Alan Coopersmith (1):
Mark DEPTH_MASK as Unsigned int
Arnaud Fontaine (3):
Add autogen.sh to EXTRA_DIST.
Follow changes in m4 submodule.
Release 0.3.9
Gaetan Nadon (9):
config: add bug URL to AC_INIT
config: replace deprecated use of AC_OUTPUT with AC_CONFIG_FILES
config: use AC_CONFIG_HEADERS to create a config.h file
config: remove old dead code for documentation
config: add missing COPYING file
make: use AM_CPPFLAGS rather than per-target libxcb_render_util_la_CPPFLAGS
make: using EXTRA_DIST for xcb-renderutil.pc.in is redundant
make: there should be no attempt to remove any Makefile.in file
make: compile the library with standard xorg warning flags
Jochen Keil (1):
Fix compilation and linking issues with C++
Niclas Zeising (1):
Check submodules before running autoconf.
This release fixes a number of issues found by static analysis and
compiler warnings, and other minor code cleanups. On systems with
arc4random() in either libc or libbsd, it will now use that function
for generating authentication cookies.
This release reviewed/improved features reset on "hard reset" and
implemented four SGRs, for completeness. There were several other
minor fixes/improvements.
pkgsrc changes:
- remove post-3.3.5 fix patches
Changes noted in doc/en/ReleaseNote:
ver 3.3.6
* Support fcitx. (Experimental)
* Support scrollbar on Android.
* Remove the original "simple" scrollbar and link "sample" scrollbar statically
to mlterm as "simple" one. Rename "sample2" scrollbar to "sample".
* Bug fixes:
Fix partially corrupt screen in drawing animation gif.
Fix https://twitter.com/yoshikaw/status/462125454107738112
Fix corrupt screen in drawing large images.
Fix https://twitter.com/kefir_/status/467340224628924416
Fix the corrupt scrolling in vertical mode.
Just a simple maintenance release. User-visible changes include
one invalid #define fixed in the header file and the conditional
removal of the "Pointer" typedef to avoid name clashes and the
matching changes of the struct tmask.
Note: unless _XITYPEDEF_POINTER is defined, the Pointer typedef is
still there, so we're not breaking anything here. And the struct
tmask is only used by the server anyway and shouldn't be in the
header to begin with.
Do it for all packages that
* mention perl, or
* have a directory name starting with p5-*, or
* depend on a package starting with p5-
like last time, for 5.18, where this didn't lead to complaints.
Let me know if you have any this time.
configure due to missing pthread library. Buildlink pthread. Don't hardcode
-pthread for OSF1, MirBSD, and OpenBSD, but use PTHREAD_{C,LD}FLAGS
instead. Add pthread in bl3, but for the above targets.
Hyena is a C# library used to make awesome applications. It contains
a lot of random things, including useful data structures, a
Sqlite-based db layer, cool widgets, a JSON library, a smart job/task
scheduler, a user-query/search parser, and much more. It's particularly
useful for Gtk# applications, though only the Hyena.Gui assembly
requires Gtk#.
Needed by upcoming geography/opencpn. Major linux distro seems to have it
enabled by default.
This package now depends on cairo.
Bump PKGREVISION.
Dependant packages not bumped, as the library should be ABI backward-compatible
(tested with kicad).PKGREVISION.
Dependant packages not bumped, as the library should be ABI backward-compatible
(tested with cad/kicad).
packaged for wip by esg.
A Haskell binding to the X11 graphics library.
The binding is a direct translation of the C binding; for
documentation of these calls, refer to "The Xlib Programming
Manual", available online at <http://tronche.com/gui/x/xlib/>.
Upstream changes
----------------
Changes in version 3.3.14ga10, 27. April 2014
[x3270] Restored the ability to use the special 3270 fonts with code
page 1047.
Changes in version 3.3.14ga9, 13. April 2014
[all 3270] Fixed a crash when disabling tracing after opening the
trace file fails.
Changes in version 3.3.14beta8, 31. March 2014
[all 3270] Changed the keyboard to unlock when a BIND-IMAGE is received.
This matches the behavior of PCOMM and is consistent with some comments
found on IBM webpages. The net result is that the keyboard will be unlocked
(and scripts may be allowed to proceed) earlier than with previous versions
of the emulators. This is good for talking to hosts that don't send an initial
Write command (as can happen with CICS); previously this Write was the only
trigger for unlocking the keyboard at connect or BIND time. But it is bad if a
script implicitly depended on the old behavior. Scripts confused by this change
may need to add a Wait(InputField) to cover these cases.
[all 3270] Got rid of the E status for keyboard lock in the scripting prompt.
The status is now L (locked) or U (unlocked).
[all 3270] Added decoding of UNBIND reasons to traces.
[all 3270] Increased the number of situations where keyboard input can result
in typeahead instead of drops.
Changes in version 3.3.14ga6, 23. January 2014
[all] Fixed a problem with displaying text in NVT mode when the host does
no TELNET negotiation.
[all] Deprecated the dsTrace and eventTrace resources (and associated
toggles and x3270 menu options) and replaced them with a new single trace
resource and toggle. The old resources and toggles are still available, but
are effectively aliases for the new single setting.
Changes in version 3.3.14alpha5, 30. December 2013
[x3270] Turned the scrollbar on by default. Mapped the PageUp and
PageDown keys to the (new) Scroll action, to scroll up or down one screen,
respectively. Modified the Reset action to cancel any screen scrolling.
[all Windows] Got everything to build under MSVC again, using either
the command line or MS Visual Studio. A Visual Studio solution file is now
included in the source tarball. Windows targets also cross-compile again
with the latest Cygwin MinGW.
Changes in version 3.3.14alpha4, 21. December 2013
[all] Added a printTextScreensPerPage resource to control how many
screens of text are displayed per page when tracing screens to the printer.
[all] Corrected screen tracing to the printer so it observes the
printer.name and printer.command resources.
Changes in version 3.3.14alpha3, 16. December 2013
[all, wc3270] Fixed problem with message display during file
transfers initiated by scripts.
[all] Fixed a problem reading files with the Source action, when the
file does not end with a CR or NL.
Changes in version 3.3.14alpha2, 4. November 2013
[all] Added support for CICS IND$FILE file transfers.
Changes in version 3.3.14alpha1, 30. October 2013
[all] Allow file transfers to start when the screen is unformatted.
[all] Fixed a problem with the initial data stream trace snapshot
when the screen is unformatted.
A wrapper function was put around the Windows snprintf function,
to ensure that it always NUL-terminates strings. The lack of such a
wrapper could lead to string overflows in some situations.
libxkbcommon 0.4.2 - 2014-05-15
==================
- Fixed a bug where explicitly passing "--enable-x11" to ./configure would
in fact disable it (regressed in 0.4.1).
- Added @since version annotations to the API documentation for everything
introduced after the initial stable release (0.2.0).
- Added a section to the documentation about keysym transformations, and
clarified which functions perform a given transformation.
- XKB files which fail to compile during keymap construction can no longer
have any effect on the resulting keymap: changes are only applied when
the entire compilation succeeds.
Note: this was a minor correctness issue inherited from xkbcomp.
- Fix an out-of-bounds array access in src/x11/util.c:adopt_atoms()
error-handling code.
Note: it seems impossible to trigger in the current code since the input
size cannot exceed the required size.
This release is overflowing with security fixes and code cleanups,
including the fixes for CVE-2014-0209, CVE-2014-0210, & CVE-2014-0211
for the security advisory published earlier this week:
http://lists.x.org/archives/xorg-announce/2014-May/002431.html
This release works with fontsproto 2.1.2 or earlier and is for use with
the existing stable releases of xorg-server - 1.15 & earlier.
libXfont 1.5 will be released later this year to support fontsproto 2.1.3
and xorg-server 1.16. It will also change the compile time defaults to stop
building SNF font format support by default, taking the next step in the
deprecation of this file format that was used prior to X11R5, and has been
on the way out since 1991. In the unlikely event that you still need to
support old SNF format fonts, get in the habit of adding --enable-snfformat
to your configure flags when building.
