- remove all apr/apu related parts (leftovers from bundled apr)
- remove invalid parts from Makefile.doc
- move MODULES to Makefile.options
- remove apache20 parts
- remove category handling
with hat apache@
- Define LICENSE knob, cleanup Makefile, add comments, etc.
- Do not rename binary name upon install to match packages for other OSes
- Tidy up port description to match upstream text closer
- Make COMMENT more user-friendly (looking at Ubuntu)
PR: ports/169799 (version update + patches)
Submitted by: dmarion
Both textproc/raptor and textproc/raptor2 provide a raptor.h header; the
former puts it in ${LOCALBASE}/include, whereas the latter puts it into
${LOCALBASE}/include/raptor2.
The way CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS were changed so far, -I${LOCALBASE}/include was
passed to the compiler before -I${LOCALBASE}/include/raptor2, so the raptor1
headers were picked up and the build failed.
The fix is consists of several separate adjustments:
- The port only depends on raptor2 (and obtains the required compiler and
linker flags via pkg-config) and optionally on OpenSSL from ports in
case one has installed it.
We thus need USE_OPENSSL and OPENSSLINC/OPENSSLLIB.
- Due to the other the CFLAGS are defined in the port's configure.ac, we
need to make raptor2's CFLAGS be passed before the rest, so
-I${LOCALBASE}/include/raptor2 is passed to the compiler before other
paths such as the infamous ${LOCALBASE}/include.
- We need to change CFLAGS instead of CPPFLAGS, otherwise the OpenSSL
CFLAGS still come before the actual CFLAGS and the problem persists.
Note: SLAVE_PORT_MODULES is target to remove, since
with new options framework it can lead to
a defect pkg-plist (leftovers).
- update supported USE_APACHE version
for convenience. The user simply specifies an SQL statement in R using data
frame names in place of table names and a database with appropriate table
layouts/schema is automatically created, the data frames are automatically
loaded into the database, the specified SQL statement is performed, the
result is read back into R and the database is deleted all automatically
behind the scenes making the database's existence transparent to the user
who only specifies the SQL statement.
WWW: https://code.google.com/p/sqldf/
seemingly small generalization of gsub, namely allow the replacement string to
be a replacement function, list, formula or proto object, can result in
increased power and applicability. The resulting function, gsubfn is the
namesake of this package.
WWW: https://code.google.com/p/gsubfn/
