[sas-uploads] sas-1.563.tgz

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Package: sas-1.563.tgz - 424007 B
MD5: 336a94b79f60ec0ad00110fe26d68da5
Uploaded by: Eduardo Ojero Pascual (SAS Integration - XMM-Newton SOC) <eduardo.ojero@sciops.esa.int>
Accepted on: Wed Dec  9 15:40:28 2015 UTC
The most recent ChangeLog entry says:

Version 1.563 - 2015-12-02 (EO)
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	+ AKA: 14.0.0 -> 15.0.0
	+ configure.in: 
	  - Updated copyright dates to 1996-2016.
	  - Removed/commented out checks for unsupported Solaris and OSF.
	  - Review variables included from acconfig.h to produce config.h.in.
	  - Removed/commented out obsolete checks for mysql++ and CERN.
	  - Removed obsolete checking for CERN.  
	+ Make.include.in:
	  - Removed obsolete support for CERN, mysql, sfftw and dfftw
	  - Changed the exit 1 by continue in dvipdf execution to avoid
	    breaking the make doc target before processing html and 
	    producing labels.pl, e.g. in cal, which is used by many 
	    packages.
	  - Fixed several typos in target commit for $$branch variable.
	  - Added to git commit message the package version (pkgversion):
	    "$$pkg-$$pkgversion: Committed through make", to improve
	    readability when doing "git log"or "git status" for packages 
	    committed by developers.
	  - Target "upload" modifed:
	  	= Variable needstash is now filtered out for the pkg being uploaded. 
		= "git stash" command changed to "git stash save" with a message
		  that includes the package name and version.
		= git stash pop operation is now exited if failed. 
	  - Target "commit" now includes the pkg version in git commit message.
	  - Removed GNUPERLLDFLAGS variable that was used only on Solaris.
	  - SAS_PERL defined as a function of the PERL value obtained from
	    the configure. This is now used to set -sasperl- in main.pl of 
	    package taskmain. As a consequence, all perl tasks use now in the
	    sha-bang the PERL value determined in the configure. There, a new
	    option to set a valid perl is provided by environment variable
	    SAS_PERL. If not defined, the configure looks for valid perl
	    installations in /usr/local/bin, /usr/bin, /sw/bin and
	    /opt/local/bin, the last two only on Darwin. 
	    taskmain 1.93 is the first using this mechanism. 
	+ bin/evaluatebuild: Major review to fix some important bugs on
	  elapsed time computation.