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camlpdf #557

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dbuenzli opened this issue Mar 24, 2013 · 2 comments
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camlpdf #557

dbuenzli opened this issue Mar 24, 2013 · 2 comments

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@dbuenzli
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If some packager has free time on his hands I notice camlpdf is not packaged yet. Very usefull to read pdfs in OCaml.

http://www.coherentpdf.com/ocaml-libraries.html
http://www.coherentpdf.com/camlpdf/index.html

The license is a little but odd, but John clarified it here:

https://sympa.inria.fr/sympa/arc/caml-list/2010-02/msg00170.html

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avsm commented Mar 24, 2013

John has indicated recently that the license situation will soon be resolved, so that shouldn't be a blocker for importing.

On 24 Mar 2013, at 13:12, Daniel Bünzli [email protected] wrote:

If some packager has free time on his hands I notice camlpdf is not packaged yet. Very usefull to read pdfs in OCaml.

http://www.coherentpdf.com/ocaml-libraries.html
http://www.coherentpdf.com/camlpdf/index.html

The license is a little but odd, but John clarified it here:

https://sympa.inria.fr/sympa/arc/caml-list/2010-02/msg00170.html


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fccm commented Aug 22, 2013

This issue can be closed.

@samoht samoht closed this as completed Aug 22, 2013
dinosaure added a commit to dinosaure/opam-repository that referenced this issue Apr 28, 2023
* Be able to build `spt`, `virtio`, `muen` and `xen` targets on OpenBSD
  (@adamsteen, Solo5/solo5#544). This change does not allow us to "run" these
  targets on OpenBSD
* Fix linker scripts with TLS (Thread Local Storage) sections
  (@palainp, @hannesm, @dinosaure, Solo5/solo5#542)
* Export TLS symbols (@palainp, @hannesm, @dinosaure, Solo5/solo5#546)
  **breaking change** due to Solo5/solo5#542 & Solo5/solo5#546, tenders must be
  **upgraded**. Indeed, solo5.0.7.* tenders will not be able to load correctly
  unikernels compiled with solo5.0.8.0. The internal ABI version for
  `solo5-hvt`/`solo5-spt` was upgraded accordingly.

  This version implements Thread Local Storage. The user can initialise a TLS
  block with `solo5_tls_init` on a pointer to `solo5_tls_size()` free bytes.
  Then, the user is able to set the `tp` (Thread Pointer) pointer via
  `solo5_set_tls_base(solo5_tls_tp_offset(tls_block))`. More details are
  available into `solo5.h`.

  Note: this change does not allow a Solo5 unikernel to use multiple cores! It
  only provides an API required by OCaml 5 / pthread to launch, at most, one
  thread.
* Fix tests reported by NixOS (@greydot, @ehmry, Solo5/solo5#547)
* Split out the `time.c` implementation between Muen and HVT
  (@dinosaure, @Kensan, Solo5/solo5#552)
* User hypercall instead of TSC-based clock when the user asks for the
  wall-clock (@dinosaure, @reynir, Solo5/solo5#549, Solo5/solo5#550)

  Note: only hvt & virtio are updated to avoid a clock drift on the wall-clock.
  Indeed, when the unikernel is suspended, the wall-clock is not updated. Muen
  & Xen still use a TSC-based wall-clock. The spt target was already in sync
  with the host's wall-clock.
* Improve the muen clock (@Kensan, Solo5/solo5#553)
* Fix the `.bss` section according to Solo5/solo5#542 & Solo5/solo5#546. The
  `.bss` section is tagged with `PT_LOAD`. Tenders are available to load this
  section properly. (@Kensan, @dinosaure, Solo5/solo5#551, Solo5/solo5#554)
* Fix the cross-compilation of Solo5 for `aarch64`
  (@dinosaure, @palainp, @hannesm, Solo5/solo5#555)
* Increase the Muen ABI (2 to 3) due to TLS changes (@Kensan, ocaml#557)
* Support lifecycle management for Muen (@Kensan, ocaml#557)
  The user is able to configure automatic restarting of unikernels that invokes
  `solo5_ext()`
* Fix the `test_fpu` test & ensure the alignment of variables (@Kensan, ocaml#557)
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