Riece is a redesign of the Liece IRC client.
Riece has many advanced features:
+ Can connect to multiple servers per session
+ Provide more sophisticated API
+ Reduced code size (total amount of code is about 5k lines)
+ 100% APEL free
Gentle is an integrated system for compiler writers.
Gentle supports the description of compilers at a very high level
and relieves users from the need to deal with implementation details.
It has been used in large industrial projects and for constructing various
commercial products.
Riece is a redesign of the Liece IRC client.
Riece has many advanced features:
+ Can connect to multiple servers per session
+ Provide more sophisticated API
+ Reduced code size (total amount of code is about 5k lines)
+ 100% APEL free
Changes since 4.0:
- Corrected a few fortran syntax errors, thnx to Gyepes R.
- on some platforms molden would not write a z-matrix, after stating
that it just did. fixed.
- radical changes in the way proteins can be manipulated with the
z-matrix editor
- The zmatrix conversion for proteins containing nucleotides has been
improved, it will now create a zmatrix.
- The windows version of molden now start the opengl helper program
mogl, when you click a *.ogl file in the read file window.
- Now when you apply the tinker amber force, automatically the charges
associated with the atoms belonging to amino acid residues are set.
- Added interactive docking.
- More bug fixes and improvements.
Changes since 0.13:
* Fixed multiline string problems in help.h which prevented
compilation in gcc >3.2
* Moved build environment automake, autoheader, autoconf to a more
modern version (autoconf support is for >2.50).
* Ported transcalc to gtk2.0, which means that the dependency on
gdk-imlib is now gone. gtk2.0 included gdk-imlib natively.
* Corrected some minor bugs related to config file
* Changed speed of light symbol from C to C0
* Modified configure.in to work also with Mingw32 (and hopefully cygwin)
* Added fnmatch.c and fnmatch.h (needed for Win32)
* Added program version number to saved files
* Updated speed of light constant (!) and changed its name from C to C0
to avoid clash with variables in other f iles. Updated vacuum dielectric constant
* Moved examples from src directory to a separate examples dir
* Clean-up most warnings during compilation
* Upon running for first time, $HOME/.transcalc dir will be
created with config file and save file
* Units default values now saved in config file
* Upon exit, last transmission line values remembered in save file
* Made some slight changes in gui setup
* Added coupled microstrip image
* Update manpage
Changes:
o Added a configure check for systems with a 2-argument version of
timespecsub (like BSD/OS).
o Added stub struct defintions to sudo.h to quiet compiler warnings
on some systems.
o In sudoers Defaults lines, tuples like "lecture" may now be used
without a value, restoring their old boolean-like nature.
o Invalid values for a tuple are now handled correctly.
Changes since last packaged version (1.12)
September 14, 2004
- release 1.16
dotneato
- fix bugs: 275, 523, 526, 527, 529, 534
August 30, 2004
- release 1.14
dotneato
- the official gd now has support support for GIFs again - the
internal gd is now closely sync'ed with the official version
and will eventually be removed in favor of using a
separate installation of the official version.
- gd has new support for FontConfig (thanks to Dag Lem)
NB. the fontname attribute in graphs is now a font pattern
as understood by fontconfig (e.g. fontname="Times-Italic"),
unless it contains a '/' in which case it is interpreted as
a font path as before.
- gd provides support for html4 entities in decimal, hex or named,
e.g "<"
- "dot -v" debugging output now reports fontname -> fontpath resolutions
- PostScript generated by -Tps now uses "xshow" operator for strings
for better matching of bitmap and PostScript outputs.
- ability to use an external gd-2.0.29 version of libgd (EXPERIMENTAL)
- new feature: parallel edges by using a ":" separated list of edge
colors
- new feature: rankdir=BT and rankdir=RL (thanks to Dag Lem)
- new layout engine: fdp - force directed placement (EXPERIMENTAL)
a neato-like undirected layout engine that produces
clustered symmetric layouts.
Supports edges between clusters and nodes.
- updated neato engine: now using stress majorization as the default,
which avoids the potential for cycling
- model=subset in neato provides a third distance function, where
two nodes sharing many nodes will be place farther apart
- shape=none now equivalent to shape=plaintext
- fix label justification with \l and \r
- first cut at <FONT> support added to html labels
- various color transparency fixes
- various fixes for UTF8 and Latin[12] character encodings.
- various cluster fixes.
- improved hyperlink support in -Tsvg
- support tooltips on clusters in client-side imagemaps
gvpr
- add support for scanf and friends
general
- greater use of shared libraries.
- pkg-config files provided for shared libraries (EXPERIMENTAL)
- "./configure --disable-shared --enable-static" works if needed
- C++ wrappers on all header files (thanks to Victor Wodecki)
- various configuration and portablity fixes
- provide pdf version of man pages
- Windows package provides graphviz libraries and header files
- Closed bugs: 195, 198, 234, 321, 330, 399, 401, 406, 410, 411,
412, 413, 415, 416, 417, 423, 424, 427, 430, 431, 433, 434, 435,
438, 441, 442, 444, 445, 449, 450, 452, 454, 457, 458, 462, 463,
464, 467, 468, 469, 471, 475, 480, 482, 485, 495, 496, 498, 499,
500, 501, 504, 508, 511, 512, 514
March 5, 2004
- added glyphwidths.ps support utility
- When creating the default user profile, the smtp port is now set to 25.
- Drag and drop support has been fixed and now works with XFCE's xffm.
- A bug was fixed that prevented text windows from autoscrolling when the cursor
reached the bottom.
- More code cleanup
This little thingy allows you to start X with NumLock turned on (which is
a feature that a lot of people seem to miss and nobody really knew how to
achieve this).
This is a serial module for gpsim, connecting the virtual Rx/Tx lines
to a pseudo-tty (pty). You can then use your usual serial tools (cu, tip,
minicom, etc ...) on this pty as you would do on a real serial port on
your Unix workstation.
Only for NetBSD for now. It should be easy to get it working on others BSD
systems. More work is needed for others Unix and Unix-like systems.
This is an oscilloscope module for gpsim. The module provide 8 probes, which
you have to connect to nodes. For now the graphic interface doesn't
update its display dynamically, it provides 2 input boxes in which have to
enter the start and end cycles to draw.
Changes since 1.00:
- Added 'get_my_factory()' and 'get_my_factory_type()'
- Ensure that new() returns undef if get_factory_class() doesn't
work properly and factory_error() is overridden (and the
overridden method doesn't die)
- Added a few more tests to ensure factory_log() and
factory_error() working properly
- add_factory_type() checks %INC to see if a class is already
loaded.
- All log/error messages now have variables in apostrophes
rather than brackes.
PIC simulator that supports X, stimulii, and modules
Stuck at date 20040826, I couldn't get newer version to work with gtk1,
and we don't have a gtk+extra for gtk2 (the next release of gpsim shouldn't
depend on gtk+ any more). The patches in there have been integraded in
the gpsim's CVS. Some new features (especially in processors supported) and
lots of bug fixes since 0.21.2.
