This is a package designed to teach the Tcl programming language in a
quick and easy manner. The goal is to teach the minimal amount of Tcl
syntax, commands and options that are necessary to write useful
programs.
You are encouraged to use the man pages and books to augment this
tutorial.
Changelog:
This is a major release containing nearly 60 commits. Most changes are bug fixes, but this release also includes a couple new features:
Binaries can now be built and run using the new run command.
The NimblePkgVersion is now defined so you can easily get the package version in your source code (example).
Some other highlights:
Temporary files are now kept when the --debug flag is used.
Fixed dependency resolution issues with "#head" packages (#432 and #672).
The install command can now take Nim compiler flags via the new --passNim flag.
Command line arguments are now passed properly to tasks (#633).
The test command now respects the specified backend (#631).
The dump command will no longer prompt and now has an implicit -y.
Fixed bugs with the new nimscript executor (#665).
Fixed multiple downloads and installs of the same package (#678).
Nimble init no longer overwrites existing files (#581).
Fixed incorrect submodule version being pulled when in a non-master branch (#675).
Update ruby26-base and ruby26 packges to 2.6.5
pkgsrc chagnes
* fix warnings of pkglint.
Quote from release announce:
Ruby 2.6.5 (2019-10-01)
This release includes security fixes. Please check the topics below for
details.
* CVE-2019-16255: A code injection vulnerability of Shell#[] and Shell#test
* CVE-2019-16254: HTTP response splitting in WEBrick (Additional fix)
* CVE-2019-15845: A NUL injection vulnerability of File.fnmatch and
File.fnmatch?
* CVE-2019-16201: Regular Expression Denial of Service vulnerability of
WEBrick's Digest access authentication
Update ruby25-base, ruby25 and ruby25-mode packges to 2.5.7.
pkgsrc chagnes
* fix warnings of pkglint.
Quote from release announce:
Ruby 2.5.7 (2019-10-01)
This release includes security fixes as listed below. Please check the
topics below for details.
* CVE-2019-16255: A code injection vulnerability of Shell#[] and Shell#test
* CVE-2019-16254: HTTP response splitting in WEBrick (Additional fix)
* CVE-2019-15845: A NUL injection vulnerability of File.fnmatch and
File.fnmatch?
* CVE-2019-16201: Regular Expression Denial of Service vulnerability of
WEBrick's Digest access authentication
Update ruby24-base and related packges to 2.4.9.
pkgsrc chagnes
* fix warnings of pkglint.
Quote from release announce:
Ruby 2.4.8 (2019-10-01)
This release includes security fixes. Please check the topics below for
details.
* CVE-2019-16255: A code injection vulnerability of Shell#[] and Shell#test
* CVE-2019-16254: HTTP response splitting in WEBrick (Additional fix)
* CVE-2019-15845: A NUL injection vulnerability of File.fnmatch and
File.fnmatch?
* CVE-2019-16201: Regular Expression Denial of Service vulnerability of
WEBrick¡Çs Digest access authentication
Ruby 2.4.9 (2019-10-02)
This release is a re-package of 2.4.8 because the previous Ruby 2.4.8
release tarball does not install. (See [Bug #16197] in detail.) There are no
essential change except their version numbers between 2.4.8 and 2.4.9.
Ruby 2.4 is now under the state of the security maintenance phase, until the
end of March of 2020. After that date, maintenance of Ruby 2.4 will be
ended. We recommend you start planning the migration to newer versions of
Ruby, such as 2.6 or 2.5.
Changes between version 1.5.6 and version 1.5.7
* platform support:
many bug fixes to the experimental 64-bit PowerPC/Linux port, to the
extent that the little-endian variant passes all applicable tests in
the regression test suite; the big-endian variant currently has some
failures
experimental support for sb-threads on 64-bit PowerPC/Linux
support threads on x86-64 Sun OS (#1841280)
handle PAX restrictions on mprotect() on NetBSD
experimental support for HaikuOS
the runtime is built as a position-independent executable by default
on x86-64 Linux and x86-64 Darwin
* fixes and enhancements related to Unicode:
update of the data files to Unicode 8.0
fix a bug in the implementation of the Unicode line breaking algorithm
regarding hebrew letters and hyphens
* enhancement: add a restart to OPEN with :IF-EXISTS :ERROR to
allow re-opening with :APPEND. (#806398, reported by Tobias
Rittweiler)
* bug fix: compiler optimizations on SEARCH with :FROM-END T
didn't account for the empty sequence. (#1844821)
* bug fix: handle SETF of nested empty VALUES correctly. (#1806478)
optimization: FLOOR and CEILING on rationals are simpler, and
the compiler's understanding of them is better.
Changes between version 1.5.5 and version 1.5.6
* platform support:
experimental support for 64-bit PowerPC running Linux (extending Brian
Bokser's work from 2018), on both the v1 and v2 ABIs
new feature: SB-EXT:SEARCH-ROOTS discovers paths from live objects to
the roots keeping them alive.
* enhancement: string output streams created with :ELEMENT-TYPE
'BASE-CHAR use internal buffers of BASE-STRING instead of UCS-4
strings restricted to the ASCII range, yielding a theoretical 4:1
space reduction.
* optimization: improved make-array type derivation for multi-dimensional
arrays. (#1838442)
* bug fix: compliant redefinition of classes whose previous definition
caused argument mismatch errors does not generate errors any
more. (#1840595, reported by 3b on #sbcl)
* bug fixes for issues caught by the random tester:
never derive the type of TRUNCATE on arbitrary numbers as the empty
type. (#1838267)
provide out-of-line definitions for internal machinery related to
FLOAT-SIGN. (#1838337)
include COMPLEX in the derived type of SIGNUM when appropriate. (#1838333)
more correct internal type testing for function types. (#1838808,
#1838888, #1838986)
don't assume that all objects of type (NOT SIMPLE-ARRAY) have an array
header. (#1838827)
recognize that PHASE on non-positive numbers can return 0 as well as
PI. (#1838892)
- Claimed shared library support. same as other ELF platforms, but
since it's not GNU ld, no -Wl,-E available.
- Change the PLIST vars based on what is actually built
- consider x86_64-*-solaris to be x86_64 and solaris. the arch=none
option doesn't build.
- Search for socket stuff in -lnsl -lsocket.
- for a POSIX prototype sigwait, we need to define _XOPEN_SOURCE to something
Commit ok'd by wiz@ for PMC.
Go 1.12.10:
net/http (through net/textproto) used to accept and normalize invalid
HTTP/1.1 headers with a space before the colon, in violation of RFC 7230. If
a Go server is used behind an uncommon reverse proxy that accepts and
forwards but doesn't normalize such invalid headers, the reverse proxy and
the server can interpret the headers differently. This can lead to filter
bypasses or request smuggling, the latter if requests from separate clients
are multiplexed onto the same upstream connection by the proxy. Such invalid
headers are now rejected by Go servers, and passed without normalization to
Go client applications.
The issue is CVE-2019-16276 and Go issue golang.org/issue/34540.
Go 1.12.9:
go1.12.9 (released 2019/08/15) includes fixes to the linker, and the os and
math/big packages. See the Go 1.12.9 milestone on our issue tracker for
details.
x86_64, i386, powerpc, sparc64, aarch64. The first is built by
the rust team, the rest are natively built by yours truly.
Cross-builds are currently broken due to
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/62558
