This is an unaccelerated driver for the SGI newport cards (a.k.a. XL) as found
in the SGI Indy and Indigo2. Both the 8bit and 24bit versions are tested and
working.
New Games:
- Added support for 3 Skulls of the Toltecs.
- Added support for Eye of the Beholder.
- Added support for Eye of the Beholder II: The Legend of Darkmoon.
- Added support for Hopkins FBI.
- Added support for Tony Tough and the Night of Roasted Moths.
- Added support for The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime.
- Added support for the Macintosh version of Discworld 1.
General:
- Added a new save/load chooser based on a grid of thumbnails. This is only
supported for resolutions bigger than 640x400. The old chooser is still
available and used for games without thumbnail support. It is possible to
select the old one as default too.
- Rewrote VideoDecoder subsystem.
- Added Galician translation.
- Added Finnish translation.
- Added Belarusian translation.
- Using the mouse wheel on a slider widget now changes the value by the
smallest possible amount. This is more predictable than the old behaviour,
which was to change the value by "one pixel" which would sometimes not
change it at all.
- Updated MT-32 emulation code to latest munt project snapshot.
- Added FluidSynth settings dialog, mainly for reverb and chorus settings.
- Fixed crash on certain Smacker movies.
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0.6.45
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* Issue #379: ``distribute_setup.py`` now traps VersionConflict as well,
restoring ability to upgrade from an older setuptools version.
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0.6.44
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* ``distribute_setup.py`` has been updated to allow Setuptools 0.7 to
satisfy use_setuptools.
Changelog:
10.4.7
Eliminate unused JSON error message.
Elminated usage of $0 in replace on lists (no regular expressions). The count
of replacements now is contained in the new $count system var, not $0. The usage
of $0 - $15 now is strictly for regular expressions. This also speeds up replace.
read-expr now uses $count instead of $0 for the number of characters processed.
Eliminated undocumented usage of $0 for found elements in find-all on lists.
Only $it is used. $0 only on find-all on strings with regular expressions.
The system variable $count is updated for all forms of find-all, ref-all and
set-ref-all.
Link feature now built in with comandline flag -x for all OS flavors:
newlisp -x <source-file> <executable-file>
The file util/link.lsp is not required anymore but has been included and
adapted to changes for the -x linkage. The file illustrates the internals
of the linkage process when using the -x option.
An additional true flag in the real-path function allows finding the executable
path of executables - similar to the "which" utility on UNIX. This is a by-
product of fixing the link.lsp feature for UNIX. The additional flag works
on all platforms. 'real-path' on Windows and BSD now also veryfies that path
and file are valid, as it already did on non-BSD Unix (OSX, Linux).
Enforce MAX_SYMBOL for tags in xml-parse and symbol creation using sym.
Security fixes for strncpy and strncat.
Windows CGI server mode was broken in development version 10.4.6 (isDir()).
Preparation for 64-bit Windows (in early summer).
10.4.8
Cleanup of the factor function.
Like date-parse, date-value will produce negative values for dates before 1970-1-1
til 1901-12-14.
The function 'flat' now can take an optioal depth parameter to limit flattening
a list up to certain level: (flat <list> [<level>])
(flat '(1 2 (3 4 (5 6)) (7 8 (9 10))) ) => (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10)
(flat '(1 2 (3 4 (5 6)) (7 8 (9 10))) 1) => (1 2 3 4 (5 6) 7 8 (9 10))
(flat '(1 2 (3 4 (5 6)) (7 8 (9 10))) 2) => (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10)
A fix for 'extend' when passing wrong type to unitialized symbol.
A fix in the parser to accept -.9 as -0.9 or +.9 as +0.9
=, +, -, *, /, %, ++, --, >, <, <=, >=, != operators and the functions 'abs',
'even?', 'odd?', 'length', 'number?' and 'zero?' are all working on big-integers
of unlimited size. 'float' and 'int' convert bigints into double floats and
64-bit integers and the function 'bigint' converts integers and floats to big
integers. See the section "Big integer, unlimited precision arithmetik" in
chapter 8. of the Users Manual for more information.
Extended commandline buffer to 1024 bytes.
The "debug" option in: (get-url "http://newlisp.org" "header debug") will now also
output the status header line of the server response in the console.
10.5.0 Stable Release May 21st, 2013
Further speed improvements on big integer multiplication and division/modulus.
Check for division by zero in big integer division/modulus.
Memory fix for ++, -- on big integers.
The OSX Intel version is now 64-bit by default.
This is a regularly-scheduled bugfix release.
amend: complain more comprehensibly about subrepos
blackbox: fix blackbox causing exceptions in tests
blackbox: fix recording exit codes (issue3938)
dirstate: don't overnormalize for ui.slash
graft: refuse to commit an interrupted graft (issue3667)
help: fix role/option confusion in RST
help: stop documentation markup appearing in generated help
* Update with FreeBSD ports' patch-set file.
* Add patches from icedtea's rhino.patch file.
* Tested on NetBSD/amd64 current, NetBSD/i386 6.1, NetBSD/amd64 6.0.1,
and DragonFly/i386 3.2.2.
Changelog:
* Unknown because I do not know previous version, 1.7.0.147.20110811.
* Many bugs and security bugs should be fixed.
Tabular data can be easily represented in Python using the language's
native objects. These representations typically do not support
important tabular data manipulations, like efficient column selection,
matrix mathematics, or spreadsheet-style operations.
Tabular is a package of Python modules for working with tabular
data. Its main object is the tabarray class, a data structure for
holding and manipulating tabular data. By putting data into a tabarray
object, you'll get a representation of the data that is more flexible
and powerful than a native Python representation. Tabarray provides:
. ultra-fast filtering, selection, and numerical analysis methods,
using convenient Matlab-style matrix operation syntax
. spreadsheet-style operations, including row & column operations,
'sort', 'replace', 'aggregate', 'pivot', and 'join'
. flexible load and save methods for a variety of file formats,
including delimited text (CSV), binary, and HTML
. sophisticated inference algorithms for determining formatting
parameters and data types of input files
on NetBSD 6.99.20/amd64). Bump PKGREVISION and add them to the PLIST
While here, remove obsolete REPLACE_RUBY line, the script was convert
to python, it seems.
