Based on an original submission by Dimitri Karamazov
<deserter666 (AT) danwin1210 (DOT) me>, who takes MAINTAINER -- thanks!
ok sthen@
Bemenu is a dynamic menu library and client program inspired by demu.
Bemenu works similar to demu but supports a wider range of outputs like
curses, x11 and wayland, etc.
ok benoit@
zmac is a Z-80 macro cross-assembler. It has all the features you'd
expect. It assembles the specified input file (with a '.z' extension if
there is no pre-existing extension and the file as given doesn't exist)
and produces program output in many different formats. It also produces
a nicely-formatted listing of the machine code and cycle counts
alongside the source in a ".lst" file.
Undocumented Z-80 instructions are supported as well as 8080 code.
zmac strives to be a powerful assembler with expressions familiar to C
programmers while providing good backward compatibility with original
assemblers such as Edtasm, MRAS and Macro-80.
Prompted by an email from espie@ who noticed that nothing was using xli and
very rightly asked why anyone would prefer xli over xloadimage, which xli
is a fork of.
From Nam Nguyen, notes:
- Move HOMEPAGE to https
- Hosts MASTER_SITES as a tarball from a git checkout dated 2018/11/10
on my server. Does anyone have space available to host this distfile
until upstream does a new release? My VPS is cheap and not so reliable,
but if this is acceptable, I could host it.
- Moves to qt5
- CONFIGURE_STYLE autoreconf because it is not a release tarball
- Adds gettext,-tools to BUILD_DEPENDS for building translations
- do-gen line taken from Makefile.template to run autohell
Note: I omitted BUILD_DEPENDS like devel/libtool and
${MODGNU_AUTOHELL_DEPENDS} because they seem to be pulled in by
the autoreconf CONFIGURE_STYLE.
- pre-build calls en@quot.po-create and en@boldquot.po-create targets in
the po/Makefile. By default msgfmt fails because it expects a header
(the header is inserted by these targets) when converting the po
(portable object) files into gmo (GNU machine object).
Note: I omitted the canonical env -i ${MAKE_ENV} before
${MAKE_PROGRAM} because it strangely fails. It should not be a problem
because the *.po for quot and boldquot get headers correctly inserted
for processing by gettext's msgfmt. Also, quote and boldquot only
change quotation marks and are not really translation files.
- Upstream added my menu segfault fix, so this update brings it to this
commit:
https://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/eliot.git/commit/?id=672a1b5001069b09c8e13c7bf1488e33164461f5
- Upstream also added patch-dic_csv_helper_cpp, so remove it.
https://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/eliot.git/commit/?id=5859299b48a8ca5756e1607139429edd4ac7ffa0
- Qt5 by default was recently merged to master, so --enable-qt now means
Qt5.
https://git.savannah.nongnu.org/cgit/eliot.git/commit/?id=b2cf69e3afa4fe1d63fb067848fa2d0723a307ff
Tweaks by landry@, Diff form Nam Nguyen! Thanks
OK sthen@, port from Alessandro De Laurenzis
Comment:
full end-to-end digital synthesis flow for VLSI ASIC designs
Description:
A digital synthesis flow is a set of tools and methods used to turn a
VLSI design written in a high-level behavioral language like Verilog
or VHDL into a physical circuit, which can either be configuration code
for an FPGA target or a layout in a specific technology, that would
become part of an IC.
Qflow uses a complete and open source tool chain for synthesizing
digital circuits starting from Verilog source and ending in physical
layout for a specific target fabrication process.
Maintainer: Alessandro De Laurenzis
WWW: http://opencircuitdesign.com/qflow/
reverts skylake updates which broke boot on some but not all systems
https://github.com/intel/Intel-Linux-Processor-Microcode-Data-Files/issues/31
breakage reported by Abel Abraham Camarillo Ojeda on i3-6100U 06-4e-03
not seen by sthen@ on i5-6200U 06-4e-03
ok sthen@
== 20200616 Release ==
-- Updates upon 20200609 release --
Processor Identifier Version Products
Model Stepping F-MO-S/PI Old->New
---- new platforms ----------------------------------------
---- updated platforms ------------------------------------
SKL-U/Y D0 6-4e-3/c0 000000dc->000000d6 Core Gen6 Mobile
SKL-U23e K1 6-4e-3/c0 000000dc->000000d6 Core Gen6 Mobile
SKL-H/S R0/N0 6-5e-3/36 000000dc->000000d6 Core Gen6; Xeon E3 v5
---- removed platforms ------------------------------------
tests are disabled as they require an additional dependency, but both
ports depending on this still build ok. (doesn't help dependent ports
build on 3.8 though, that likely needs a cloudpickle update).
- take maintainership
please see https://nasm.us/doc/nasmdocc.html for a full changelog;
amonst other fixes/features, this release adds support for 'note' ELF
sections as used in .note.openbsd.ident.
additional testing by gonzalo@, thanks!
ok cwen@
Works; additional features to be worked on in-tree.
Plank is meant to be the simplest dock on the planet. The goal is to
provide just what a dock needs and absolutely nothing more. It is,
however, a library which can be extended to create other dock programs
with more advanced features.
