CVS commit: pkgsrc/graphics/GraphicsMagick

["Adam Ciarcinski" <adam%netbsd.org@localhost>]

Module Name:    pkgsrc
Committed By:   adam
Date:           Mon Mar 11 17:45:05 UTC 2013

Modified Files:
        pkgsrc/graphics/GraphicsMagick: Makefile Makefile.common PLIST distinfo

Log Message:
Changes 1.3.18:
Special Issues:

Due to GCC bug 53967, several key agorithms (e.g. convolution) may execute much 
faster (e.g. 2-3X) for x86-64 and/or when SSE is enabled for floating point 
math (-mfpmath=sse) if the GCC option -frename-registers is used. Default 
32-bit builds do not experience the problem since they use '387 math. It is not 
clear in what version of GCC this problem started but it was not noticed by the 
developers until the GCC 4.6 timeframe. Other compilers do not suffer from this 
bug.
Security Fixes:

None.
Bug fixes:

Fixed bug with format substitutions if input string ends with a single '%'.
BMP: Fixed an old bug with decoding chromaticity primaries.
PNG: Fixed reading of interlaced images. Fix reading of sub-8-bit palette and 
grayscale images. Some PNG sub-formats were written incorrectly. Fix crash in 
PNG8 writer if image colors happened to be non-zero but image was not actually 
colormapped.
PNG: Configure script now also searches for libpng versions 16 and 17.
TIFF: Fix a crash which was noticed when writing RGBA separated (planar) format.
--enable-symbol-prefix was not prefixing all of the C symbols. Some core C 
library functions were not prefixed. This option applies to the Wand library 
API as well now.
C API: When input is from a user-provided file descriptor, the file position is 
restored after reading the file header bytes. Previously the file position was 
rewound to the beginning of the file. This allows reading embedded image data 
from the current offset in a file, and allows continuing to use the stream 
after GraphicsMagick has returned the image.
C API: It is now possible to invoke CloseBlob() multiple times.
display: Display was supposed to respond to +/-usePixmap, but was not. It was 
responding to +/-use_pixmap. Now it responds to both.
Windows/VisualMagick: Fix building GraphicsMagick with Intel ICC compiler 
driven by Visual Studio Professional 2012.
Windows: Avoid a crash and produce a useful diagnostic if Ghostscript is needed 
but not yet installed.
New Features:

GM utility: New 'batch' command was contributed by Kenneth Xu which supports 
executing any number of other GM utility sub-commands in a single invokation in 
a sort of "batch" script. Input may be piped from standard input, from a 
specified file, or from a 'GM >' command prompt. This utilities front-end 
allows any other program/script to drive 'gm' using a co-process model and 
speeds up execution by eliminating utility start-up/shut-down time.
WIN64 (64-bit Windows): Windows 64-bit is now officially supported.
convert/mogrify: Now support -auto-orient to automatically rotate the image 
upright for viewing based on its current orientation setting. Also support 
-orient to support setting the current image orientation. Please note that the 
orientation property of EXIF profiles is not yet updated so the EXIF profile 
will be wrong after using -auto-orient.
C API: AutoOrientImage(), new New function to automatically orient the image so 
that it is upright for normal viewing.
Wand API: MagickGetImagePage()/MagickSetImagePage(), new functions to support 
getting and setting the image page size and offsets.
PNG: Added PNG48 and PNG64 support. Added PNG00 support (png encoder that 
inherits its color-type and bit-depth from the input, if the input was a PNG 
datastream).
Feature improvements:

GraphicsMagick TAP tests may now be run stand-alone using Perl's 'prove' TAP 
test driver.
Performance Improvements:

Detection of glob specifications in file names is more efficient.
Windows Delegate Updates:

None.
Behavior Changes:

ltdl: Libltdl is no longer bundled. Libltdl must be previously installed on the 
system in order to build the modules configuration.
AppendImages() now converts subsequent images to the colorspace of the first 
image, and no longer converts the first image to RGB. Instead, it is assumed 
the user knows what she is doing.
SetImageColorRegion() no longer automatically converts the image to RGB. The 
user is responsible for assuring that the provided color is in the same 
colorspace as the image.


To generate a diff of this commit:
cvs rdiff -u -r1.56 -r1.57 pkgsrc/graphics/GraphicsMagick/Makefile
cvs rdiff -u -r1.7 -r1.8 pkgsrc/graphics/GraphicsMagick/Makefile.common
cvs rdiff -u -r1.18 -r1.19 pkgsrc/graphics/GraphicsMagick/PLIST
cvs rdiff -u -r1.33 -r1.34 pkgsrc/graphics/GraphicsMagick/distinfo

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