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ANN: SCons.0.96 adds Fortran 90/95 support, better Qt support, (Steven Knight)
[FSFE PR][EN] Introducing Wilhelm Tux, the new FSFE associate (fwd) ("Frederick Noronha (FN)")
GNU Gengetopt 2.12.2 (fwd) ("Frederick Noronha (FN)")
GNU Source-highlight 1.10 (fwd) ("Frederick Noronha (FN)")
AUCTeX 11.51 released (fwd) ("Frederick Noronha (FN)")
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 10:52:06 CST
From: Steven Knight <knight@baldmt.com>
Subject: ANN: SCons.0.96 adds Fortran 90/95 support, better Qt support,
SCons is a software construction tool (build tool, or make tool) written
in Python. It is based on the design which won the Software Carpentry
build tool competition in August 2000.
Version 0.96 of SCons has been released and is available for download
from the SCons web site:
http://www.scons.org/
Or through the download link at the SCons project page at SourceForge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/scons/
RPM and Debian packages and a Win32 installer are all available, in
addition to the traditional .tar.gz and .zip files.
WHAT'S NEW IN THIS RELEASE?
IMPORTANT: Release 0.96 contains the following interface changes:
- All Builder calls now return a *list* of Nodes, even when the Builder
only builds one file. This may require SConscript file changes if
you were manipulating the return values from Builders.
- The SConsignFile() function now uses a different internal database
format by default. This will cause a rebuild when you upgrade to
0.96 unless you modify your SConsignFile() call.
- The internal format of .sconsign files has been changed. The change
was coded to be backwards-compatible, but there might be corner
cases that cause warnings about "ignoring corrupt .sconsign files"
and rebuilds when you use SCons 0.96 for the first time in an
already-built tree.
- The scan_check function that can be supplied to a custom Scanner now
must take two arguments, the Node to be checked and a construction
environment. It previously only used the Node as an argument.
- The internal "node_factory" and "scanner" keyword arguments have
been removed from the Builder() function, in favor of separate
"target_factory," "source_factory," "target_scanner" and
"source"scanner" keywords, which are now documented.
- The Scanner add_skey() function has been dropped in favor of using
construction variables for the lists of file suffixes known to
a Scanner.
- File name extensions that contain all digits are now assumed to
be version numbers and treated as part of the file basename.
- The env.Append() and env.Prepend() methods have been changed to
behave like the rest of Python when either argument is a UserList.
See the release notes for more information about these changes.
This release adds the following new features:
- A new --debug=explain option tells SCons to report the reason(s)
why it thinks it must rebuild something.
- New Moc() and Uic() Builders provide more explicit control over
Qt builds, plus new construction variables to control them:
$QT_AUTOSCAN, $QT_DEBUG, $QT_MOCCXXPREFIX, $QT_MOCCXXSUFFIX,
$QT_MOCHPREFIX, $QT_MOCHSUFFIX, $QT_UICDECLPREFIX, $QT_UICDECLSUFFIX,
$QT_UICIMPLPREFIX, $QT_UICIMPLSUFFIX and $QT_UISUFFIX.
- Support for Fortran 90 and Fortran 95 has been added.
- The newer "ifort" versions of the Intel Fortran Compiler for Linux
are now supported.
- New functions have been added to return platform-independent Actions
that Chmod(), Copy(), Delete(), Mkdir(), Move() and Touch() files
and/or directories.
- A new Execute() function can now execute Actions directly at
SConscript-read time.
- A new $RPATH variable has been added that specifies a list of
directories for the GNU and IRIX linkers to search for shared
libraries.
- New $CPPSUFFIXES, $DSUFFIXES, $FORTRANSUFFIXES and $IDLSUFFIXES
variables have been added that make it easier to arrange for
additional file suffixes to be scanned by the default Scanners.
- A new Flatten() function can be used to turn nested lists of Nodes
(or other arguments) into a flat list.
- A new --debug=presub option prints the commands to be executed before
their construction variables are expanded.
- A new .win32 Node attribute will expand file names with Windows
backslash path separators on any system.
- A new ARGLIST variable makes it possible to fetch keyword=value
arguments in the order specified on the command line.
- Support has been added for the .dylib shared library suffix
and -dynamiclib linker option on Mac OS X (darwin).
This release enhances the following existing features:
- Environment override keywords can now be passed to the Command()
Builder.
- An emitter argument to a Builder() can now be a list of emitters
that will be called in sequence.
- The Java() Builder can now take more than one source directory.
- Scanners can now use suffix lists from construction variable
expansions.
- ParseConfig() now recognizes the -Wa, -Wl, -Wp and -pthread flags
and adds them to the appropriate variable(s).
- Dir (directory) Nodes can now be be created with user-specified
Builder objects.
- The SConf.CheckLib() method can now search a list of libraries.
- The env.WhereIs() method now takes a "reject" argument to weed out
specific path names.
- When calling Builders, SCons now issues a warning upon use of
the keywords "targets" and "sources", which are virtually always
typographic errors that otherwise silently (and confusingly) turn
into construction variable overrides.
- The $ASCOM, $ASPPCOM, $LINKCOM, $SHLINKCOM, $ARCOM, $LEXCOM and
$YACCCOM variables all have wrapper Actions by default. This makes
it easier to replace the default print behavior with a custom
strfunction().
- Individual tools that create libraries now override the default
$LIBPREFIX and $LIBSUFFIX values set by the platform. This makes
it easier to use Microsoft Visual Studio tools on a CygWin platform.
- If Visual Studio is installed, SCons now assumes its C/C++ compiler,
its linker and its MIDL compiler are available, too.
- SCons now searches for the ICL license file path name in the external
environment and the registry before resorting to the hard-coded
path name.
- When using Visual Studio, SCons now generates the PDB files at link
time, not compile time.
- Dependency tracking has been modified to eliminate spurious circular
dependencies in certain corner cases involving generated header
files, and to avoid rebuilding generated .h files when a #included
.h file changes.
- The internal Task.make_ready() method now creates a list of the
out-of-date Nodes for the task for use by the wrapping interface.
- A new single_source keyword argument when creating a Builder enforces
a single source file on calls to that Builder.
The following fixes have been added:
- The CacheDir() directory is now created if it doesn't exist.
- Construction variables can now be substituted in $LIBS expansions,
and $LIBS expansions now properly ignore null library values.
- Construction variables that can be searched for libraries now remove
.dll files from the list before feeding the list to Win32 compilers.
- All *PATH variables can now expand to include Nodes.
- The name of a Scanner.Classic instance is now initialized correctly.
- SCons now handles dangling symlinks without generating a stack trace.
- env.SourceCode() now works properly when called with an individual
file name or Node, not just with a directory name or Node.
- SCons now handles the lack of an external PATH environment variable.
- Use of $MSVS_IGNORE_IDE_PATHS was broken in 0.95 and is now fixed.
- The Command() global function now works properly with string actions;
this was broken in 0.95.
- A bug introduced in 0.95 in building shared libraries under MinGW
has been fixed.
- SCons now handles null entries (None or '') in tool lists or CPPPATH.
- SCons now handles exceptions in thread-safe ways, according to
Pythonic standards.
- Error messages have been improved when the evaluation of a
construction variable expansion yields a Python syntax error.
- File names on command lines are now escaped properly when the
expansion is concatenated with another string.
Performance has been improved as follows:
- Node creation has been sped up when calling a Builder by comparing
whether environments are the same object, not whether they have
equivalent construction variables.
- File system Nodes now cache their generated string values after
we've finished reading the SConscript() files.
- Node lookup has been made slightly more efficient.
- Deleting parents' implicit dependencies after a Node has been built
has been made more efficient.
The documentation has been improved:
- The User's Guide has had the following chapters and sections added:
A chapter describing how to install Python and SCons; a section
describing the declarative nature of SCons functions in SConscript
files; a chapter describing File and Directory Nodes and the return
values from Builders; a chapter describing the SConf (Autoconf-like)
functionality; a chapter describing Java builds.
- The early chapters of the User's Guide have been reorganized to
better explain concepts for new users (based on input from Robert
P. J. Day, many thanks).
- User's Guide fixes: the signatures of the various example *Options()
calls; triple-quote properly a multi-line Split() example.
- Man page additions: an example and explanation of how to use "tools =
['default', ..." when creating a construction environment; a section
describing File and Directory Nodes and some of their attributes
and methods; a section describing use of the target_factory and
source_factory keyword arguments when creating Builder objects.
- Man page fixes: formatting typos, misspellings, fix a bad example.
ABOUT SCONS
Distinctive features of SCons include:
- a global view of all dependencies; no multiple passes to get
everything built properly
- configuration files are Python scripts, allowing the full use of a
real scripting language to solve difficult build problems
- a modular architecture allows the SCons Build Engine to be
embedded in other Python software
- the ability to scan files for implicit dependencies (#include files);
- improved parallel build (-j) support that provides consistent
build speedup regardless of source tree layout
- use of MD5 signatures to decide if a file has really changed; no
need to "touch" files to fool make that something is up-to-date
- easily extensible through user-defined Builder and Scanner objects
- build actions can be Python code, as well as external commands
An scons-users mailing list is available for those interested in getting
started using SCons. You can subscribe at:
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/scons-users
Alternatively, we invite you to subscribe to the low-volume
scons-announce mailing list to receive notification when new versions of
SCons become available:
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/scons-announce
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Special thanks to Chad Austin, Charles Crain, Tom Epperly, Ralf
W. Grosse-Kunstleve, Jonathan Gurley, Bob Halley, Chris Hoeppler, James
Juhasz, Chris Murray, Gary Oberbrunner, Simon Perkins, Kevin Quick,
Anthony Roach, sam th and Christoph Wiedemann for their contributions
to this release.
On behalf of the SCons team,
--SK
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 13:23:52 CST
From: "Frederick Noronha (FN)" <fred@bytesforall.org>
Subject: [FSFE PR][EN] Introducing Wilhelm Tux, the new FSFE associate (fwd)
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Introducing Wilhelm Tux, the new FSFE associate
The Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) and Wilhelm Tux proudly
declare that Wilhelm Tux, a Swiss Free Software organisation, has
officially become associate organisation of the FSFE.
Becoming part of the network and competence centre for Free Software
is something that the Swiss Free Software enthusiasts had planned for
some time now: "This is indeed great news for all members and friends
of Wilhelm Tux, as this adds a new brick to the road ahead promoting
Free Software in Switzerland. We are eager to continue raising the
interest for Free Software in a Free Society, especially in Switzerland
universally known as a land of Freedom", says Myriam Schweingruber,
president of Wilhelm Tux. Her colleague Alex Schr=C3=B6der adds:
"Our active members and friends are working in all parts of Switzerland,
beyond geographical or lingustic barriers, be it in the German, the
French or the Italian, not to forget the Romansh part of the country to
raise the interest in Free Software and also the philosophical, social
and economical issues related to it."
The collaboration with the FSFE is of great importance as its work
has always been an example to Wilhelmtux and "of course we hope
to contribute with our work in the construction of a Free Society",
Myriam Schweingruber concludes.
"We are very happy to have taken our co-operation with Wilhelm Tux to
the next level," Georg Greve, president of FSFE comments. "We had
very good co-operation and contact before, so this was a rather easy
and joyful decision for us. We are very much looking forward to
working with our Swiss friends for more Freedom."
About the Free Software Foundation Europe
The Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) is a charitable
non-governmental organization dedicated to all aspects of Free
Software in Europe. Access to software determines who may participate
in a digital society. Therefore the Freedoms to use, copy, modify and
redistribute software - as described in the Free Software definition -
allow equal participation in the information age. Creating awareness
for these issues, securing Free Software politically and legally, and
giving people Freedom by supporting development of Free Software are
central issues of the FSFE, which was founded in 2001 as the
European sister organization of the Free Software Foundation in the
United States.
Further information: http://www.fsfeurope.org
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 13:23:55 CST
From: "Frederick Noronha (FN)" <fred@bytesforall.org>
Subject: GNU Gengetopt 2.12.2 (fwd)
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GNU Gengetopt 2.12.2 has been released. It is available from
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gengetopt/ and mirrors of that site (see list of
mirror sites at http://www.gnu.org/order/ftp.html).
GNU Gengetopt generates a C function that uses getopt_long function
to parse the command line options, validate them and fill a
struct.
Version 2.12.2
* removed segfaults in multiple option handling (thanks to Gyozo Papp)
* sections can be associated a more detailed description that
will be printed in the --help (suggested by Gyozo Papp)
* options and arguments in config files can be separated by '='
(with help from Gyozo Papp)
* wrapping is applied to all description strings (with help from Gyozo Papp)
* better check for "strings" well-formedness in configuration files
(with help from Gyozo Papp)
Version 2.12.1
* the generated source include config.h before any other header:
otherwise some problems may come up in some circumstances
(reported by Heinz Salzmann)
* options can have optional arguments (as suggested by
Guillaume Chazarain)
* a _free function is generated for deallocating dynamic memory
allocated for the option arguments by the parser
and memory leaks in the generated files are removed
(thanks to Michael Hagemann)
* an _init function is generated that is called instead of clear_args
and a initialize parameter has to be passed to the config file parser
stating whether the args_info struct has to be initialized
(Richard Zidlicky reported problems if the config file parser is
called before the standard command line parser)
* a second parser function is generated that allows to specify the
override and initialize parameters that should be used together with
the config file parser. You can also specify whether the
check for required option must be performed.
* --arg-struct-name option for specifying the name of the generated
struct for args info (suggested by Richard Zidlicky)
* --unamed-opts can be given an optional argument
describing the additional arguments without names, default is still
FILES (as suggested by Simon Josefsson)
* the config file parser generator was re-written in order to handle
multiple options and other standard command line options
* multiple options are allowed not to have arguments
(suggested by Simon Josefsson)
* multiple option arguments can be given separated by commas
(thanks to Gyozo Papp)
* default values can contain % without generating compiler errors
in the generated code (thanks to Franck Lombardi)
* Added --c-extension and --header-extension for specifying the
extensions of generated files.
Visit the Gengetopt home page at
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 13:24:00 CST
From: "Frederick Noronha (FN)" <fred@bytesforall.org>
Subject: GNU Source-highlight 1.10 (fwd)
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GNU Source-highlight 1.10 has been released. It is available from
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/source-highlight/ and mirrors of that site (see
list of mirror sites at http://www.gnu.org/order/ftp.html).
GNU Source-highlight, given a source file, produces a document with
syntax highlighting.
At the moment this package can handle
* Java
* Javascript
* C/C++
* Prolog
* Perl
* Php3
* Python
* Flex
* ChangeLog
* Ruby
* Lua
* Caml
* Sml
* Log files (new)
as source languages, and
HTML
XHTML
ANSI color escape sequences (new)
as output format.
Version 1.10
* Added scanner for log files (also for iptables and apache logs)
thanks to Jan Tatarik
* Fixed some bugs in the perl scanner (thanks to Geir Nilsen)
* configure checks for ios_base
* check for the right ar to use, fixes problems under Sun compilers
(thanks to Paul Townsend)
Visit the Source-highlight home page at
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Bug reports should go to bug-source-highlight@gnu.org.
The following mailing lists are available:
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 13:24:04 CST
From: "Frederick Noronha (FN)" <fred@bytesforall.org>
Subject: AUCTeX 11.51 released (fwd)
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that has been posted to comp.emacs,comp.emacs.xemacs,comp.text.tex as=
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Release notes for AUCTeX 11.51
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=
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AUCTeX provides by far the most wide-spread and sophisticated
environment for editing LaTeX, TeX, ConTeXt and Texinfo documents wit=
h
Emacs or XEmacs. When combined with packages like RefTeX,
preview-latex, flyspell and others, it is pretty much without peer as
a comprehensive authoring solution for a large variety of operating
system platforms and TeX distributions. It supports
document-dependent completion and syntax highlighting, easily
accessible menus, jumping to error locations in the source file, a
number of editing shortcuts, and intelligent indentation and filling
of the text while you enter it.
Documentation and interfaces in this release are still a moving
target, partly due to a lack of volunteers for non-programming tasks:
documentation writing, tutorials, translations, reference material,
sleuth work, testing. The usual ``volunteers welcome'' applies here.
New features and fixed bugs in this release
===========================================
This is primarily a bug fix release to the last major release 11.50.
PDFTeX and Source Special support did not work with ConTeXt, this has
been fixed. Similar for Source Special support under Windows. Some
more potential installation mistakes are now diagnosed. Omega suppor=
t
has been added. Some user interface changes have been done and other
bugs fixed.
IMPORTANT: Many of the new features rely on special properties in the
variable `TeX-command-list' and will not work if you customized this
variable for a former release of AUCTeX. If this is the case for you=
,
please re-initialize the variable by erasing the customization,
thereby setting the variable to the new default, and re-adding your
changes afterwards. Many such changes can be avoided by using other
customization variables.
Requirements
============
It is required that you use at least GNU Emacs 21 or XEmacs 21.4 with
AUCTeX. Support for Emacs 20 has been dropped in favor of getting
more important work done. Unfortunately, just before release it has
come to our attention that you need at least version 1.84 of the
xemacs-base package (released on 01/27/2004) or a sumo tarball dated
02/02/2004 or newer for compiling AUCTeX because of non-trivial
changes in easy-mmode.el. Providing backward compatibility to earlie=
r
versions would require resources we don't have right now: none of the
currently active developers actually uses XEmacs. We apologize for
the inconvenience and hope that you can make use of the XEmacs packag=
e
system to upgrade if necessary.
Availability
============
AUCTeX can be downloaded from <URL:ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/auctex>.
This location is mirrored to the directory support/auctex on CTAN. I=
t
is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2.
You'll find more information at the web site of AUCTeX
<URL:http://www.gnu.org/software/auctex>, including its mailing list
address.
Future development and additional information
=============================================
AUCTeX is proceeding as a GNU project with the long-term intent of
merging it into Emacs (and merging with preview-latex
<URL:http://preview-latex.sourceforge.net> probably next year). For
that reason, all new contributors need to assign copyright to their
contributions to the FSF (the usual procedure for Emacs contributors)=
..
The same holds for past contributors. The principal authors and
maintainers have already done so, but it would require a diligent and
diplomatic volunteer to find and ask the rest.
Current project manager is David Kastrup <URL:mailto:dak@gnu.org>.
While Paypal contributions are appreciated, volunteering for tasks
remains the most effective way of helping AUCTeX development.
The following people contributed to this release (in alphabetical
order): Ralf Angeli, Masayuki Ataka, Thomas Baumann, Berend de Boer,
Peter S. Galbraith, Patrick Gundlach, Yvon Hevel, David Kastrup, Fran=
k
K=FCster, Jan-=C5ke Larsson, Dan Nicolaescu, Piet van Oostrum, Davide
G. M. Salvetti, Mike Sperber, Reiner Steib, Christian Schlauer, Shiro
Takeda (Please apologize if we forgot somebody.)
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