muparser-2.3.3.1-bp155.1.8

- Update to release 2.3.3.1
  * Some issues found by fuzzers were fixed.

- Update to 2.3.2:
  * using OpenMP is now the default settings for cmake based builds
  * added optimization for trivial expressions
  * introduced a maximum length for expressions (5000 Character)
  * introduced a maximum length for identifiers (100 Characters)
  * removed the MUP_MATH_EXCEPTION macro and related functionality
  * removed ParserStack.h (replaced with std::stack)
  * removed macros for defining E and PI (replaced with a static constants)
  * the MUP_ASSERT macro is no longer removed in release builds
    for better protection against segmentation faults
- Updated muparser-abiversion.diff as the project is now using cmake
- Removed muparser-optflags.patch as the project is now using cmake
  and the Makefile.in file no longer exists

- Specfile modernization.

- Trim bias from descriptions.

- Update to version 2.2.6.1:
  * build system based on cmake
  * source code fixes for modern compilers
- Update soversion in muparser-abiversion.diff and baselibs.conf.

- Added baselibs.conf

- Update to new upstream release 2.2.5
  * example2 extended to work with UNICODE character set
  * muChar_t in muParserDLL.h was not set properly when UNICODE
  was used

- Update to new upstream release 2.2.4
  * String constants did not work properly. Using more than a single
  one was impossible.
  * return type of ParserError::GetPos changed to int
  * Bulkmode did not evaluate properly if "=" and "," operator was
  used in the expression
- Add muparser-abiversion.diff

- Update to new upstream release 2.2.3
  * fixed issue 3509860: Callbacks of functions with string
  parameters were called twice
- Remove muparser-fix-ac.diff, muparser-fix-undef.diff
  (merged upstream)

- Updated homepage URL

- update to new upstream release 2.2.2
  * Retrieving all results of expressions made up of comma separate
  subexpressions is now possible with a new Eval overload.
  * Callback functions with fixed number of arguments can now have up
  to 10 parameters
  * ternary if-then-else operator added (C-like; "x?y:z")
  * new intrinsic binary operators: "&&", "||" (logical and, or)
  * A new bulkmode allows submitting large arrays as variables to
  compute large numbers of expressions with a single call.- enable
  parallel build

- update to 1.34

- fix parallel build

- build for openSUSE-Education

- initial package