From: smm@iedv7.acd.com ( Steve McCoole       )
Subject: Diffs to BSDI BSD/386 Ported Software List 01/02
Followup-To: comp.unix.bsd
Organization: Applied Computing Devices, Inc., Terre Haute IN
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1992 20:10:42 GMT


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  information about net software that has been ported to  or that is known to 
  compile without modificaton on the BSDI BSD/386 system.  I am also attempting
  to list the current patches and enhancements that are available.  This 
! list will be posted on a bi-weekly basis unless the demand is greater.  
  
  This list and some of the software packages or patches mentioned here
  are archived on bsdi.com.  I have also been saving the postings to the
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  information about net software that has been ported to  or that is known to 
  compile without modificaton on the BSDI BSD/386 system.  I am also attempting
  to list the current patches and enhancements that are available.  This 
! list will be posted on a monthly basis unless the demand is greater.  
  
  This list and some of the software packages or patches mentioned here
  are archived on bsdi.com.  I have also been saving the postings to the
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!                    BSDI SOFTWARE LIST ( 10-13-92 )
                                     
          Please leave this information at the top of the list.
                                     
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!                    BSDI SOFTWARE LIST ( 11-07-92 )
                                     
          Please leave this information at the top of the list.
                                     
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  Subject: Section 1 Ported Software
! Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 09:00 EST
  
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  Subject: Section 1 Ported Software
! Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1992 09:00 EST
  
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  STATE OF PORT/CODE: Completed
  REQUIRES: X
  NOTES:  No brainer port.  But, no color.  Why? I don't know.
+ [ From Joe.Cunliffe@central.sun.com (Joe Cunliffe) the fix for the
+ color problem:  
+ Add the following to the declaration section of GetResource() [file
+ resource.c]: 
+     extern      double  atof(const char *str);
+ And voila, color! ]
+ 
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  SOFTWARE PACKAGE NAME: xspringies
  VERSION:  
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  REQUIRES: 
  Notes: I don't remember having big problems with this one.
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+ SOFTWARE PACKAGE NAME: f2c
+ VERSION: 22 July 1992
+ DESCRIPTION: fortran to c/c++ translator - we use it in place of f77
+ YOUR NAME/E-MAIL: uunet!bts!bill
+ AVAILABILITY: from research!netlib
+ STATE OF PORT/CODE: sun install in production use, BSDI/386
+ 	install compiled, in testing
+ REQUIRES:  i used gcc-2.2.2
+ NOTES: on the sun, we have had problems with formatted writes and
+ passing of a function name as a calling argument to a subroutine or function . 
+ After these were eliminated from the fortran source, we have had no other
+ problems.  Use the -DNO_UNIX_STDIO flag in compiling libI77 - it manages
+ to skip over some things the compiler objects to.
+ DATE SUBMITTED: Thu, 5 Nov 92 13:16:44 EST
+ -------
  SOFTWARE PACKAGE NAME: nntp
  VERSION:  1.5
  DESCRIPTION: create client file and server for nntp
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         guarantees).  libdbmalloc is hot stuff and I recommend it to
         everyone
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  Subject: Section 2.  Software that works with minimal/no effort.
! Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 09:00 EST
  
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         guarantees).  libdbmalloc is hot stuff and I recommend it to
         everyone
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! SOFTWARE PACKAGE NAME: img1_3
! VERSION: 1.3
! DESCRIPTION: Image libraries originally from the X11R4 contrib.
! YOUR NAME/E-MAIL: ko053@cs.cuhk.hk (Patrick Ko)
! AVAILABILITY: agate.berkeley.edu /pub/incoming/img_1.3.386bsd.tar.Z
! STATE OF PORT/CODE: Completed
! REQUIRES: 
! NOTES:
! DATE SUBMITTED: Thu, 15 Oct 92 01:58:53 +0800 
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! SOFTWARE PACKAGE NAME: TeX
! VERSION: 3.14
! DESCRIPTION: Text Formatting System BINARIES
! YOUR NAME/E-MAIL: Antti-Pekka Virtanen <antsu@nic.funet.fi>
! AVAILABILITY: nic.funet.fi:~pub/unix/386ix/bsd386/TeX/TeX-3.14-bsd386-bin.tar.Z
! STATE OF PORT/CODE: Completed
! REQUIRES: 
! NOTES: I am sorry I haven't got the sources any more. But at least
! these binaries seem to work fine. ( I haven't written big documents
! with it but the GNU documents have been ok and some little
! mathematical papers I wrote were also ok)
! DATE SUBMITTED: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 12:12:26 +0200
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  Subject: Section 2.  Software that works with minimal/no effort.
! Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1992 09:00 EST
  
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  out of the box under BSDI beta 0.3.3.  I didn't try compiling the
  server.
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! 
  
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  out of the box under BSDI beta 0.3.3.  I didn't try compiling the
  server.
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! Michael Galassi -- nerd@percival.rain.com
! I have gotten smail 3.1.25, the latest cnews, and pdksh 4.7 running on
! gamma (0.9.3) if either is of interest I'll make them available by ftp
! or uucp.
! [ bjorn@sysadmin.com (Bjorn Satdeva) is also working on smail but his
! version is smail 3.28.  He writes that it is not put together in a
! nice package yet but anyone wanting the configuration and patch are
! welcome to mail him.  Configuration requires Bash and Perl. ]
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