Natural Docs is an extensible, multi-language source code documentation
generator. The syntax is transparent so that the comments in the source
code read just as easily as the generated documentation. Also focuses
on automation and high-quality output.
ok aja@
- Workaround IE<=8 bug where Content-Disposition:inline was ignored
- Fix XSS vulnerability in vbscript: and data:text links handling
- Fix cache (in)validation after setting \Deleted flag
while dependencies are missing
Following landry's remark, also take packages to build out of the race
if some RUN_DEPENDS are going to be ignored. Only do it right before we
put the package in the queue, so that the test is run exactly once per
package instead of during every scan.
I was also worried about multi-packages, but this only takes one fullpkgpath
out of the loop, and "make package" is going to fail half-way through anyways.
happening while some 'unjunk' ports are building.
this is a work-around for a known problem with cmake and qt4 include
dependency handlers...
Also, cache fullpkgpath while building a job, as this contributes for
a large part to the speed (not) of the display when building lots of
ports.
also move the report to the main package, and show a prominent
STOPPED in the title bar if you forget you stopped it during a
previous run ('why is my dpb not building anything ?')
- use /etc/findlib.conf instead of /usr/local/share/examples/findlib.conf.
- add commented out option to enable ocamldoc.opt by default to findlib.conf
OK jasper@, anil@ (maintainer)
TinyXML is a simple, small, C++ XML parser that can be easily integrated
into other programs.
In brief, TinyXML parses an XML document, and builds from that a
Document Object Model (DOM) that can be read, modified, and saved.
ok jasper@
AST-2012-014: crashes due to large stack allocations in TCP;
affects remote unauthenticated SIP *over TCP* and remote authenticated
XMPP/HTTP connections.
AST-2012-015: DoS through resource consumption by exploiting device
state caching; exploitable if anonymous calls are permitted.
Now supports colorschemes, a search dialog, and a quake-like drop-down
mode to bind on a kbd shortcut - and also a lots of bugfixes.
See http://git.xfce.org/apps/xfce4-terminal/tree/NEWS for details.
