changes:
* ternary if-then-else operator added (C++ like)
* new intrinsic binary operators: "&&", "||"
* A new bulkmode allows submitting large arrays as variables
* intrinsic "and", "or" and "xor" operators have been removed
* Implementation for complex numbers removed
* Function atan2 added
-bugfixes, cleanup, other minor improvements
pkgsrc note: shlib major changed
This is a bugfix release. There are no new features.
The following bugs were fixed:
* don't barf on pingable: and ping-hdl: attributes (RFC 5943).
* don't barf on inet6num: assignment-size (RIPE policy proposal 2010-06).
* RFC 5952 requires that ipv6 addresses be presented in lower case.
* ipv6 addresses are now printed in optimised format.
* added geoloc: and language: fields to both inetnum: and inet6num: objects.
* compilation fixes for g++ 4.7 / debian wheeze.
* stop talking asdot to IRRDBs. none of the IRRs supports asdot since ~2010.
* silence a bunch of warnings for clang 3.0.
* fix AS output for rpslcheck.
Upstream changes:
- Core
+ Added init_pmc method to PackFileView.
- Documentation
+ Added source lines from 'docs/index/book.json' to 'index.json'
to make display of 'Parrot Developer's Guide: PIR (draft)'
display more like the other books, e.g., 'PCT Book'.
+ Removed 'docs/index/book.json' as unnecessary.
- Build
+ Improve on 'sudo make install' permission errors by using
File::Copy::cp.
ActiveMQ Apollo is a faster, more reliable, easier to maintain messaging broker
built from the foundations of the original ActiveMQ. It accomplishes this using
a radically different threading and message dispatching architecture.
In it's current incarnation, Apollo only supports the STOMP protocol but just
like the original ActiveMQ, it's been designed to be a multi protocol broker.
In future versions it will be adding OpenWire support so it can be compatible
with ActiveMQ 5.x JMS clients.
Markdown is a text-to-HTML filter; it translates an easy-to-read /
easy-to-write structured text format into HTML. Markdown's text
format is most similar to that of plain text email, and supports
features such as headers, *emphasis*, code blocks, blockquotes, and
links. -- http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/
This is a fast and complete Python implementation of the Markdown
spec.
This update of ocaml-cryptokit to its newest version, 1.6. does
not actually change anything in the functionality of the software.
Upstream, the build system has changed, and there are also a few
changes to the package (most notably, removal of the PLIST.opt in
favour of the PLIST_VARS system)
This is an update of ocaml-text to version 0.6. According to the upstream
changelog, the only changes are to the build system. This version works with
ocaml 4.00.
This is a maintainer update of devel/ocaml-lwt to its newest version, 2.4.0. The
changelog (bugfixes and some enhancements, plus compatibility with ocaml 4.00,
though it should still compile with ocaml 3.12):
- Reimplement Lwt_stream
much simpler and more efficient
do not use Weak
add bounded push streams
- Add Lwt.async
- Add Lwt_preemptive.run_in_main
- Implement Lwt_unix.get_credentials on MacOS X/OpenBSD
- Ensure that on_cancel functions are executed first
- Better implementation of Lwt.cancel with more tests
- Simplify the API for unix jobs
- Better handling of the master lock in libev stubs
- Windows fixes/updates:
pass -lws2_32 instead of ws2_32.lib if building with mingw
fix a bug causing Lwt_unix.read/write to block when a socket is not
readable/writable
port Lwt_process and Lwt_unix.system to windows
- Compatibility with ocaml 4.00:
add O_SHARE_DELETE to Lwt_unix.open_flag
add -package compiler-libs.toplevel for files using Toploop
- Do not use module Sys for signal handling to avoid ocaml code to be called in a C thread
- Fix Lwt_unix.wrap_syscall: try instead of Lwt.catch
- Fix a dead-lock between lwt_unix_send_notificati
- Fix#277: add a function to return the Ssl.socket of a Lwt_ssl.socket
There have also been a few changes to the package itself; it now uses
PLIST_VARS, and the patches are replaced by the SUBST mechanism.
(This is a security release, but pkgsrc already had patches from
upstream.)
This version corrects two heap overflows reported by our users:
- A small write overflow, reported by Justin Ferguson
- A large read overflow, reported by Ben Hawkes
