Changelog for perl-PAR-Packer-1.039-26.1.x86_64.rpm :
Sun Oct 8 14:00:00 2017 cooloAATTsuse.com
- remove -test subspec (which ignored errors in make check anyway)
- add 50ff73f26855151910e039b8480473024ae08b8a.patch to fix tests
with latest perl

Sun Oct 8 14:00:00 2017 cooloAATTsuse.com
- updated to 1.039
see /usr/share/doc/packages/perl-PAR-Packer/Changes
1.039 2017-09-28
- Brown paper bag: add missing t/utils.pl
1.038 2017-09-27
- Fix \"RT#122949: PAR-Packer-1.37 executables split arguments containing whitespace\"
- on Windows, quote elements of argv array passed to spawnvp();
algorithm stolen from Win32::ShellQuote.
- introduce helper t/utils.pl to streamline tests
- require IPC::Run3 for test
- make test work with \"dot-less\" perl and PERL_USE_UNSAFE_INC=0
1.037 2017-05-28
- Fix RT#121268 for PAR-Packer: error installing PAR-Packer on windows10 ( 64Bit )
- on Windows, make dl_findfile() search first in the directory containing
the perl executable (to avoid erroneous hits in other members of PATH)
- Fix RT#120038: [PATCH] Fix build for VS2015 (VC++ 14)
and merge pull request from Steve Hay (shayAATTcpan.org)
- makes PAR::Packer work with VisualStudio 2015. Thanks, Steve!
- Fix RT#120041: --exclude gets confused by missing modules
- guard against Module::ScanDeps::_find_in_inc() returning ()
- Fail early when packing with a version of Perl
that\'s different frome the one PAR::Packer was built with.
Scenario: User has built and installed PAR::Packer (or got it
pre-packaged), then installs a newer version of Perl, then does
pp -o foo.exe foo.pl
But running foo.exe then fails with
foo.exe
C:\\Users\\jon\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\parlzcPb.exe: Perl lib version (5.24.1) doesn\'t match executable \'perl.exe\' version (5.24.0) at C:/Perl64/lib/Config.pm line 62.
Compilation failed in require at C:/Perl64/lib/Errno.pm line 10.
...
C:\\Perl64\\sitein/pp: Failed to extract a parl from \'PAR::StrippedPARL::Static\' to file \'C:\\Users\\jon\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\parl3swwQJc.exe\' at C:/Perl64/site/lib/PAR/Packer.pm line 1184, line 1.
Now, pp will fail and with a more useful message.
- Switch from Module::Install to ExtUtils::MakeMaker
- Rewrite the library search (for \"pp --link ...\")
- start with $Config{libpth} which is
*not
* the runtime loader (e.g.
ld.so on Linux) search path, but rather the linker (ld) search path -
but it\'s the best guess without having to grok /etc/ld.so.conf
- augment that with $ENV{LD_LIBRARY_PATH} or similar
- Rework how we determine the name under which a library should be installed
- use objdump (on Linux and other ELF-based OS) and otool on Darwin
- fall back to \"chasing symlinks\" otherwise
- Remove PAR_ARGV_
*, PAR_ARGC stuff from script/par.pl and myldr/boot.c.
- Dunno what problem this obscure way of passing the command line arguments
from a packed executable to the custom Perl interpreter was intended
to fix, but arguments pass just fine through execvp (or spawnvp)
to perl_parse.
- Only set the environment variable for the shared library search path
(e.g. LD_LIBRARY_PATH) that is relevant for the operating system
that we\'re running on
- Use DynaLoader::dl_findfile to locate DLLs instead of homegrown stuff.
- Remove \"par_base\" - prebuilt .par\'s haven\'t been available for ages

Wed Feb 1 13:00:00 2017 josef.moellersAATTsuse.com
- Update to 1.036:
- Fix RT#118094: Race condition exists when building cache for pp built executables
- guard against concurrent extraction attempts
- bump \"requires\" on PAR to a version with additional guards
- Fix RT#118903: Does not install when \'.\' is not in AATTINC
- apply patch from Graham Ollis (PLICEASE), thanks!
- make the Module::Install stuff work in the \"author\" case
NOTE: \"use lib \'.\'\" does
*not
* work in this case
- Move to GitHub. Thanks, OpenFoundry, for years of service.
- add Perl_5 LICENSE file, make \"repository\" point to GitHub
- always refer to the included LICENSE file
- point bug reports to bug-par-packerAATTrt.cpan.org
- add an empty file \"inc/.author/.keep\" as Git doesn\'t track empty
directories
- Fix RT #118053: Problem with packed perl archive for biber on 64-bit Cygwin
- embed cygcrypt-0.dll since it isn\'t (anymore) in the set of
default Cygwin packages
- Upgrade to Module::Install 1.17
- Update to 1.035:
- Fix RT#116254: Compilation error under strawberry perl 5.24 x64
s/PP_VERSION/PAR_PACKER_VERSION/ as Strawberry Perl also defines
PP_VERSION (in c/x86_64-w64-mingw32/include/wincrypt.h)
- Update to 1.034:
- Fix RT#116056: Fixes for Cygwin build of PAR::Packer
- detect whether we\'re using a 32-bit or 64-bit perl
- fix elision of \"-l\" from $static_ldflags
- add $static_ldflags back to $boot_ldflags
- Add information to packed executable about which version
of PAR::Packer was used to build it (suggested by Johan Vromans):
- accessible from the packaged Perl script as $PAR::Packer::VERSION
- by looking for the string \"Packed by PAR::Packer ...\" in the executable
itself (using \"strings exe | grep ...\" or the like)
- Use ldd on cygwin, too
- NOTE: a \"system lib\" on cygwin is either in /usr/bin
or a Windows \"system lib\"

Fri Jun 17 14:00:00 2016 thbAATTlibreoffice.org
- Update to 1.033:
- Fix RT#114229: v1.32 still won\'t install on strawberry perl v5.22.2
- Drop the \"re-exec myself\" in myldr/internals.c
- Really suppress generation of myldr/MYMETA.
* and don\'t install
man pages for myldr/{Dynamic,Static}.pm
- Update to 1.032:
- Unbreak PAR::Packer for Perl 5.23.9 and higher
- Fix RT#114155: Makefile.PL error - not loading ExtUtils::MakeMaker
- extract-embedded.pl: show starting offset of embedded files
- Update to 1.031:
- Fix RT#113618: Strange issue with not packing libperl.dylib
- Implement namespace options for \"-M\" like ActiveState\'s perlapp
- Fix RT#113463: Fix spelling error in manpage
- Update to 1.030:
- Fix RT#111455: unable to use -x and -u with pp
- Fix RT#110480: Unpacking exe: File exists
- Fix RT#111896: PAR Question Solaris 10
- file2c.pl: switch back from array of unsiged to (hex encoded) strings.
- Skip a test if Archive::Unzip::Burst is detected (this messes up expected
mtimes for extracted files).
- Make a test work with early versions of Perl 5.8.x (x < 9) that have a bug
with compiled regexes and the /m modifier.
- Update to 1.029:
- Add option \"-u\" (\"--unicode\") to pp to explicitly package Unicode support
- Remove all references to http://par.perl.org/, doesn\'t exist anymore
- Remove Internals::PAR::CLEARSTACK
- Update to 1.028:
- Fix RT#109123: v1.027 tests are not passed under windows
- Update to 1.027:
- Add option -M Foo::Bar:: to pp (note the trailing double colon)
- Fix RT#109110: Incompatible with Module::ScanDeps 1.20
- Update to 1.026:
- Fix RT#101800: [PATCH] Reinstate files to inc dir if deleted by external process
- Find the \"\
PAR.pm\
\" signature in a .par (or packed executable)
- Fix RT#104635 for PAR-Packer: IO error the first time an executable built by the packer
- Fix RT#104509: Problem signing PAR file,
and RT#104560: [PATCH] list added files in manifest
- Make MIME::Types work \"out of the box\"
- Bump requirement on PAR (for the fix for RT #103861), add a test.
- Update tkpp ito 1.5:
- Make pp fail when an unknown option is encountered.
- Remove PAR::Packer::_append_parl(), not called anywhere.
- Add license; update repository OpenFoundry repository URL
- Update to 1.025:
- Fix PAR::Packer \"make test\" problem with Strawberry Portable
- Fix for PAR-Packer 1.024 with a nonstandard libperl.so name
Patch from markus.jansenAATTericsson.com, thanks!
- Fix #101662: Prevent shared libs from being cached in memory on AIX
Applied patch from ThokeAATTnorthpeak.org, thanks.
Note: this is one half of the fix, the other is in PAR
- Update to 1.024:
- Fix RT #99231: Problem with PAR::Packer 1.022 on Perl 5.20.1 and earlier
- Update to 1.023:
- Fix RT #99231: Problem with PAR::Packer 1.022 on Perl 5.20.1 and earlier
- Fix RT #63939: The behaviour of \"pp --link ...\" is subtly different between OSX and Linux
- Bump required version of Module::ScanDeps,
makes t/90-rt59710.t pass again on perl 5.21.x
- die if a requested shared library (option -l) can\'t be found.
- Add a patch rule so that Mozilla::CA finds its (extracted) cacert.pem file.
- Upgrade to Module::Install 1.14.
- Update to 1.022:
- Fix RT#98955: installation fails | Can\'t locate String/ShellQuote.pm
- Simply enclose the filenames in double quotes, should work on both

* nix and Windows in all reasonable scenarios.
- Drop incorrectly specified \'Digital signature support\' \"feature\": simply
\"recommends\" the required modules.
- Update to 1.021:
- Fix #98791: PAR-Packer fails to build with DWIMPerl/Strawberry Perl due to unquoted path name
- Update to 1.020:
- Implement option --xargs for pp
- Update to Module::Install 1.10
- Update to 1.019:
- Fix RT #96288: PAR::Packer unable to build under Win32/ActivePerl v5.14.2
RT #96739: \"bsd_glob\" is not defined on perl 5.14.x and earlier
RT #97018 (Issue while upgrading PAR::Packer )
- Fix RT #59224 (make error with version 1.006 on aix 5.3)
- Update documentation wrt the name of the cache directory.
- Update to 1.018:
- [DJIBEL] tkpp 1.4 : Since PAR::Packer 1.015, tkpp doesn\'t work
- Use bsd_glob() instead of glob() to avoid problems with patterns that
contain whitespace
- Fix RT #93008: install failure with ubuntu / puppet

Tue May 13 14:00:00 2014 tbehrensAATTsuse.com
- Update to 1.017:
RT #84588: OSX: incorrect detection of gcc (unsupported option \'-static-libgcc\')
merged with:
- RT #90198: PAR::Packer fails to compile in Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks
- RT #91086: PAR-Packer-1.016 fails to install on OSX)
clang on OSX pretends to be gcc, but doesn\'t implement gcc\'s option \"-static-libgcc\"
- use this option only on Windows (when using the MingW toolchain).
Drop a test that was using Inline::C just to wrap native execvp().
- It caused failures on CPAN Testers (if accidentally Inline was
installed) that were unrelated to PAR::Packer.
- Update to 1.016:
RT #90870: Segmentation fault (core dumped) (MooX::Options)
- any \"die\" in a packed executable causes the executable to segfault
(at least on Linux and Perl 5.18.1)
- remove a line from XS code that sets an internal perl variable

Wed Nov 13 13:00:00 2013 pthAATTsuse.de
- Update to 1.015:
RT #82916: Terminating during unpack results in corrupted cache,
failure on next start
- apply (slightly modified) patch from shuttonAATTpobox.com, thanks!
RT #88297 (-M crashes pp if option contains backslashes)
- _add_file(): do _not_ use $zip->memberNamed(...) to refer to the
just added Archive::Zip::Member; instead use the
return value of $zip->addFile or $zip->addString
minor changes
- use File::Spec::Functions, get rid of ugly File::Spec->... calls
- set $pre_res using catfile() instead of hardcoding a backslash;
this might help on Cygwin
- fix -Mblib option for run_with_inc.pl: we want the blib in the top
level directory

Thu Sep 5 14:00:00 2013 mlsAATTsuse.de
- add libperl_requires, as we link against libperl and thus
need a specific version of perl

Thu Jan 10 13:00:00 2013 roAATTsuse.de
- update to 1.014

* tkpp 1.3 : --addfile option in GUI updated :

* Bug fixes, etc.
- update to 1.013

* New version of Tkpp (Version 1.2) (cf. RT #69517)

* Bug fixes, etc.
- update to 1.012

* Bug fixes, etc.
- update to 1.011

* Bug fixes, etc.

Wed May 23 14:00:00 2012 cfarrellAATTsuse.com
- license update: GPL-1.0+ or Artistic-1.0
SPDX syntax (http://www.spdx.org/licenses)

Thu Jul 14 14:00:00 2011 pthAATTsuse.de
- Update to 1.010

* Bug fixes, etc.
- Adapt for changes in XSloader.pm (>= 0.14)
The old rule in PatchContent.pm no longer works with this version;
this effectively disables how PAR::Packer intercepts loading of DLLs.
Add a new rule for the code in recent XSloader.pm.
NOTE: This problem affected all users of Perl >= 5.14.0 as this
was the first stable release to include XSLoader 0.14.
Also affected: Strawberry (at least) 5.12.3 which also comes
with XSLoader 0.14.
- RT #67681: can\'t write file
During packing several temp files are created in the user\'s
working directory - this will fail if the working directory is read-only.
Fix up all calls to File::Temp::tempfile with TMPDIR => 1
and drop the bogus check whether cwd is writable.
NOTE: test 32 of t/20-pp.t may fail. I have received conflicting reports
about this, but just wanted to make a release to get wider coverage.

Sun May 1 14:00:00 2011 cooloAATTopensuse.org
- updated to 1.009

* Bug fixes, etc.
- RT #53463: PAR::Packer 1.002 on HPUX 11.23 PA-RISC issue
(HPUX) patch from Lars-Gunnar Taube
- add SHLIB_PATH to ld_path_keys in myldr/mktmpdir.c
- call \"chatr +s enable ...\" on the extracted custom perl
- RT #65535: Unable to run perl script packaged with pp under cygwin
on another Windows XP installation
- lib/PAR/Filter/PatchContent.pm: patch AutoLoader.pm to add \"cygwin\"
to the list of \"is_dosish\" $^O identifiers; otherwise
AutoLoader::find_filename() will mangle filenames that start with
a drive letter
- script/par.pl: use PAR::Filter::PatchContent to patch any modules
embedded in the packed excutable; this supersedes the ad hoc
patching of XSLoader.pm and will now also patch AutoLoader.pm
- myldr/Makefile.PL: when generating $parl_exe or $parldy_exe make
sure that we use the PAR::
* modules (e.g PAR::Filter::PatchContent)
from the build environment rather than a possibly
installed older version
- \"Fix\" #64485: pp PodStrip module included
document how to inhibit pod stripping (copied from PAR.pm POD)
- bump required Module::ScanDeps to 1.01 (hopefully fixes failures
in t/90-rt59710.t with Perl 5.13.x)
- reworked the build system a bit to fix recurring problems with dmake
on Windows and parallel makes in general:
- copy myldr/{parl,parldyn} to blib/scripts from myldr/Makefile
- myldr/Makefile was completely handcrafted; try to generate it
using standard ExtUtils::MakeMaker tools as much as possible
- generate myldr/{Dynamic,Static}.pm from templates {Dynamic,Static}.in
- rename static.c to boot.c
- add \"configure_requires\" for ExtUtils::Embed
- pick up some POD spelling fixes from Debian
(thanks, Jonathan Yu )

Tue Nov 23 13:00:00 2010 pthAATTsuse.de
- Package as bz2 to have it build on SLE10.

Tue Nov 23 13:00:00 2010 pthAATTsuse.de
- initial package 1.008

* created by cpanspec 1.78
- BuildRequire perl(Test::Pod).
- Don\'t run multiple instances of make as Makefile can\'t cope with it.
- Create a separate spec for running the tests.