lang/gcc16-libjit: import gcc16-libjit-16.1.0
The GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) includes front ends for C, C++,
Objective-C, Fortran, and Go.
This package contains libgccjit, an API for embedding GCC inside
programs and libraries.
lang/gcc16-libs: import gcc16-libs-16.1.0nb1
The GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) includes front ends for C, C++, Objective-C,
Fortran, and Go, as well as libraries for these languages (libstdc++,
libgfortran, ...).
This packages provides GCC support libraries in a specific location and allows
packages to depend on just the libraries rather than having to pull in the full
GCC package.
resterm: Update to 0.53.1
This release fixes several document and capture bugs, adds multiline directives and makes response refer only to the current request.
Import ldis, a lua 5.4 and 5.5 disassembler, into the packages collection.
This is ldis, a disassembler for lua binary files. It works for
binaries compiled by the 5.4 and 5.5 branches of lua, discovering the
compiler used to compile into the opcodes, and delivers the assembly
opcodes and data in an easy to read form. It is similar to the output
produced by luac -l -l, but of course, does not need the lua source
code around to be able to recover the opcodes, constants, upvals and
local variables.
In general, there is little lua consistency between major lua releases.
Bytecodes are numbered differently, and so there is little
consistency, and compiled programs usually need to be recompiled.
This disassembler tries to bridge that gap, by being able to
disassemble both 5.4 and 5.5-compiled binaries.
geography/py-nmeagps; Update to 1.1.5
### RELEASE 1.1.7
1. Fix typo in release version (v1.1.6 rather than V1.1.6) for those using pkgsrc to deploy.
### RELEASE 1.1.6
1. Add fix for ALC message definition - thanks to @SoerenDittman for contribution #96.
strawberry: updated to 1.2.26
1.2.26
Bugfixes
Fixed re-loading playlist item metadata for local files not in the collection after editing tags
Enhancements
Replaced deprecated QLibraryInfo::path with QLibraryInfo::paths
Removed dedicated network access manager for lyrics
Refactor the playlist items save/reload code
Refactor the translation loading code
Pullup ticket #7224 - requested by maya
lang/perl5: security fix
follow-up: remove 0-byte patches, these files were meant to be deleted in the
last commit.
py-pyvcd: updated to 0.4.2
pyvcd-0.4.2 (2026-08-09)
* fix: accept special characters in reader scope and variable names
* fix: take a variable's bit index from the final bracketed section of its
reference
* build: remove deprecated packaging metadata
* docs: official support for Python 3.14
* docs: cite IEEE 1800-2023 for the VCD specification
* docs: project moved back to the SanDisk-Open-Source organization
py-time-machine: updated to 3.3.1
3.3.1
Fix small rounding errors in destination calculations.
Previously, time-machine computed destinations in floating-point seconds, which could lead to small rounding errors: up to a few hundred nanoseconds for present-day destinations, growing to several microseconds by the year 2500. This change fixes the pipeline to use integer nanoseconds throughout, so time-travel is precise for any supported date.
3.3.0
Support Python 3.15.
Mock datetime.date.today() directly, for Python 3.15 support.
Previously time-machine was mocked only indirectly, since CPython implemented it by calling cls.fromtimestamp(time.time()). Python 3.15 added a fast path that reads the system clock directly (CPython Issue 130980), so time travel no longer affected it, which the new mock fixes. Consequently, there are new escape hatch functions: escape_hatch.datetime.date.today() and escape_hatch.datetime.datetime.today().
Support isolated subinterpreters, as created by concurrent.interpreters on Python 3.14+. Previously, importing time-machine in an isolated subinterpreter failed with an ImportError.
Move the intermediary functions that patched functions call from Python to C. This change reduces the overhead of calling patched functions like time.time() while time travelling, making them around 10-20% faster.
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