directly. This didn't work because dlopen uses the rpath of the foremost
binary (not libSDL's one); therefore, some libraries could not be found.
For example, qemu was not working at all because it only has PREFIX in
its rpath, not X11PREFIX, and so libSDL could not load libX11 resulting
in a very strange error message.
There seem to be other problems such as the aalib video output crashing
or the wscons output not working, but these aren't very important (maybe
the problems have already gone away with this fix, I don't know). Anyway,
I think the former is fixed in 1.2.11.
Bump PKGREVISION to 1.
Changes:
- Security fix for extract_chmLib. Pathnames containing a ".." element
will not be extracted. There doesn't seem to be a legitimate reason
to use ".." as a path element in a chm file.
http://secunia.com/advisories/20734/
- Fix for reading some chm files. Running over a large directory of chm
files, about 1% of them turned out to be unreadable. This resulted
from an incomplete understanding of one of the header fields
(index_root). Apparently, this can take negative values other than -1.
0.27 release. Minor bug fixes and enhancements, plus ssh
support.
Major new features:
- Monotone can now push/pull/synchronize over arbitrary
bidirectional streams, not just raw TCP.
- File-to-file synchronization is enabled out of the box,
e.g.:
$ mtn -d db1.mtn sync file:/path/to/db2.mtn
- SSH synchronization is enabled out of the box, e.g.:
$ mtn -d local.mtn sync ssh://njs@venge.net/home/njs/remote.mtn
Note that this requires mtn be installed on the remote
computer, and locks the remote database while running; it
is not ideal for groups accessing a shared database.
- New protocols can be defined with Lua hooks -- for
example, someone could in principle make "$ mtn sync
xmpp://njs@jabber.org" do something interesting.
- See section "Other Transports" under "Advanced Uses" in the
for more details.
Minor new features:
- Selectors now support escaping, e.g., b:foo\/bar can be used
to refer to a branch with name "foo/bar" (normally / is a
metacharacter that separates multiple selectors).
- Visual C++ can now build monotone on Windows. (Mostly
important because it allows better Windows debugging.)
- --quiet now turns tickers off, and does not turn warnings
off. New option --reallyquiet disables warnings as well.
- New command 'automate common_ancestors'.
- 'ls branches' now takes a pattern, e.g.:
$ mtn ls branches "*contrib*"
Speed improvements:
- Bug in select() loop fixed, server should no longer pause in
processing other clients while busy with one, but multiplex
fairly.
- The database has a new write buffer which gives significant
speed improvements in initial pulls by cancelling redundant
database writes.
- There's been a fair bit of performance tuning all around.
Bug fixes:
- Merge tools that exit in failure are now detected.
- Better reporting of operating system errors on Win32.
- Passphrases stored in ~/.monotonerc are no longer written to
the log file. (Passphrases entered at the terminal were
never written to the log file.)
- Fix sql injection bugs in selectors, making it safe to
expose slectors in web interfaces etc.
- Files marked with the mtn:execute attr now respect umask.
- 'automate' commands on Win32 now disable newline translation
on their output; this is especially important for 'automate
stdio'.
- 'db check' now calls the sqlite "PRAGMA integrity_check", to
validate the integrity of things like sqlite indices.
- 'mtn annotate nonexistent-file' now gives a proper error
message, instead of an assertion error.
- 'mtn revert --missing' now works correctly when run in a
subdirectory.
- 'automate inventory' no longer fails when _MTN/work contains
patch stanzas.
Other:
- Many, many internal code cleanups
- Including changes to somewhat reduce the size of the
binary
- New tutorial on using packets added to the manual
- Updated translations, improved error messages, etc.
Reliability considerations:
- In the two months since 0.26 was released, zero serious bugs
have been reported in the new code.
the pkglint warning:
As {INSTALL,DEINSTALL}_TEMPLATE is modified using "+=", its name
should indicate plural.
This does make the variables a bit more suggestive of the fact that they
hold lists of values.
* The stylesheet has changed, so if you use your own, you will need to update
it or the output will look ugly.
* Added support for universal binaries on MacOSX (only the non-GUI part).
* Added CALLER_GRAPH config option and \callergraph command to add a caller
(or called-by) graph to a function or all functions.
* Added REFERENCES_LINK_SOURCE config option which allows to selected if
reference relations should point to the source or to the documentation.
* Fixed encoding of the Czech translation thanks to Jakub Galgonek.
* Added support for QString in Qt4's debug libraries.
* Fixed that the debugger window really comes to the foreground and
receives the focus when the debuggee stops at a breakpoint, when this
option is on
2.0.8:
Stepan Roh - 2005-10-02 09:46
* Fixed line spacing by using font ascender and descender
Sam Lantinga - Sun Apr 30 01:48:40 PDT 2006
* Added gcc-fat.sh for generating Universal binaries on Mac OS X
* Updated libtool support to version 1.5.22
Add build fix patch for freetype2-2.2.1.
Bump BUILDLINK_ABI_DEPENDS for SDL shlib changes.
Package changes:
Merge SDL-arts, SDL-esound, and SDL-nas packages back as options,
all defaulting to on (add "-arts -esound -nas" to PKG_OPTIONS.SDL
to get the previous behaviour of this package). Reason: trying to
get and stay in sync with upstream, who decided not to take back
the relevant changes. Ok jmmv@
Also follow upstream w.r.t. library version numbers; bump
BUILDLINK_API_DEPENDS for that (no real reason to diverge here).
Most patches have been integrated upstream.
Changes in 1.2.10:
1.2.10:
If SDL_OpenAudio() is passed zero for the desired format
fields, the following environment variables will be used
to fill them in:
SDL_AUDIO_FREQUENCY
SDL_AUDIO_FORMAT
SDL_AUDIO_CHANNELS
SDL_AUDIO_SAMPLES
If an environment variable is not specified, it will be set
to a reasonable default value.
Added support for the SDL_VIDEO_FULLSCREEN_HEAD environment
variable, currently supported on X11 Xinerama configurations.
Added SDL_GL_SWAP_CONTROL to wait for vsync in OpenGL applications.
Added SDL_GL_ACCELERATED_VISUAL to guarantee hardware acceleration.
Added current_w and current_h to the SDL_VideoInfo structure,
which is set to the desktop resolution during video intialization,
and then set to the current resolution when a video mode is set.
SDL_SetVideoMode() now accepts 0 for width or height and will use
the current video mode (or the desktop mode if no mode has been set.)
Added SDL_GetKeyRepeat()
Added SDL_config.h, with defaults for various build environments.
Changes in version 2.3, 2006-06-05:
* GLR grammars should now use `YYRECOVERING ()' instead of `YYRECOVERING',
for compatibility with LALR(1) grammars.
* It is now documented that any definition of YYSTYPE or YYLTYPE should
be to a type name that does not contain parentheses or brackets.
fix problems with this package under Mac OS X (and eventually DragonFly).
Fix various problems reported by "pkglint". Bump package revision because
of these changes.
This fixes PR pkg/33664 by Darrin B.Jewell.
By default, this module exports a single function: prompt(). It
prompts the user to enter some input, and returns an object that
represents the user input.
You may specify various flags to the function to affect its behaviour;
most notably, it defaults to automatically chomp the input, unless
the -line flag is specified.
slurp takes:
* a filename,
* a filehandle,
* a typeglob reference,
* an IO::File object, or
* a scalar reference,
converts it to an input stream if necessary, and reads in the entire
stream. If slurp fails to set up or read the stream, it throws an
exception.
This module prototypes the Perl 6 'exported' and 'exportable' traits
in Perl 5.
Instead of messing around with @EXPORT arrays, you just declare which subs
are to be exported (or are exportable on request) as part of those subs.
For example:
sub foo is exported { # by default
...
}
sub bar is exportable { # on request
...
}
Provides the same version objects as included in Perl v5.9.x (and
hopefully in the 5.10.0 release). In fact, if you attempt to use
this module with a version of Perl >= v5.9.0, this module will not
do anything, since the code already exists in the Perl core. Note
that the CPAN release cannot be installed with the interim 5.9.0,
5.9.1, and 5.9.2 releases (since it duplicates code in the core).
If you are testing bleadperl, you will need to check out the latest
release of 5.9.x to get the changes included in 0.50.
Packages Collection.
This Perl 5 module is an extension for the Module::Install system
that allow you to substitute values into files before install, for
example paths to libs or binary executables.
all PEAR packages to php?-pear-* and all Apache packages to ap13-* or
ap2-* respectively. Add new variables to simplify the Makefile
handling. Add CONFLICTS on the old names. Reset revisions of bumped
packages. ap-php will now depend on the default Apache and PHP version.
All programs using it have an implicit option of the Apache version
as well.
OK from jlam@ and adrianp@.
Changes:
* Umbrello
o Export all views
o Static variables in java code are not marked static
o New alignment type "distribute horizontally/vertically"
o Save autosave file to a more obvious place
o Usability and responsiveness improvements to code import
o Auto-complete in parameter properties dialog in class diagram
o Don't crash on application exit
o Memory problem when importing classes from C++ sources
o Nestable components and subsystems in Component diagram
o Switch back to arrow tool after association creation
o Fix crash loading xmi file
o User interaction with UMLWidget improvements
o Comments are cut short when generating PHP code
o Freeze on C++ class import
o Fix crash on importing Java 1.5 classes containing annotations
* KCacheGrind
o "Fix slow handling (loading, cycle detection, drawing the call
graph) of profiles where functions have number of callers/callees
in the thousands. These unusual profiles are typically produced
by running callgrind on Valgrind itself (so called Valgrind
self-hosting)."
