The previous plan was to move from the GCC 4.7-based GNAT compiler to a GCC 4.8-based one, but finally GCC 4.8 was skipped @@ -299,13 +299,13 @@ fully supports the new ISO standard, Ada 2012. Moving to a newer compiler allowed several important ports like PolyOrb and GPRBuild to be upgraded to the latest available versions. In - fact, almost every Ada port is currrently at its most recent + fact, almost every Ada port is currently at its most recent upstream version.
For non-Windows-based Ada development, &os; and DragonFly are now undisputed as the go-to platforms. The other candidates are Debian and Fedora, but there are few Ada software on those - platforms that are not also in &os; ports tree, but the versions are + platforms that are not also in the &os; ports tree, but the versions are much older. The Ports Collection also features software not found anywhere else such as the USAFA's Ironsides DNS server, libsparkcrypto, matreshka, GNATDroid (Android cross-compiler) and @@ -432,7 +432,7 @@ greatly increasing performance of performing I/O from a VM.
There are two parts to this project. The first is implementing - an API in the PCI subsystem for the creating VFs and configuring + an API in the PCI subsystem for creating VFs and configuring standard PCI features like BARs. The second part is updating individual drivers for PCI devices that support SR-IOV to configure their VFs. For example, a network interface driver @@ -501,7 +501,7 @@ incorporated into the new test suite. As of this writing, there are 509 test cases continuously running. -