* Version 2.0.33
- Fixes an issue that caused some valid queries to return `PARSE_ERROR`.
* Version 2.0.32
- On certificate errors, the server name is now logged instead of the
provider name, which is generally more useful.
- IP addresses for DoH servers that require DNS lookups are now cached
for at least 12 hours.
- `ignore_system_dns` is now set to `true` by default.
- A workaround for a bug in Cisco servers has been implemented.
- A corrupted or incomplete resolvers list is now ignored, keeping the
last good known cached list until the next update. In addition, logging was
improved and unit tests were also added. Awesome contribution from William
Elwood, thanks!
- On Windows, the network probe immediately returned instead of blocking
if `netprobe_timeout` was set to `-1`. This has been fixed.
- Expired cached IP addresses now have a grace period, to avoid breaking the
service if they temporarily can't be refreshed.
- On Windows, the service now returns immediately, solving a long-standing
issue when initialization took more than 30 seconds ("The service did not
respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion"). Fantastic
work by Alison Winters, thanks!
- The `SERVER_ERROR` error code has been split into two new error codes:
`NETWORK_ERROR` (self-explanatory) and `SERVFAIL` (a response was returned,
but it includes a `SERVFAIL` error code).
- Responses are now always compressed.
openjade has some buggy code, which relies on storage remaining valid
when the C++ standard says that it is undefined:
https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=69534#c9
Recent gcc removes code that writes to this about-to-be-undefined
storage, shrinking the openjade binary. Some versions further result
in a binary which crashes.
pkgsrc had a workaround to add -fno-tree-dse when PKGSRC_COMPILER was
equal to gcc. That is buggy, because "ccache gcc", "distcc gcc",
etc. should also get the workaround. This commit replaces the exact
test with a pattern match.
Now, the workaround gcc flag is passed when compiling with ccache.
Fixes pkg/54134. Note that the comments in the PR which implicate
ccache as buggy turned out to be untrue.
This documentation is nearly 20 years out of date.
Current documentation is available on the festival website but is
no longer distributed as a separate distfile along with the software.
It appears to attempt to detect whether the system uses "Sys-V"-style
man categories by checking for a specific file in /usr/share/man.
This doesn't seem to be particularly accurate and causes problems with
varying PLISTs on pkgsrc depending on the system's filesystem layout.
So just force a consistent category number for "misc" pages for every OS,
for now...
Thu Mar 28 2019 Andreas Schneider <asn@cryptomilk.org>
* cmocka version 1.1.5
* Added cmocka_set_skip_filter()
Thu Mar 28 2019 Andreas Schneider <asn@cryptomilk.org>
* cmocka version 1.1.4
* Added assert_float(_not)_equal()
* Added expect_any_always()
* Small bug fixes
(from Unix/NEWS)
============================================================================
Release Notes for cloc version 1.84
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc
September 22, 2019
New Languages and File Types:
o APL
o Apache Thrift
o Imba
o IPL
o SaltStack
Updates:
o Improved handling of --git --diff
o Add .podspec as a Ruby file extension.
o New switch, --stat, to force a stat check of
directories. This enables traversal of directory
types whose nlink count does not match the count
of subdirectories (examples: CD-ROM, FAT, AFS).
o Force stat on top level directories. This is
companion logic to the new --stat switch.
o Add file extensions defined by the Linguist project.
o New switch, --exclude-content, to exclude files if
any of their lines match a regex.
o New switch, --timeout, to give control over timeouts
on direct counts (as opposed to diff timeouts).
o On Windows, lower batch size on git archive
commands to 100 files (the value is 1,000 on *nix).
o Better identification of Smarty .tpl template files.
Bug Fixes:
o On Windows, use double quotes for git archive entries.
o On Windows, double slash path separators with --by-file
and JSON output.
o On Windows, replace / with \\ in results only when
running with --by-file.
o Fix header line metrics for files/sec and lines/sec
when doing --diff.
o Python: handle cases of /* or */ embedded in strings
(this conflicted with internal logic which replaced
docstring triple quotes with C comments).
o Fix mishandling of --exclude-dir with --follow-link.
o Fix doubly-counted #! line
o Support --hide-rate with csv output.
============================================================================
Release Notes for cloc version 1.82
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc
May 3, 2019
New Languages and File Types:
o Apex Class
o DIET
o Fennel
o FXML
o Jupyter notebook files (.ipynb)
o Python wheel files (.whl)
o SVG
o reStructuredText
Updates:
o Handle backslashed quotes in strings to improve --strip-str-comments
logic.
o Improve Perl v. Prolog identification.
o New switch --docstring-as-code to count Python docstrings as code.
o Partial support fot Lua nested comments.
o Renamed Skylark to Starlark.
o Modified Java filter to try to handle embedded comments better.
o Recognize groovy as one of the #! languages.
o Add .pyw as a file extension for Python.
o Update comment definitions for Velocity Template Language.
o Override file alignment logic with --diff when only two files are
given.
o Identify TeX v. Visual Basic for .cls file extension.
o Include result summation line with --csv output.
o Support --csv, --json, --md, --xml, --yaml output types for the
--ignored debug file.
o Force IO encoding to allow wider Unicode characters for creating
Windows exe's with PAR::Packer
============================================================================
Release Notes for cloc version 1.80
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc
Oct. 5, 2018
This is a bug-fix release to solve mis-handling of git inputs for
straight counts in 1.78 (--git --diff works ok in 1.78),
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc/issues/328.
New Languages:
o ReasonML
Updates:
o New SQL output style option with "--sql-style Named_Columns". This
includes the table "t" column names in each insert statement.
o New option --file-encoding to create all output files using the
given file encoding (for example "--file-encoding
o Add escript as script language for Erlang.
o Improved handling of custom Smarty definitions through
--read-lang-def.
o Better diff logic when comparing two files.
o Faster program start on the Unix-tuned version of cloc when
multiple processors are not used.
============================================================================
Release Notes for cloc version 1.78
https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc
Sept. 7, 2018
New Languages:
o EJS
o Gradle
o Igor Pro
o JSON5
o Nix
o R Markdown
o SparForte
o Xtend
Updates:
o Interpret "--diff-timeout 0" as allowing unlimited time to compute
diffs.
o Add .inl extension for C++
o Improve language rules for Assembly and JCL.
o Better handling of OCaml comments (don't just use Pascal rules).
o Handle unusual file names with --use-sloccount.
o Remove GNU grep specific -P option with --use-sloccount (fall back
to simpler BSD grep options).
o Handle OCaml nested comments.
o Remove debug print statement for counts of Rmd (R markdown) files.
o New switch --include-ext to only count files with the given extension.
o New switch --config to load command line switches from a file.
o New switch --hide-rate to suppress header line (makes the output
deterministic).
o Skip header line when combining diff reports.
o Allow any number (including just one) of diff reports to be summed.
o Exit early if --diff arguments are the same.
o New switch --strip-str-comments to (try to) avoid 'Complex regular
subexpression recursion limit' warning.
o Run cleanly under Perl 5.28 and 5.32 by backslashing braces in regex.
o Suppord Idris block comments.
o Set UTF-8 encoding on XML and XSL files generated by cloc.
o New switch --write-lang-def-incl-dup to include files with extension
collisions (but should be used with care because the resulting language
definition file will be rejected by cloc until all collisions have been
resolved).
Bug Fixes:
o Correctly handle --not-match-d and --follow-links together.
o Fix --git --diff handling of large file sets.
o Remove \$ from git pathspec filename-cleansing regex as git already
handles such filename mangling
o Remove debug die() invocation in make_file_list().
o Fix improperly formatted JSON emitted with --by-file-by-lang.
o Improve accuracy of C#/Smalltalk disambuguator (was biased toward
counting .cs files as Smalltalk).
o Improve accuracy of TypeScript/Qt Linguist disambuguator.
o More robust YAML output by quoting file and language names.
o Handle more unusual file names with --git --diff
Sat Oct 20, 2019: Released Check 0.13.0
based on hash 2b18886a9a9d3bab44917a550d12128ad7e2c197
* configure: optional build documentation
Issue #206 (GitHub)
* missing <unistd.h> in some files
Issue #196 and Issue #186 (GitHub)
* Varous documentation improvements
* END_TEST is now optional, as how START_TEST works has been redone
Issue #158
* Various CMake related changes:
- Support exporting Check to other projects with CMake 3
Issue #185
- Shared library support for Visual Studio
Issue #220
- Fix wrong library filename
Issue #226
- Add support for CMake package registry
Issue #227
- CMake build type can now be debug or release
Issue #228
- Add checkmk to CMake build.
(from docs/changes.txt), sorry for long lines.
Version 3.45 - May 2018
- New support for reading and writing unsigned long long datatypes.
This includes 'implicit datatype conversion' between the unsigned long
long datatype and all the other datatypes.
- Increased the hardcoded NMAXFILES setting for maximum number of
open files from 1000 to 10000.
- Bug fix to fits_calc_binning wrapper function, which wasn't filling
in the returned float variables.
- Fixed a parsing bug for image subsection and column binning range
specifiers that was introduced in v3.44.
Version 3.44 - April 2018
- This release primarily patches security vulnerabilities. We
strongly encourage this upgrade, particularly for those running
CFITSIO in web accessible applications.
In addition, the following enhancements and fixes were made:
- Enhancement to 'template' and 'colfilter' functionality. It is now
possible to delete multiple keywords using wildcard syntax. See
"Column and Keyword Filtering Specification" section of manual for
details.
- histo.c uses double precision internally for all floating point
binning; new double-precision subroutines fits_calc_binningd(),
fits_rebin_wcsd(), and fits_make_histd(); existing
single-precision histogram functions still work but convert values
to double-precision internally.
- new subroutine fits_copy_cols() / ffccls() to copy multiple columns
- Fix in imcompress.c for HCOMPRESS and PLIO compression of unsigned
short integers.
- Fix to fits_insert_card(ffikey). It had wrongly been capitalizing
letters that appeared before an '=' sign on a CONTINUE line.
Version 3.43 - March 2018
The NASA security team requires the following warning to all users of
CFITSIO:
=====
The CFITSIO open source software project contains vulnerabilities
that could allow a remote, unauthenticated attacker to take control
of a server running the CFITSIO software. These vulnerabilities
affect all servers and products running the CFITSIO software.
The CFITSIO team has released software updates to address these
vulnerabilities. There are no workarounds to address these
vulnerabilities. In all cases, the CFITSIO team is recommending an
immediate update to resolve the issues.
=====
- Fixed security vulnerabilities.
- Calls to https driver functions in cfileio.c need to be macro-
protected by the HAVE_NET_SERVICES variable (as are the http and
ftp driver function calls). Otherwise CMake builds on native
Windows will fail since drvrnet.o is left empty.
- Bug fix to ffmvec function. Should be resetting a local colptr
variable after making a call to ffiblk (which can reallocate Ftpr->
tableptr). Originally reported by Willem van Straten.
- Ignore any attempted request to not quantize an image before
compressing it if the image has integer datatype pixels.
- Improved error message construction throughout CFITSIO.
Version 3.42 - August 2017 (Stand-alone release)
- added https support to the collection of drivers handled in cfileio.c
and drvrnet.c. This also handles the case where http transfers are
rerouted to https. Note that this enhancement introduces a dependency
on the libcurl development package. If this package is absent, CFITSIO
will still build but will not have https capability.
- made fix to imcomp_init_table function in imcompress.c. It now writes
ZSIMPLE keyword only to a compressed image that will be placed in the
primary header.
- fix made to fits_get_col_display_width for case of a vector column
of strings.
Version 3.42 - March 2017 (Ftools release only)
- in ftp_open_network and in ftp_file_exist, added code to repeatedly
attempt to make a ftp connection if the ftp server does not respond
to the first request. (some ftp servers don't appear to be 100% reliable).
- in drvrnet.c added many calls to 'fclose' to close unneeded files,
to avoid exceeding the maximum allowed number of files that can be
open at once.
- made substantial changes to the ftp_checkfile and http_checkfile routines
to streamline the process of checking for the existence of a .gz or .Z
compressed version of the file before opening the uncompressed file
(when using http or ftp to open the file).
- modified the code in ftp_open_network to send "\r\n" as end-of-line
characters instead of just "\n". Some ftp servers (in particular,
at heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov) now require both characters, otherwise the
network connection simply hangs.
- modified the http_open_network routine to handle HTTP 301 or 302 redirects
to a FTP url. This is needed to support the new configuration on
the heasarc HTTP server which sometimes redirects http URLS to a ftp URL.
Version 3.41 - November 2016
- The change made in version 3.40 to include strings.h caused problems on
Windows (and other) platforms, so this change was backed out. The reason
for including it was to define the strcasecmp and strcasencmp functions, so
as an alternative, new equivalent functions called fits_strcasecmp and
fits_strncasecmp have been added to CFITSIO.as a substitute. All the
previous calls to the str[n]casecmp functions have been changed to
now call fits_str[n]casecmp. In addition, the previously defined
ngp_strcasecmp function (in grparser.c) has been removed and the calls to
it have been changed to fits_strcasecmp.
- The speed.c utility program was changed to correctly call
the gettimeofday function with a NULL second arguement.
Version 3.40 - October 2016
- fixed a bug when writing long string keywords with the CONTINUE convention
which caused the CONTINUE'd strings to only be 16 characters long, instead
of using up all the available space in the 80-character header record.
- fixed a missing 'defined' keyword in fitsio.h.
- replaced all calls to strtok (which is not threadsafe) with a new ffstrtok
function which internally calls the threadsafe strtok_r function. One
byproduct of this change is that <strings.h> must also be included
in several of the C source code files.
- modified the ffphbn function in putkey.c to support TFORM specifiers that
use lowercase 'p' (instead of uppercase) when referring to a variable-length
array column.
- modified the lexical parser in eval.y and eval_y.c to support bit array
columns (with TFORMn = 'X') with greater than 256 elements. Fix to bitcmp
function: The internal 'stream' array is now
allocated dynamically rather than statically fixed at size 256.
This was failing when users attempted a row filtering of a bitcol
that was wider than 256X. In bitlgte, bitand, and bitor functions, replaced
static stream[256] array allocation with dynamic allocation.
- modified the ffiter function in putcol.c to fix a problem which could
cause the iterator function to incorrectly deal with null values. This
only affected TLONG type columns in cases where sizeof(long) = 8, as well
as for TLONGLONG type columns.
- Fix made to uncompress2mem function in zcomprss.c for case where output
uncompressed file expands to over the 2^32 (4Gb) limit. It now
checks for this case at the start, and implements a 4Gb paging
system through the output buffer. The problem was specifically
caused by the d_stream.avail_out member being of 4-byte type uInt,
and thus unable to handle any memory position values above 4Gb.
- fixed a bug in fpackutil.c when using the -i2f (integer to float) option
in fpack to compress an integer image that is scaled with non-default values
for BSCALE and BZERO. This required an additional call to ffrhdu to reset
the internal structures that describe the input FITS file.
- modified fits_uncompress_table in imcompress.c to silently ignore the
ZTILELEN keyword value if it larger than the number of rows in the table
- Tweak strcasecmp/strncasecmp ifdefs to exclude 64-bit MINGW
environment, as it does not lack those functions. (eval_l.c,
fitsio2.h)
- CMakeLists.txt: Set M_LIB to "" for MINGW build environment (in
addition to MSVC).
- Makefile.in: Add *.dSYM (non-XCode gcc leftovers on Macs) to
clean list. Install libs by name rather than using a wildcard.
- configure: Fix rpath token usage for XCode vs. non-XCode gcc on Macs.
Version 1.6, 2019-02-23
* New option --all (-A)
Produce graphs for all global functions in the program. Use this
option if your program contains functions which are not directly
reachable from main().
The output consist of separate flow graphs for each global function
defined in the program. These graphs will be placed after the graph
for main() (if it exists), and will be ordered lexicographically by
the function name.
* New option --no-main
This option has the same effect as '--all', except that the graph for
main() function (if it exists) is treated same way as all the other
graphs, i.e. it will not be placed at the top of output, but in its
place as per the lexicographic ordering of function names.
