whether it is our kernel/userland, the hardware, or something else at fault
and nobody on our side nor upstream seems to have any interest.
Discussed with: kris
Since this port supports 5.x and later, we don't need to consider
the 4.x case (-lc_r). Moreover, gdc uses ld as linker when compiling
D source files, so PTHREAD_LIBS is not applicable here.
PR: ports/107437
Submitted by: Jason DiCioccio <jd at ods.org>
Approved by: Masanori OZAWA <ozawa at ongs.co.jp> (maintainer)
2006-12-01 misc/afbackup-client: Uses unregistered uid that conflicts with other ports
2006-12-01 misc/afbackup-server: Uses unregistered uid that conflicts with other ports
2006-12-14 lang/forth: obsoleted by lang/pfe; use of this port is pretty much senseless
2006-12-28 ftp/jmirror: distfile disappeared and has no homepage
including many of those captured at on the Wiki at StandardClassExtensions.
They are thoroughly documented and tested. See the project homepage for API
documentation.
Author: Gavin Sinclair <gsinclair@soyabean.com.au>
WWW: http://extensions.rubyforge.net
PR: ports/107434
Submitted by: Christopher Boumenot <boumenot at gmail.com>
On the way, make building Fortran the (unconditional) default now.
This adds new dependencies on math/libgmp4 and math/mpfr which are
always required by lang/gcc43 and later anyways, though.
This adds a libgomp info page (the other changes to INFO and MAN are
just to sort these two properly) and we need to add a temporary patch
to fix an issue triggered by FreeBSD headers.
- Make RI generation disabled by default (it causes problems
on slow hardware)
- PREFIX-cleaness fixes (in bsd.ruby.mk) [1]
- Take maintainership of bsd.ruby.mk [1]
The patch was tested in the tinderbox with all ruby-dependend ports.
Approved by: portmgr (linimon)
which has been deprecated by upstream vendor:see note on http://numpy.scipy.org
- Development for Numeric has ceased, and users should transisition to NumPy as
quickly as possible.
- DEPRECIATE and set removal date in 3 months
PR: ports/107355
Submitted by: Diane Bruce
Don't let the name fool you. HLA is "real" assembly language,
just made easier for beginners so they can learn the language
faster than ever before. Anything you can do with a traditional
assembler can be done with HLA; HLA just happens to do a lot
more than traditional assemblers!
WWW: http://webster.cs.ucr.edu/
PR: ports/107224
Submitted by: Hernan Di Pietro <hernan.di.pietro at gmail.com>
way for GNUstep developers or users (linking Objective-C bridge by default).
The module is automatically built in various ready to use solutions:
* ioobjc (tool you can run in your shell to use Io interactive environment)
WWW: http://www.etoile-project.org/
