the result is buildable with both bison 1.35 and bison 1.75 - tested
by full openoffice build with each bison version
this fixes PR pkg/19505 by Thomas Klausner
path/subpath/libfoo.so => -Lpath/subpath -lfoo
and
path/libfoo.so => -Lpath -lfoo
This fixes converting /usr/lib/libintl.so into "-L/usr/lib -lintl", which
wasn't happening before.
(*) Since buildlink2 is a layer of abstraction atop the toolchain,
it's a logical place to deal with the vagaries of unusual
toolchains. For example, on Darwin we could reliably pass
the "-no-cpp-precomp" switch to every compiler invocation
by emitting it from the compiler wrapper. Likewise, the
use of _USE_RPATH in bsd.pkg.mk might be better handled in
the linker wrapper.
- Workaround a bug in Pspell where multi-byte words are not getting
null terminated properly.
- Truly fix a bug in suggest.cc so that Aspell will suggest correctly
when typo-analysis is not used such as when sug-mode is ultra
or bad spellers.
Bump PKGREVISION to 1.
This version contains mainly code cleanups (including rewritten
gif89 & svgalib output), warning fixes, and DOCS updates. Several
small bugs were fixed and a possible 20% slowdown of libavcodec
was solved. The VIDIX part improved a bit, a new driver for the
Trident Cyberblade chip was added, and bugs in the Radeon driver
were fixed. Vidix now can use svgalib's kernel helper instead of
the buggy dha module, and is usable together with the SVGAlib. This
version introduces experimental support for XMMS input (demuxer+codecs)
plugins too, and support for mp3lame presets has been added.
Package change: Install arial-18-iso-8859-1 as default font,
overridable by user (with ~/.mplayer/font), as requested by veego.
A very brief summary of changes:
- 2x emulation speedup!!!
- added plugin devices and guis. Now you can compile with many more
options, and choose between them at runtime.
- added emulation of AMD x86-64, MMX, SSE, SSE2 instructions.
- add wxWindows port (a graphical configuration interface and display lib)
and SVGAlib port (full screen display for Linux without X11).
- improvements in many I/O devices: for example up to 8 hard disks/cdroms,
TUN/TAP network interface, 360k floppies.
- improved MacOSX/Carbon interface and updated MacOS9port.
- GDB remote stub, allows symbolic debugging with Bochs simulation.
- support for up to 32gig hard disk images.
This release adds a number of quality improvements and some new
features; first, the quality of the variable bitrate (VBR) mode
has been greatly improved, especially for wideband. Also, some
improvements were made to the packetloss concealment code in order
to reduce artifacts caused by lost packets. There has been improvements
to the 2.15 kbps mode, which now sounds a bit better. The last
quality improvement is in the perceptual enhancement which is now
good enough to be enabled by default in speexdec (but not by default
in libspeex for now).
One of the new features in this release is a VAD (Voice Activity
Detection) mode that conserves bandwidth when there's no speech,
and even when VBR isn't enabled. VAD is coupled with DTX (Discontinuous
Transmission), a feature that can completely stop data transmission
when the noise is constant (in which case, comfort noise generation
is turned on). The last new feature in this release is an ABR
(Average Bitrate) option, which uses VBR with a quality that's
adjusted to meet a certain target (average) bitrate.
