Cascade is a program for analyzing the noise and distortion
performance of a cascade of elements in an electronic system. A
typical application of cascade is the analysis of a receiver. A text
description of the receiver block diagram consisting of things like
amplifiers, mixers, and filters is entered into cascade. Each element
is characterized by its gain and optionally noise figure, and third
order intercept point. The program then analyzes the system and
produces a report detailing the performance at each stage.
A summary is produced which shows the relative contributions to the
total system performance of each block. This allows easy
identification of what limits system performance.
any `reasonably' named host; increase this to the XNS5 recommendation of 255
characters plus terminator.
(This doesn't address the issue of sockaddr_un length limitations, however.)
Icarus Verilog is a Verilog simulation and synthesis tool. It operates as a
compiler, compiling source code writen in Verilog (IEEE-1364) into some target
format. For batch simulation, the compiler can generate C++ code that is
compiled and linked with a run time library (called "vvm") then executed as
a command to run the simulation. For synthesis, the compiler generates
netlists in the desired format.
The compiler proper is intended to parse and elaborate design descriptions
written to the IEEE standard IEEE Std 1364-1995. This is a fairly large and
complex standard, so it will take some time for it to get there, but that's
the goal. I'll be tracking the upcoming IEEE Std 1364-1999 revision as well,
and some -1999 features will creep in.
Changes are:
* Fix annoying flashing cursor bug.
* Improve inter{sheet,book} references.
* Undo.
* Row/Col hiding.
* Keep cursor visible, Add Alt-Pg{Up,down}
* Clipboard, Selection, & border fixes.
* Revamp the memory handling of the parser.
* Fixed goal seek's behaviour on cancel and failure.
* Bogotised PRODUCT and introduced G_PRODUCT.
* Implemented the auto-format feature.
* Found xml io font size loading bug.
* Excel export clean.
* Python plugin update: Allow calling Gnumeric builtins from
Python.
* Re-wrote dependency engine; lots more speed.
* Improvements on VALUE_BOOL management on the guile plugin.
* Bug fixes.
* Implemented `AutoSave' tool.
* Started `AutoCorrect' tool.
* Some minor improvements to the Solver tool.
* Sorting undo/redo
Gnumeric 0.47
* Fix nasty recalc bug that would hang the app.
* Improve bounding box calculation for printing.
* Improve empty cell loading.
* Re-enable pasting from X.
* Adjust semantics of paste to work even when selection is not
visible.
* Fix import plugins.
Changes are:
* doc/* recompiled documentation
* tree.c: fixed a hideous bug in xmlGetProp() thanks to
Rune.Djurhuus@fast.no
* tree.c, parser.c: made sure that only memory alloc problems
and internal parser errors are allowed to write to stdout or
stderr.
* tree.c : restored xmlNewGlobalNs since this seems used by
a lot of existing code :-(, fixed a bug in xmlNewNs
* nanohttp.c: fixed a problem with INCLUDE_WINSOCK
* HTMLparser.c, parser.c, entities.c, valid.c : removed all calls
to exit() from the library code.
* xpath.c, parser.c: removed bugs or unused code detected by
Windows compilers
* parser.c: started adding interfaces for parsing well balanced
XML fragments
* tree.[ch] : added xmlNewDocFragment() for DOM
* testHTML.c: uninitialized variable.
* valid.[ch]: added xmlRemoveID() and xmlRemoveRef()
* tree.c: added check and handling when possibly removing an ID
* tree.c, HTMLparser.h, HTMLtree.h: fixed entities parsing
and saving.
* test/HTML/entities.html result/HTML/entities.html* : test for
various entities reference cases
* result/HTML/* : as a result output of some testcase have
changed
* HTMLparser.c, parser.c: fixed a bug in the push mode triggered
by previous example. added xmlParseTryOrFinish().
* xpath.h tree.h parser.h valid.h xmlIO.h xlink.h encoding.h
entities.h debugXML.h HTMLparser.h: changed the way struct are
declared to allow gtk-doc to expose those
* parser.c: closed bug #4960
* doc/xml.html doc/*/*: updated and rebuilt the documentation pages
* tree.[ch]: added xmlRemoveProp
* win32config.h.in nanohttp.c: avoid including the Windows
socket stuff in every C files
* parser.c: removed an indetermination xmLDecl/PI(xml...) in
the XmL parser(s)
* test/ns4 result/ns4 etc...: added test case for previous prob
* tree.c: xmlNewNs wasn't checking for double definition
* Makefile.in: fixed a problem with dist-hook duplicates
* parser.[hc], xmlIO.c: fixed the loading of external entities
APIs, now xmlLoadExternalEntity() is used everywhere and
setting up an app specific front-end using the
* SAX.c parser.c: some fixes, now the xhtml spec validates
with the xhtml DTD.
* error.c: fixed crashes in case of no input stream
* test/valid/[dtds/]/xhtml* : added the xhtml spec and dtds
to the validation tests and results
* HTMLparser.[ch] testHTML.c: added push mode for the HTML parser
too htmlCreatePushParserCtxt() and htmlParseChunk()
* parser.c: a bit of cleanup.
* SAX.c, HTMLparser.c: some attributes may not have values (contrary
to XML) removed the last mem leak known
* HTMLtree.c: output message cleanup
* xmlmemory.c: display content info about memory blocks
* result/HTML/wired.* : missing att value warning change
* parser.[ch] parserInternals.h: Push parser for XML,
seems to work fine now
* tester.c debugXML.[ch]: Added an XML shell debug facility and
--push for push testing
* xpath.[ch] : cleaned up for Shell usage, added missing APIs
* testSAX.c: added --push
* HTMLtree.[ch] tree.[ch]: new functions for dumping parts of the
subtree
* xmlIO.[ch] : enriched API + fixes for push mode
* entities.[ch]: added the entity content length to the struct.
* xmlmemory.[ch]: new API to show the last entries for the shell
* valid.c: added required attribute testing
* SAX.c: the cdata callback now merge contiguous fragments
* HTMLparser.c: cleanup of some macros
* parser.c: fix for PIs name starting with xml
* tree.c: fixed a potential problem with || and && ops
* *.c, configure.in win32config.h.in : generate win32config.h for
those on the Other Side !
* parser.c: fixed a stupid = vs. == bug :-(
* debugXML.h nanohttp.h xml-error.h xmlmemory.h xpath.h :
Hopefully the end of that silly C++ include problem
* tree.[ch]: Added a few functions: xmlReplaceNode, xmlAddPrevSibling,
xmlAddNextSibling, xmlNodeSetName and xmlDocSetRootElement
* HTMLparser.c HTMLparser.h HTMLtree.c: When saving HTML try to avoid
troubles with autoclosed elements when the stree shape doesn't
follow the DtD specs. Added htmlIsAutoClosed() and
htmlAutoCloseTag()
* result/HTML/*.htm*: Updated the HTML examples regression tests output
* SAX.c tree.c: fixed bug on defaulting namespaces on attributes
* debugXML.c: fixed a bug on printing default namespaces.
* HTMLtree.c: fixed a problem when outputing XML parsed docs as HTML
* result/HTML/*.htm[l] : updated the HTML regression tests according
to the new output
* xpath.h xml-error.h valid.h tree.h parser.h entities.h SAX.h
HTMLtree.h tree.c entities.c: headers tweakings to avoid a nasty
problem due to intermix of extern "C" { ... } declarations for C++
and recursive includes in the headers
* HTMLtree.c: Made it so that html nodes with a single child do
not insert a carriage return before or after the child node.
* configure.in, doc/xml.html : bug fix release 1.8.1
* parser.c: fixed bug #4344
* xpath.h xml-error.h xlink.h nanohttp.h debugXML.h SAX.h HTMLparser.h
added the glue to avoid C++ problems
* tree.c: fixed a bug introduced in 1.8.0 and breaking default
namespace recognition, and Dia as a resul :-(
* encoding.c: closed bug #3950
* valid.c: debugging a posteriori validation, except URI expansion
stuff this should be fixed now
* parserInternals.h: fixed a bug in IS_BASECHAR reported by
Carl Nygard <cnygard@bellatlantic.net>
* tester.c: added --postvalid, cleaning of the code
* tree.[ch]: added xmlDocGetRootElement()
* SAX.h, tree.h : changed 'namespace' to 'nameSpace' to workaround
c++ losage.
* xlink.[ch], Makefile.am : added framework for link detection
* parser.h: added nbChars to parser context, needed for cleanup.
* xmlmemory.c: removed a nasty bug when out of mem
* valid.[ch]: adding namespace support for attribute decl
* tester.c: added --debugent option
* debugXML.[ch]: added xmlDebugDumpEntities()
* parser.c: cleanup, avoiding use of CUR_PTR like plague, using
buffers instead, this was really needed, validation was breaking
in strange ways due to that. Added xmlParseStringPEReference()
and other parsing from strings functions. Entities processing
modified again, but PERef are still not handled correcly but
unless you're Eve Maller you won't notice :-)
* HTMLparser.c: large changes toward reliability, and switched to
lowercase internal tags, XHTML is lowercase, so it will help
that output is closer to next version.
* doc/* : regenerated the documentation, it is now hosted at
http://xmlsoft.org/ (same bits I just bought the domain :-)
* SAX.h, SAX.c, makefile.am: added SAX.h mostly useful for the
doc generation
* parser.c: fixed bugs #3908 and #3937 and a memory leak
in the SAX API
* doc/*: rebuilt the doc making sure everything appears in the
HTML files
* tree.[ch] HTMLtree.c, debugXML.c, configure.in, xml-config.in:
added the patch from Carl Nygard <cnygard@bellatlantic.net>
which allow impressive speed improvement on dataset with
large text pieces, but at the cost of broken binary
compatibility and slightly bigger memory usage.
Configure with --with-buffers to activate them, they
are protected with XML_USE_BUFFER_CONTENT define.
* entities.[ch], parser.c: added xmlCleanupPredefinedEntities(),
goal is 0 memory left allocated once parser is no more used
* testDAV.c, testHTML.c, testSAX.c, testXPath.c: make sure we
call xmlCleanupParser() and xmlMemoryDump()
* tree.[ch] xmlIO.[ch] parser.c valid.c: code cleanup with -pedantic
* parser.[ch] encoding.[ch]: added memory cleanup routines
* parser.c: closing bug #3788
* tree.[ch]: closing bug 3748, added xmlNewDocRawNode(),
xmlNewTextChild() and xmlSetCompressMode() behaviour.
* tester.c: added --compress option
* doc/*: rebuilt the documentation
* HTMLparser.c: bugfixing, the damn thing MUST not crash even
if given /proc/kcore as input !
* doc/xml.html doc/*: updated and rebuilt the documentation
* parser.c: Fixed some wrongly space collapsing code due to
a misreading of the spec.
* result/*: fixed the output accordingly
* encoding.c: bug fix and typos
* xmlIO.[ch] parser.c: first bits toward real progressive parsing
* parser.c: added attribute normalization closing bug #3597
* test/att* result/att* SAXresult/att*: testcase for attribute
normalization
* configure.in: closing bug #3163 by adding extra flags for the
cc compiler on HP-UX
* valid.[ch] : removed a typo and an enumerated type bug in the
xmlAddElementDecl() function
* tree.c : I changed xmlSetProp() and xmlNewProp() to do the
call to xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant() so that the functions
New, Set and Get are at the same level.
* parser.c HTMLparser.c: extra memory allocation bug for
attributes detected by someone using libxml in embedded systems :-)
* xmlmemory.h: turned off mem debug :-\
* parser.c: closed bug #2784 a one line fix, but worth pushing
a new release out
* HTMLparser.c: fixed auto-close bugs on list items, zeroing
some structures, comments before and after the
main element, and other nastyness
* HTMLtree.c tree.c: accomodate the extended HTML supported
* configure.in: pushing 1.7.4
* test/ent8 and related outputs : added a new test for bug #2784
* test/HTML/wired.html and related output: a nasty HTML example
* Makefile.am: improved the test scripts
* HTMLparser.c, HTMLtree.c, tree.h: completely revamped the
HTMLparser and debugged the HTML related code. HTML documents
now have their own type
* entities.c: do not dump ' for HTML output
* xmlmemory.c: improvement, breakpoint mechanism
* testHTML.c: added --sax --repeat ...
* Makefile.am: improved the HTML tests
* valid.[ch]: added xmlValidGetValidElements and
xmlValidGetPotentialChildren
* tester.c: added --insert to test the 2 new functions
* test//* result//* SAXresult//* : regression test cleanup
and extension.
* doc/html : added doc for new modules gnome-xml-xmlmemory.html and
gnome-xml-nanohttp.html
* HTMLparser.c: fixed problems with some autoclose tags
* tree.c: fixed XML output problems.
* result/* SAXresult/*: update of the tests output
* Makefile.am: Arturo patch for xmlConf.sh version info
* parser.c: Tim Josling patch for single quoted items
* tester.c: Tim Josling patch for tester options usage
* tree.h: indent cleanup
* HTMLparser.c parser.h : Fixed problems with HTML parsing
reported by Kristian Hogsberg Kristensen <hogsberg@daimi.au.dk>
* tree.c : Raph patch for initialization of CORBA fields
wmpload is a variation of pload, displaying ppp network device
usage in a 64x64 pixel square.
Wmpload was designed to be docked into the Window Maker dock but
can be used with any window manager.
ACS is a general purpose circuit simulator. It performs nonlinear
dc and transient analyses, fourier analysis, and ac analysis
linearized at an operating point. It is fully interactive and
command driven. It can also be run in batch mode or as a server.
The output is produced as it simulates. Spice compatible models
for the MOSFET (level 1,2,3,6) and diode are included in this
release.
Since it is fully interactive, it is possible to make changes and
re-simulate quickly. The interactive design makes it well suited
to the typical iterative design process used it optimizing a circuit
design. It is also well suited to undergraduate teaching where
Spice in batch mode can be quite intimidating. This version, while
still officially in beta test, should be stable enough for basic
undergraduate teaching and courses in MOS design, but not for
bipolar design.
In batch mode it is mostly Spice compatible, so it is often possible
to use the same file for both ACS and Spice.
xwatchwin allows you to peek at a window on another X server.
To use it, you must specify the display name of the machine you want
to watch, then the name of the window on that machine.
Xwatchwin will attempt to connect with the X server
hostname:0.0, and if successful, will try to retrieve a copy of
the window in which you specified interest.
You may specify the window you want to watch either by name or by its
window id, usually a hexidecimal number. Usually specifying the
window by name is simpler, although not all windows have names
associated with them; in that case you must use the window id option.
If the window you want to watch is not in a viewable state,
xwatchwin will tell you so and exit. If while you are watching
a window it becomes 'unviewable', xwatchwin will wait until the
window becomes 'viewable' again.
xwatchwin was written as an aid to a class for people learning
to use X. The idea is that the instructor would type into an xterm
window on his/her display and the students would use xwatchwin
to see what the instructor typed. The students could then type the
same thing in their own terminal windows. Hopefully others will find
equally (if not more) constructive uses.
utility. Install both versions, as grepmail-quick and grepmail-full,
and create a symlink to grepmail-full called grepmail.
New in version 4.11:
- Fixed a bug where an ASCII file would not be recognized as a mailbox when
the first couple emails did not have a "From:" line. (Thanks to Jeff Flowers
<jeff.flowers@npl.co.uk>)
- Added standard Perl testing.
New in version 4.1:
- Stripped auto-perl execution code, since it never works on all platforms.
(Installation instructions modified to require the user to fix the #! line.)
- Minor changes to allow grepmail to run without -w complaints.
New in version 4.0:
- Fixed a bug where shell characters needed to be escaped for compressed
files. (Bug found by Richard Clamp <richardc@tw2.com>
- Added #!/bin/sh as first line to make the rest compatible with csh/tcsh
users. (Bug found by Ed Arnold <era@ucar.edu>)
New in version 3.9:
- Took out specialization engine because there wasn't enough support to
program in that style.
- Offering 2 main versions now -- Date::Manip and Date::Parse
- Added -R option, which causes grepmail to recurse any directories
encountered. (Thanks to Emil Tiller <etiller@asc.corp.mot.com> for the
initial code.)
- Fixed a small bug that would cause some attachments not to be identified.
userland (checked by existence of /sbin/ping6).
with the change, the default value for USE_INET6 will be like this:
- non-NetBSD: undefined
- NetBSD releases prior and including 1.4.x: undefined
- NetBSD-current (pre-1.5) prior to IPv6 integration: undefined
- NetBSD-current after IPv6 integration: USE_INET6=YES
It is advised to obey the default.
(issue in ucd-snmp side - submitted diff to ucd-snmp-coders@ucdavis)
depend on devel/autoconf, to simplify the build.
ELF breakage reported from: "Michael L. Hitch" <mhitch@lightning.msu.montana.edu>
