checking whether the C compiler works... no
configure: error: in `/work/a/ports/x11/powershell/work/powershell-0.8':
configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
Reported by: pointyhat
checking for imlib-config... /usr/local/bin/imlib-config
checking for IMLIB - version >= 1.8.0... no
*** Could not run IMLIB test program, checking why...
Reported by: pointyhat
There are no dialog(1)-based options for now.
This isn't the final solution, but works until the proper fix becomes known.
The problem is that OPTIONS_EXCLUDE=NLS does not work, it gets overridden
when the options.mk file reads e2fsprogs's $OPTIONSFILE.
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Print the same progress update that goes to the term title in-line,
and apply various improvements to that code.
Move 'make clean' to the background. There is no point waiting around
for it to finish. In the case of very large work directories this may
cause some I/O contention during the unpacking of the next port to
build, but in most cases this should be lost in the noise.
Other Improvements
==================
Speed up the determination of WRKDIRPREFIX, and do not bother looking
for empty directories if we exited abnormally.
Add code to detect dependency loops created by moving part of a port
into another port, and CONFLICT'ing on previous versions of that port
(ala textproc/p5-XML-SAX -> p5-XML-SAX-Base). When a loop is detected
suggest that the user try pkg_updating.
Bug Fixes
=========
Improve error handling for mktemp
Improve handling of abnormal exits (such as ^C, failed port, etc.),
especially when the first exit happens in a child process.
If the second argument to -o is something that is completely non-existent,
report in the error message what the user typed on the command line.
Reported by: avilla
In clean_build_only_list() remove ports that are already installed
when using --delete-build-only to prevent them from being spuriously
removed.
Reported by: avilla
extra include files required by the updated <com_err.h> were
guarded by "#if HAVE_COM_ERR_H", which configure does not define
when compiling the test program. There was also an extra inclusion
of <com_err.h> inside the #if/#endif block. For some odd reason, a number
of the other include file tests in the configure script are written
with an extra #include, but it is harmless in those cases because the
#if conditions are not met.
Remove the #if test and the redundant include from the test program for
<com_err.h>. Make a similar fix to the test for <et/com_err.h>.
Reviewed by: mezz
