STFL is a library which implements a curses-based widget set for text
terminals. The public STFL API is only 14 simple function calls big and
there are already generic SWIG bindings. Thus is very easy to port STFL
to additional scripting languages.
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ok jasper@
Changes:
* --shebang-wrap makes is possible to parallelize scripts by putting
parallel in the shebang line (the first #! line in scripts).
* --delay puts in a delay after starting each job. Useful to avoid
raceconditions and thundering herd problems.
* --results now uses / as separator instead of TAB and thus creates
subdirs. Thanks to Drew Frank.
* parallel: OpenBSD CPU detection. Thanks to Michal Markowski.
* niceload --sensor allows for negative numbers to signify a lower
number means the limit is lower.
* niceload --prg suspend a named program that is already running.
* niceload multiple --pid suspend process ids that are already
running.
* Bug fixes and man page updates.
ok ajacoutot@ sthen@ pascal@ (MAINTAINER)
duh. put "live" affinity markers while we're building stuff.
We don't re-read the on-disk markers outside of restart (should we ?)
so they HAVE to be in the pkgpath struct proper.
Tested on sparc64 & hppa, and went into an amd64 bulk build.
Node that builtins/certdata.c patch goes to the attic since it's
autogenerated at build time from builtins/certdata.txt (which we patch
too for CACert roots) since bug #683266.
There might be a chemspill for a TURKTRUST CA distrust soon (bug
#825022, sg-only) but let's get this in now.
utmp recording) which was in my tree already and which wasn't in Daniel's
submitted diff for the previous commit, as pointed out by dcoppa@.
(add an XXX comment reminder; as an xterm alternative, this *should*
do utmp recording.)
Augeas is a configuration editing tool. It parses configuration files in
their native formats and transforms them into a tree. Configuration
changes are made by manipulating this tree and saving it back into
native config files.
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