This still uses the downloaded documentation instead of building
it, because it's no fun do build the documentation on low-memory
and/or slow systems like arm (it ran for a couple of days on my
armish, and then it failed with a segfault, which i then couldn't
reproduce for the specific file the segfaults happend on).
It also doesn't depend on the texinfo-4.13 port I sent to ports@
(but not yet committed) recently.
Running it on some of my (rather oldish, i.e. written for lilypond-2.10
and older) files produces mixed results -- simple stuff still works,
some stuff reports failure (yet creates correct output, which is
strange). Complicated music like my (never finished) work on the
Busoni transcription of BWV-1004/Partita II doesn't work at all
(but iirc, it didn't with lilypond-2.12, either).
make regress currently fails with this version, because it would
need the texinfo port and a new test-baseline, which I didn't yet
create.
Some work to build the documentation for real (possibly shielded by a
pseudo flavor) will follow.
Drop gstoraster (formerly known as ps2raster); it is replaced
by the new gstoraster package.
Also Drop pstopxl, it's currently broken (at least since gs-9.00).
If anyone needs it, please let me know (or patch/repair it yourself
and send me a diff). Note that it would need rather heavy patching
or it had to depend on gnu grep.
ok aja@
pdftoraster filter.
It honours the *LandscapeOrientation: Plus90 | Minus90 | Any PPD
directive (Any interpreted as Plus90) and does the necessary
transformation by ordinary PostScript means, thus bypassing the
special CTM handling by Ghostscript's cups device (which is equivalent
to Minus90).
Currently, only the Landscape/Portrait orientation is handled,
forcing the output to the orientation specified by the PPD default
page size. Any fit-to-page scaling is not yet implemented.
ok aja@
(upstream git commit 45576b6c6f8255e979187b034a73385d508c9223)
Add a comment about why I chose to not install auto-generated
non-English manpages (thanks schwarze@)
and e2fs-uuid.pc to uuid.pc. uuid.pc is what all projects using
pkg-config expect to find when looking for the "standard" uuid lib nowadays.
prompted by aja@
ok aja@ landry@ sthen@
Raindrops is a real-time stats toolkit to show statistics for Rack HTTP
servers. It is designed for preforking servers such as Rainbows! and
Unicorn, but should support any Rack HTTP server under Ruby 1.9, 1.8 and
Rubinius on platforms supporting POSIX shared memory. It may also be
used as a generic scoreboard for sharing atomic counters across multiple
processes.
OK sthen@
