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| Name: libphysfs-devel | Distribution: SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP3 |
| Version: 3.0.2 | Vendor: openSUSE |
| Release: bp153.1.25 | Build date: Fri Mar 5 23:48:03 2021 |
| Group: Development/Libraries/C and C++ | Build host: lamb61 |
| Size: 161981 | Source RPM: physfs-3.0.2-bp153.1.25.src.rpm |
| Packager: https://bugs.opensuse.org | |
| Url: https://www.icculus.org/physfs/ | |
| Summary: Libraries, includes and more to develop PhysicsFS applications | |
Development package for libphysfs, a library to provide abstract access to various archives.
(LGPL-2.1-or-later OR CPL-1.0) AND Zlib
* Sun Mar 29 2020 Christophe Giboudeaux <christophe@krop.fr>
- Update to 3.0.2:
* physfsrwops: Patched to compile for use with SDL 1.2
* 7zip: don't forget to destroy the PHYSFS_Io when closing the archive
* ignorecase: Don't crash if enumeration returned a NULL pointer.
* Fix up physfs.h for compilers that are sensitive about preprocessor
defines.
* PHYSFS_setWriteDir() shouldn't create an empty file if the dir
doesn't exist.
* PHYSFS_flush() no longer calls PHYSFS_Io::flush()
- Spec cleanup.
- Drop physfs-empty_dir_fix.patch. Merged upstream.
* Tue Dec 11 2018 buckyballreaction@gmail.com
- Add physfs-empty_dir_fix.patch (hg a29fef4a20fd, fixes creation
of empty files when a directory doesn't exist)
- Removed physfs-gcc7.patch (fixed in upstream)
* Mon Dec 10 2018 buckyballreaction@gmail.com
- Notable changes in 3.0.1:
* Trying to use the new mount functions (PHYSFS_mountIo,
PHYSFS_mountMemory, PHYSFS_mountHandle) with a NULL filename
would cause several problems. This now reports an error without
mounting. Docs have been corrected to reflect this reality.
* Trying to mounting an archive inside a .zip file with
PHYSFS_mountHandle() would crash with a NULL pointer
dereference. Fixed.
* Trying to access a file in the search path named "." or
".." no longer succeeds. Previously, this bug meant you could
enumerate (but not access) files in the parent of a mounted
native directory. Trying to open "." or ".." might have crashed
or hung PhysicsFS. This only applies to the literal string "."
or ".."; if there was a '/' char in the path, PhysicsFS would
correctly reject a path with an element named as such.
* Trying to mount a symlink to a directory would
(incorrectly) fail on Unix and Apple platforms instead of
mounting the directory the symlink points to. Fixed.
* Fixed several crashes/hangs that a maliciously-crafted .iso
file could trigger.
- Notable changes in 3.0.0:
* PhysicsFS now is super-easy to build. You can usually just
drop all the C files into your project and compile it with
everything else without any magic configuration step. The CMake
file is still there and useful for packaging, etc, but it's
100% optional.
* ZIP files can now use the newer zip64 format.
* ZIP files may be password-protected. As the PkWare specs
specify, each file in the .zip may have a different password,
so you call PHYSFS_openRead(a, "file_that_i_want.txt$PASSWORD")
to make it work. Note that this is a wildly insecure way to
protect your app's data, both in how you'd have to manage
passwords and that "traditional" PkWare crypto is not really
hardened anyhow. But if you have a basic password-protected
archive, PhysicsFS can get into it now!
* 7zip support has been rewritten and improved.
* ISO9660 archives are now supported.
* VDF (Gothic/Gothic2) archives are now supported.
* SLB (Independence War) archives are now supported.
* Everything behind the scenes now uses an abstract i/o
interface (PHYSFS_Io) instead of talking directly to files, and
this interface is available to applications. This allows you to
mount anything as an archive that you can wrap in a PHYSFS_Io,
through the new PHYSFS_mountIo() function. The obvious and most
useful implementations are already implemented for you behind
the scenes on top of PHYSFS_Io: PHYSFS_mountMemory() to mount
an archive that's in a block of RAM, and PHYSFS_mountHandle()
to mount from a PHYSFS_File*...that is to say: you now have an
interface to do archives inside archives.
* The abstract interface that PhysicsFS uses to talk to
archives (PHYSFS_Archiver) is now public, so apps can implement
their own archivers and register them into the system. If you
have a custom archive format for your app, you can plug it into
PhysicsFS at runtime without modifying PhysicsFS itself.
* There's now a PHYSFS_getPrefDir() to figure out where it is
safe to write files on a given platform. This is usually a
per-user, per-application space, and should be used instead of
PHYSFS_getUserDir(). It might report something under
~/Library/Application Support on a Mac, somewhere under AppData
for Windows, or ~/.local/share on Linux, etc.
* There's now a PHYSFS_unmount() to match 2.0.0's
PHYSFS_mount().
* There's now a PHYSFS_utf8FromUtf16(), so stop using
PHYSFS_utf8FromUcs2(). :)
* There's now PHYSFS_utf8stricmp() for case-insensitive UTF-8
string comparison, in case you need to compare filenames.
* Enumerating files can now report errors, instead of quietly
dropping files when there were problems. Enumeration callbacks
can now return results too ("keep going", "stop enumerating, no
error I just got what I needed", "something went wrong, stop
and return an error to the app").
* There is now a PHYSFS_stat() call that returns metadata on
a specific file as a whole instead of using
PHYSFS_isDirectory(), PHYSFS_getLastModTime(), etc
separately).
* There's now a PHYSFS_readBytes() function that operates
more like Unix read()...the older PHYSFS_read() operates more
like ANSI C's fread(), but had undefined behavior if it reads
half an object. There is also an equivalent
PHYSFS_writeBytes().
* Errors are now reported by numeric codes your app can
process (there's a function to turn them into human readable
strings). Apps can set the per-thread error code now, too,
which is useful if you're writing an PHYSFS_Archiver or
PHYSFS_Io.
* The OS/2 port has Unicode support now.
* The Windows port now uses UTF-16 for Unicode instead of
UCS-2, and dropped the ANSI fallbacks (so among other hurdles,
you'll need to bring your own UNICOWS.DLL if you want Win95
support still).
* Lots of improvements, redesigns, bug fixes, corner cases,
and optimizations.
* There's now a buildbot that makes sure this builds across
two dozen different targets on every commit:
https://physfs-buildbot.icculus.org/waterfall
* New platforms: iOS, Android, Emscripten, WinRT (UWP,
Windows Phone, Windows Store), Win64, QNX, Solaris, Hurd,
Debian/kFreeBSD, ArcaOS, probably others.
* Dropped platforms: BeOS (Haiku is still supported), Windows
CE (Windows Phone is supported), Windows 95/98/ME (WinXP and
later are supported) MacOS Classic (macOS and iOS are
supported). Even these might work with minor patches if there's
an urgent demand.
* Probably many other things. This work encompasses many
years of effort and quite a bit of internal redesign.
* Wed Jun 21 2017 dimstar@opensuse.org
- Add physfs-gcc7.patch: Fix build with gcc7 (boo#1041279).
* Sat Aug 20 2016 mailaender@opensuse.org
- Add a pkgconfig file
* Wed Feb 10 2016 mpluskal@suse.com
- Use cmake macros
* Tue Nov 26 2013 speilicke@suse.com
- Remove physfs-2.0.2-gcc46.patch (merged upstream)
* Fri Nov 15 2013 mailaender@opensuse.org
- Source code now packaged in a .tar.bz2 instead of .tar.gz.
- Fixed "make docs" for out-of-tree builds.
- No longer builds annoying wxWidgets test program by default.
- Fixed logic bug in UTF-8 string processing.
- Fixed infinite loop on some .zip files with symlinks.
- Fixed building of readline support in test program.
- Fixed .zip archiver losing files in some cases.
- Corrected copyright dates in license.
- Other minor tweaks and fixes.
* Mon Mar 05 2012 cfarrell@suse.com
- license update: (LGPL-2.1+ or CPL-1.0) and Zlib
For a license such as this brackets are needed to avoid ambiguity
* Tue Feb 14 2012 coolo@suse.com
- use original tar and avoid _service files
- trying to convert the license to spdx.org
/usr/include/physfs.h /usr/lib64/libphysfs.so /usr/lib64/pkgconfig/physfs.pc
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