, middle grey,
brightness and saturation. It also has an auto feature based on Rawtherapee's
auto levels that can work on the entire image or a user selected area.
- A new 'rgb curve' module has been added. It has modes for linked and
independent RGB channels. The curves and histogram can be displayed using
the working profile or can be scaled to be 50% grey. A secondary color
picker will add 4 nodes to the curve based on the area selected in the
image: min, average, middle, and max.
- A new 'rgb levels' module has been added. It has linked and
independent channels, preserve colors option and is native RGB.
- A new search box has been added to the module groups in the darkroom
view, with configuration options to show only the module groups, only
the search box, or both. Modules are searched for by (localized) name,
and when displaying only the search box, the active modules are shown
when the box is empty. A shortcut can be set for focusing the box.
- A preview window has been added to the darkroom that displays the edited image
on a separate window.
- A new option 'skip' is added to the 'on conflict' setting on the export module
which skips the exporting to existing destination files.
- Allow to switch between clone/heal and blur/color modes in 'retouch' module
after creating a shape using <kbd>Ctrl+click</kbd> on corresponding mode icon.
- An accels window (<kbd>H</kbd>) has been added to summarize all
available shortcuts and mouse actions available in the current
context.
- A zoom & pan feature has been added to lighttable full preview.
- The base-curve module is now using luminance color preservation by
default. This can give slightly less saturated pictures compared to
the previous version where no color preservation was made. But it
will generally avoid color shift.
## Bug fixes
- The color picker support has been fixed by a complete rewrite. It
should now give correct values in all cases.
- Fix overexposed display.
- Do not disable SSL for storage modules.
- A long standing bug on mask distort in Liquify module has been
fixed. This was visible when a liquify mask was used together with
the perspective correction module activated.
- A bug on mask distort from crop & rotate when using flip and
some angle has been fixed.
- Fix manual crop in perspective correction module when not in default
orientation.
- The modification of date/time is now stored into the XMP. This
ensures that removing the picture and reloading will keep the changes.
- Fix orientation to support all cases as exposed in these examples:
https://github.com/recurser/exif-orientation-examples
- Store the panel states for each lighttable mode.
- Fix crop&rotate and orientation in the lightroom importer.
- Fix ProPhoto RGB profile.
- Fix exif lens metadata parsing containing comma.
## Lua
- The displayed image in darkroom view can now be changed.
- GUI panel visibility can now be queried and changed.
- Lighttable view toolbox (rating filter, rating comparator, sort
field, and sort direction) can now be changed.
- Lighttable layout and zoom level can now be changed.
- All images containing a specific tag can be searched and returned.
## Changed Dependencies
- CMake 3.10 is now required.
- OpenMP 4.0 is now required (optional dependency).
## RawSpeed changes
### Changed Dependencies
- CMake 3.10 is now required.
- Pugixml 1.8 is now required.
- OpenMP 4.0 is now required (optional dependency).
- POSIX threads are no longer required.
- zlib 1.2.11 is now required (optional dependency).
### Changes
- Threading was migrated to OpenMP from POSIX threads.
- Phase One IIQ decompressor fixes (quadrant scaling, bad column).
- Large-scale code cleanup, hardening is ongoing still.
- A CMake infrastructure was added to allow integration of RawSpeed into LLVM LNT / Test-Suite.
- Widespread performance tuning, most affected decompressors:
* Sony ARW2
* Panasonic V5
* Phase One
* Nikon
* Pentax
* Canon
* Samsung V1 (compression = '32772')
* Samsung V2 (compression = '32773')
- Continuation of collaboration with LLVM Compiler Infrastructure Project.
## Camera support, compared to 2.6.0
### Base Support
- Epson R-D1s
- Epson R-D1x
- Fujifilm FinePix F770EXR
- Fujifilm FinePix S7000
- Fujifilm GFX 50R (compressed)
- Fujifilm X-A10
- Fujifilm X-T30 (compressed)
- Fujifilm XF10
- Kodak DCS Pro 14N
- Kodak EasyShare Z981
- Kodak EasyShare Z990
- Leica C (Typ 112) (4:3)
- Leica CL (dng)
- Leica Q (Typ 116) (dng)
- Leica Q2 (dng)
- Leica SL (Typ 601) (dng)
- Leica V-LUX (Typ 114) (3:2, 4:3, 16:9, 1:1)
- Nikon Z 6 (14bit-uncompressed, 12bit-uncompressed)
- Nikon Z 7 (14bit-uncompressed)
- Olympus E-M1X
- Olympus E-M5 Mark III
- Olympus TG-6
- Panasonic DC-G90 (4:3)
- Panasonic DC-G91 (4:3)
- Panasonic DC-G95 (4:3)
- Panasonic DC-G99 (4:3)
- Panasonic DC-ZS200 (3:2)
- Panasonic DMC-TX1 (3:2)
- Phase One P30
- Sony DSC-RX0M2
- Sony DSC-RX100M6
- Sony DSC-RX100M7
- Sony ILCE-6400
- Sony ILCE-6600
- Sony ILCE-7RM4
### White Balance Presets
- Leica Q2
- Nikon D500
- Nikon Z 7
- Olympus E-M5 Mark III
- Panasonic DC-LX100M2
- Sony ILCE-6400
### Noise Profiles
- Leica Q2
- Nikon D3
- Nikon D3500
- Nikon Z 6
- Nikon Z 7
- Olympus E-PL8
- Olympus E-PL9
- Panasonic DC-LX100M2
- Sony DSC-RX100M5A
- Sony ILCE-6400
- Sony SLT-A35
## Translations
- Catalan
- Czech
- Danish
- German
- European Spanish
- French
- Hebrew
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Norwegian Bokmål
- Dutch
- Polish
- Russian
- Slovenian
MAME 0.217
What better way to celebrate Christmas than with a new MAME release?
That’s right – MAME 0.217 is scheduled for release today.
The most exciting thing this month is the recovery of the Sega
Model 1 coprocessor TGP programs for Star Wars Arcade and Wing War,
making these games fully playable. We’ve been working on Virtua
Fighter as well, and while the graphics are greatly improved, there
are still some gameplay issues as of this release. In other arcade
emulation news, sasuke has been busy fixing long-standing graphical
issues in Nichibutsu games, and AJR has made some nice improvements
to the early SNK 6502-based games.
On the home system side, there are some nice Sam Coupé improvements
from TwistedTom, support for Apple II paddle controllers, a better
Apple II colour palette, and significant improvements to Acorn
RiscPC emulation. TV game emulation is progressing steadily, with
two Lexibook systems, the Jungle Soft Zone 40, and the MiWi 16-in-1
now working.
For front-end developers, we’ve added data to the XML list format
allowing you to handle software lists enabled by slot card devices
(there are a few of these for Acorn and Sinclair home computers).
The minimaws sample script has been updated to demonstrate a number
of tasks related to handling software lists. For MAME contributors,
we’ve made save state registration a bit simpler, and more manageable
in the debugger.
MAME 0.216
With the end of November in sight, it’s time to check out MAME
0.216! We’ve addressed the reported issues with last month’s bgfx
update, and made a whole lot of little improvements to MAME’s
internal user interface. In particular, setting up controls should
be easier, and several issues affecting macOS users with non-English
number format settings have been fixed. Some of the issues caused
bad settings to be written to INI files. If you still don’t see
the filter list panel on the system selection menu, try removing
the ui.ini file.
This month, we’re able to present two unreleased 1970s prototypes
from Italian developer Model Racing: their internal code names are
Cane and Orbite. With the assistance of former Model Racing employees,
the source code was extracted from the original disks. These games
are incomplete, but they provide a unique look into early CPU-based
arcade development. Game & Watch titles continue to be emulated,
with the addition of Mario The Juggler, and the panorama screen
Mickey Mouse and Donkey Kong Circus games in this release.
This release brings GameKing emulation to MAME. The system-on-a-chip
used in this low-cost, low-resolution hand-held console from the
early 2000s has been identified and emulated. Games for the
colour-screen GameKing III are also playable. Acorn BBC Micro
emulation has been re-worked to support internal expansion boards,
and a number of additional peripherals are now available. ZX Spectrum
emulation has been enhanced with better open bus read behaviour
and support for two Miles Gordon Technology peripherals.
Changelog:
2020-01-04: Sixth public release 6.6 of portable cwm.
Changes made between OpenBSD 6.4 and 6.5
* Added a configtest flag (-n) to cwm(1).
* Introduced 'group-close-[n]' action to cwm(1) to close all windows
within a specified group.
