Log message:
Update to 0.91, provided by Dennis Lindroos in PR 44771.

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Section:   New in release 0.91
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Added anonymous labels (- + -- ++ --- +++ etc.). Every other assembler
    seems to support them, so I added them to ACME as well... :)
New POs: "!warn MESSAGE", "!error MESSAGE", "!serious \ 
MESSAGE"
New CLI option: "--maxdepth NUMBER" sets maximum recursion depth for
    macro calls and the "!source" pseudo opcode.
ACME now gives a warning when assembling JMP($xxff) on 6502/6510
    because that instruction is broken on those CPUs.
After giving the error "Target out of range", the error "Number out of
  range" is now suppressed.
Corrected code example in QuickRef.txt (why didn't anyone tell me? :))
Added additional example source code.

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Section:   New in release 0.90
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Arithmetic shift right now has some watchdog code and should work
    regardless of compiler.
Corrected some typos in error messages and docs.
New CLI option: "--cpu CPU_TYPE"
The output file format chosen with "--format FORMAT" is now used as
    default when "!to" is used without format keyword.
Again: Tidier code.

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Section:   New in release 0.89
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Support for more undocumented ("illegal") opcodes: anc, arr, asr, sbx,
    dop, top, jam. See Illegals.txt for more info.
Change in shift operators: Logical shift right (">>" or \ 
"LSR") has on
    most platforms actually been an arithmetic shift right all the
    time! Therefore, ">>" now *officially* performs an arithmetic
    shift right (can also be written as "ASR"), while \ 
">>>" has been
    added to perform a logical shift right (can also be written as
    "LSR"). Note: This is about ACME's maths parser and has nothing to
    do with the 6502 mnemonics "asl" and "lsr".
Finally added a "-o" command line option to set the output file! See
    QuickRef.txt for info on the other new CLI options (--format,
    --labeldump, --maxerrors, --setpc, --initmem, --version).
Fixed bug: "!align" could be used while program counter undefined.
Fixed bug: Numbers before mnemonics are no longer skipped (or rather,
    implicit label definitions are no longer accepted if the label
    name starts with a digit).
Change: Much better algorithm to compute to-the-power-of (read: it's
    no longer braindead).
Some more internal tidying.

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Section:   New in release 0.88
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Fixed architecture-dependent bug introduced in release 0.87.
Fixed bug: Unknown !cpu keywords could cause crashes.
Fixed bug in !ct "filename" nesting.

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Section:   New in release 0.87
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Support for some undocumented ("illegal") opcodes: slo, rla, sre, rra,
    sax, lax, dcp, isc. To use these, choose the 6510 cpu.
Two error messages gone: "Sorry, feature not yet implemented." and
    "Chosen CPU does not support this command and/or addressing mode."
Explanation of new error message ("There's more than one character.")
    added to docs.

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Section:   New in release 0.86
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The "!convtab" pseudo opcode can now be given the file name of a
    conversion table. The file must hold exactly 256 bytes.
Improved docs a bit (more and better examples, more info on verbosity
    CLI switch).
If no "!to" pseudo opcode has been found, ACME will tell you so.

Log message:
Remove @dirrm entries from PLISTs

Log message:
Second round of explicit pax dependencies. As reminded by tnn@,
many packages used to use ${PAX}. Use the common way of directly calling
pax, it is created as tool after all.

Log message:
Mechanical changes to add DESTDIR support to packages that install
their files via a custom do-install target.

Log message:
Fix build with gcc4. From Hans Rosenfeld in PR 35497.

Log message:
Use USE_TOOLS=unzip.

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Recursive revision bump / recommended bump for gettext ABI change.

Log message:
Fixed pkglint warnings. The warnings are mostly quoting issues, for
example MAKE_ENV+=FOO=${BAR} is changed to MAKE_ENV+=FOO=${BAR:Q}. Some
other changes are outlined in

    http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2005/12/02/0034.html

Log message:
Create directories before installing files into them.

Log message:
Add RMD160 digests.