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[Gpsd-commit-watch] [SCM] GPSD annotated tag, release-2.13, created. rel


From: Eric S. Raymond
Subject: [Gpsd-commit-watch] [SCM] GPSD annotated tag, release-2.13, created. release-2.13
Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2011 11:35:46 +0000

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The annotated tag, release-2.13 has been created
        at  2ebded3dd426a7ea1c6ec0eccc4a66d932e4eccd (tag)
   tagging  10c0b57147b7c207115472671e97838a6130f68b (commit)
  replaces  release-2.12
 tagged by  Eric S. Raymond
        on  Mon Feb 21 22:59:59 2005 -0500

- Log -----------------------------------------------------------------
Tag for public release.

Eric S. Raymond (59):
      Correct a bug in binary-protocol dumping.
      This version breaks profiling (the problem is in gpsy.py somewhere)
      Make GPRMB a no-op.
      Don't set field timestamps to nonzero at beginning of session -- when
      Track sentences seen.
      Deal gracefully with EC-10X.
      These numbers look more reasonable, but it looks like the TCP/IP
      Another step towards good plots.
      Profiling still isn't quite right.
      Finally have a correct normalizer for ISO 8661 times.
      Fix broken 'uninstrumented' plotter.
      Fixes to time conversion.
      Don't try to subtract out RS232 in the raw plot.
      Still producing negative E1+T1, but the client code looks better.
      OK, that solves the problem of why decode time was so high.
      OK, rawplot seems to work now.
      Include lengths in raw plot data for sanity-checking purposes.
      All three plot formats are working again.
      Add explanatory headers to generated plot data.
      Make -speedunits work again.
      Fixed the botch in unit-argument handling.
      Better name for DTIME macro.  Other small cleanups.
      Bump the library version, because seen_sentences is now visible.
      Restore compiling with profiling off.
      Test-build of RPMs towards next release.
      Measure RS232 transmission time rather than deducing it.
      Abandon the attempt to compensate for RS232 measurement error.
      Back out the attempt to generate a timestamp even if there's no fix --
      Duh.  Can't do ISO conversion until after the ISO timestamp is
      Added gsprof -m option.
      Don't set DOP fields from EPE information.
      Do checksum test when validating NMEA buffers.
      Make gpsprof notify when it gets first fix.
      We can detect SiRF-II now!.
      Clean up after the SiRF probe.
      Speed switching is now a per-driver capability.
      Clean up after SiRF-detection change.
      Experimental baud-switching support for Zodiac.
      Buffer size cleanup.  Check that we get good data after a baud rate
      Can't get the TripNav to work.
      Disable vlidation after B change, it throw up false negatives.
      Nonblocking open is not necessary.
      Cleaner connect_at_speed code.
      Baud-rate changes in this one work on both BU-303 and TN-200.
      Back down the idle after baud-rate change.
      Remco Treffkorn's compatibility patch.
      Precision changes.
      Make it possible to configure out SiRF-II support.
      Updated Changelog entry.
      Announce the commit-watch list.
      Added gpscheck.c -- this isn't strictly speaking part of gpsd, it's a
      Format the progress message slightly better.
      Emit log message when local and GPS time don't match to the second.
      Correct the conditioning-out of SiRF-II support.
      Add the whitepaper on latency analysis.
      Add the performance white paper.
      Version bump before release.
      Documentation fixes.
      When generating NMEA from binary-protocol RPMs, pass magnetic

Gary E. Miller (2):
      Fix garmin USB NMEA generation
      Be a little smarter about PI

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