Upstream build scripts have some machinery to include compiler-specific
.mak file depending on compiler used. This is handled in an ugly way by the
port, roughly, upstream makefile includes ${CC}.mak and ports Makefile
copies that from default .mak. This is breaks when CC is an absolute path
and is useless anyway, as even if it was implemented properly, customized
.mak files are for compilers we'll never use such as gcc 3.2, intel and suncc.
So make upstream makefile always include the default .mak.
PR: 215253
Approved by: maintainer timeout (mi@aldan.algebra.com, 6 weeks)
MFH: 2017Q1
remains uncompileable by modern compilers and substantial patches --
obtained from both Debian and NetBSD ports of the same software were
necessary.
Among the patches is a functionality-improving one, which allows the
new version to continue using voices created for 1.9x
Tested by: bapt
gcc-4.2. Add some 64-bitness patches. Enable automatic post-build tests.
Attempt to allow ESound and NAS modules via OPTIONS:
PR: ports/102413
Both are on by default ATM...
commit includes the various ports festival can work with. Big thanks to
Trevor for putting in all the time to port these!
PR: 21182, 21183, 21184, 21185, 21186, 21187, 21188, 21189
21190, 21191, 21192, 21193, 21194, 21195, 21196, 21197
21198, 21199, 21200, 21201
Submitted by: Trevor Johnson <trevor@jpj.net>
Obtained from: NetBSD pkgsrc
