* backend/mustek.*: Update to Mustek backend 1.0-97. This is a
development version and is only tested for three-pass scanners.
Added support for Paragon 1200 SP Pro and ScanExpress A3 SP.
Removed detection of " C04" and " C12" (don't seem to exist).
Changed SCSI request scheme. Sane_read can read more than 4096
bytes from pipe. Minimum dpi is 30 now. Fixed LD correction for
Paragon 1200SP 1.06 and 1.11. Read SCSI buffer into big block and
do LD after that for Paragon one-pass scanners. New option
"blocksize" in mustek.conf. Better detection of the scanner type
(three-pass, Paragon I, ...). Fixed possible segmentation faults
in Paragon 600 II N LD code, scsi_sense_wait_ready and
sense_handler. Decreased maximum scan size of Paragon 800 II
SP. For three-pass scanners: fixed stop_scan and speed code, scan
area is in pixels now, added RGB brightness and contrast, use
+-100% for brightness and contrast. Return SANE_STATUS_CANCELLED
when scan was cancelled. Option "force backtracking" is enabled by
default, "scan speed" is set to "fastest". Added option
"force-warn" for mustek.conf. Rewrote halftone mode. Better error
handling and more debug output.
* TODO: Clarified point about image data polarity. Moved point about
xscanimage not updating the progress bar for 3pass scanners to
frontend section. Removed umax entry in "frontends". Removed entry
about alpha channel (was added to LEVEL2 file).
* LEVEL2: Add point about image data polarity.
* frontend/scanimage.c: Removed some warnings.
* README: Removed comment about xscanimage error message. Added
comment about find-scanner (may find scanners not supported by
SANE).
* tools/README: Added comment about find-scanner and some lines
about sane-desc.el and sane-config.
* tools/find-scanner.c: Added comment about scanners not supported
by SANE. Removed some warnings.
* TODO LEVEL2: Removed xscanimage error comment from TODO and moved
ideas for SANE 2.0 from TODO to LEVEL2.
* TODO: Included TODO file for 1.0.4.
* sanei/sanei_ab306.c: Removed some comiler warnings.
* doc/sane.tex: Set \date to the date of the last change (not
the date of running latex (\today))
* frontend/xscanimage.c: Fixed image size overrun (>ca. 400 MB).
Removed some compiler warnings.
* backend/agfafogus.c: Moved PATH_MAX after sanei_backend.h include
to avoid warning. Changed printf to DBG.
* backend/mustek.c backend/mustek.CHANGES backend/mustek.desc: Added
support for translating options. Used only PACKAGE_VERSION for
output. Updated email address. New version: 1.0-107.
* include/sane/sanei_backend.h include/sane/saneopts.h: Added macro
SANE_I18N. It's used to mark strings that can be translated and
used by a frontend. Usually these are option titles and descriptions
as well as the contents of string lists. Used this macro to mark
the translatable strings in saneopts.h. More translation support
will follow.
* NEWS: Added date of release.
* TODO: Removed entries about PATH_MAX, sanei_scsi_find_devices, and
shm.h. Added entry about the necessity to check HAVE_SYS_SHM_H.
* configure configure.in include/sane/config.h.in: Default to
--enable-warnings again. Don't set "-ansi" for OS/2. Test for
sys/shm.h.
* backend/GUIDE: Moved to doc/backend-writing.txt.
* doc/backend-writing.txt: New file (moved from backend/GUIDE).
Added comments about sanei-backend.h and PATH_MAX.
* include/sane/sanei_backend.h: Added define for PATH_MAX (if
necessary).
* sanei/sanei_scsi.c: Implemented sanei_scsi_find_devices for FreeBSD
(from ports@FreeBSD.org).
* tools/Makefile.in: Use INSTALL_SCRIPT instead of INSTALL_PROGRAM for
sane-config (from ports@FreeBSD.org).
* lib/md5.c include/md5.h: added md5 functions from GNU textutils
* include/sane/sanei_auth.h sanei/sanei_auth.c: implemented new
SANE interface for user authorization using MD5 digest
* fixed color transfer for 1600P models
* fixed potential crash if dump file couldn't be opened for writing
* added ppdev device name handling
* added model override
and --enable-parport-directio.
NOTE: While I know, what the SCSI direct IO means, I have no idea, what
direct IO means in the context of the parport, so somebody needs to add
some useful description about parport direct io to configure.in and to
README (or README.linux)
Henning Geinitz