pthread_create() function by doing the following
| char pthread_create ();
| int
| main ()
| {
| pthread_create ();
| ;
| return 0;
| }
This is completely bogus (pthread_create() requires arguments), so this
causes undefined behaviour. One such undefined behaviour seen in practise
is an infinite loop. Disable the port until someone cares to fix this.
Also shuffle the rxvt PATCH_DEPENDS (!) later, to give a chance for the
WITHOUT_X11 to be set. This also looks pretty bogus, rxvt in fact does not
appear to be needed for patching.
- Rewrite check of 'menubar' feature in x11/rxvt when X11 option is enabled.
- Add dep to ALL_TARGET instead of running ${GMAKE} in post-configure.
- Add OPTIONS.
- Remove BROKEN for amd64 (builds).
- Remove BROKEN for ia64 (let's see what happens now).
- Add WWW line to pkg-descr.
- Added typedef hacks (has a bug that doesn't allow default arguments in
function pointers, and also doesn't allow arrays of function pointers) to
allow building with GCC > 2.95 (the problems are known, though).
to a char **. Instead, iterate the va_list and create the char **
to pass to execvp.
. Don't allow -O3 to be hardwired into CFLAGS, just use what is set. In
particular, the 4.x/alpha system gcc produces many warnings about why
using -O3 with it is bad.
. Bump PORTREVISION since although these fixes wre motivated to fix the
alpha build, they have non-alpha implications too.
Submitted by: bento
that we have an appropriate rxvt.
. Make rxvt a PATCH_DEPENDS as it is tested in pre-configure (there is no
CONFIGURE_DEPENDS).
. Fix packing list and unbreak.
. Fix some minor whitespace bogons in Makefile.
. Add patches which hopefully fix the build on 5.x.
. Add a patch to stop the port installing stuff outside of ${PREFIX}.
Some of this could be added back in with a better patch that installed
it in the right place.
Menu driven binary editor. Dataformats are
ascii, unsigned and signed integers, float, bitflags,
bitfields, labels, ebcdic and time_t. Different sizes
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PR: 27200
Submitted by: Jaap Korthals Altes <jkaltes@cyberbrain.com>
(updated based on the port in the 0.2.19 distfile)
