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Re: Hamlib 3.0 release announcement
When will it be available in the official apt or ppa repositories ?
Den 19. sep. 2015 16:28, skrev Nate Bargmann:
> The Hamlib Group is pleased to announce the release of Hamlib 3.0.
>
> This release of Hamlib introduces a change to the version scheme.
> Essentially, the leading '1.' characters have been dropped so '3.0' is a
> direct follow on from the '1.2.' releases and has been configured to be
> ABI compatible with the '1.2.' releases.
>
> Bug fixes to this release will start with '3.0.1' through '3.0.n'.
>
> The next releases will be '3.1' through '3.n' until the next major
> release.
>
>
> Files are hosted at the Hamlib prjoect page at SourceForge.net:
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib/files/hamlib/3.0/
>
>
> The changes include:
>
> Version 3.0
> 2015-09-20
> * Kill RPC backends and rpc.rigd/rpc.rotd
> * Remove -e|--end-marker option from rigctld and rotctld
> * Build system updates--remove obsolete macros, autogen.sh now
> runs autoreconf to invoke Autotools to bootstrap the build
> system, libltdl is installed into the source tree as a part
> of the build system bootstrap and is included in the source
> tarball, ABI version is set to be compatible with the 1.2
> series, all Autotools installed files are copied rather than
> symlinked and put in the build-aux directory, building
> rigmem and rigmatrix are now user selectable at configure
> run time, building static libraries are disabled by default.
> Fixed TCL binding installation, fixed Perl binding build so it
> is not invoked by 'make dist' and clean up build files. Cleaned
> up bindings builds to occur in alphabetical order. Use new
> ax_pkg_swig macro and update ax_python_devel macro. Test for
> presence of pkg-config before testing for pkg-config use.
> * Implement new RIT/XIT activation/deactivation through rig_get/set_func()
> * IC-PCR1500/2500 default write_delay to 0, IC-746/756, IC-PCR8500
> fixes, pcr.c, pcr1500.c: Add DSP support. TNX Paul, KE7ZZ
> * WinRadio G313 updates. TNX Julian Campbel
> * Readline editing and history support added to rigctl interactive
> mode. Implement options for reading and writing history file.
> * Readline editing and history support added to rotctl interactive
> mode. Implement options for reading and writing history file.
> * A new manual draft written in Texinfo added. Both GNU Info and single
> HTML files are built and distributed, requires makeinfo.
> * Android build system support. See android/README.android. Android
> Makefile fragments are included in source tarballs.
> * Monolithic library, thanks to Remi Chateauneu for the majority of
> the work! This allows enabling of a single static library so
> static libs are enabled by default. Removes dependency on libltdl.
> * Fixes to easycomm, TNX Steve AI4QR.
> * Fixes to port handling allowing PTT and CAT on the same port. TNX
> Bill, G4WJS.
> * New Peaberry models V1 and V2 added to kit backend. TNX ON8VQ
> and R2AEE.
> * New IC-7100 model. TNX Martin, CT1IQI.
> * Use AC_CHECK_LIB macro to search for libusb rather than rely on
> pkg-config. Preserve environment variables LIBUSB_CFLAGS and
> LIBUSB_LIBS as user precious variables. Two features,
> --with-xml-support and --enable-usrp still rely on pkg-config so
> only invoke pkg-config when either or both of these features are
> selected. Only the Winradio g313 model uses libdl so test for it
> only when Winradio backend is enabled.
> * New IC-M700PRO, IC-M710, IC-M802.
> * New Icom ID-5100 model.
> * New rotor, cnctrk by KI4SBL
> * Many backend fixes and updates from many contributors (see Git
> log for complete details).
>
> Also all work from 1.2.15.3 and prior releases.
>
>
> TODO:
>
> Continue to improve the documentation. This includes completing the
> included manual and migrating content from the old MediaWiki format to
> the Markdown format now used by SourceForge.net. Target: ongoing.
>
> Due to the apparent lack of a libusb package for Windows 64 bit, trial
> builds of the current Hamlib for W64 lack support for the USB backends.
> The project should transition these backends to the newer libusb 1.0
> series. Target: 3.1.
>
> Continue to accept support for new radios and devices and improvement to
> existing radios and devices. Hamlib has a large list of contributors
> and development relies on testing and code contributions from owners of
> the many varied radios, rotors, and whatever else Hamlib may come to
> support in the future.
>
>
> The Hamlib Group offers their sincere thanks for everyone whose work has
> made this release possible.
>
> 73, Nate
>
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