Merge recent patch for luajit that fixes build with clang.
Since clang's assembler before LLVM 14 doesn't understand some
instructions, use binutils' as when using older LLVM.
When both CAPIDOCS and DOCS options are enabled, the following commands are executed:
1. post-install-CAPIDOCS-on: removed the installed .timestamp (in STAGEDIR).
2. post-install-DOCS-on: copied the generated .timestamp (in capi directory) to the STAGEDIR again.
Therefore, the installed .timestamp is orphaned.
To fix this, we remove both the generated and installed .timestamp in post-install-CAPIDOCS-on:.
PR: 267775
Reported by: yasu
When both CAPIDOCS and DOCS options are enabled, the following commands are executed:
1. post-install-CAPIDOCS-on: removed the installed .timestamp (in STAGEDIR).
2. post-install-DOCS-on: copied the generated .timestamp (in capi directory) to the STAGEDIR again.
Therefore, the installed .timestamp is orphaned.
To fix this, we remove both the generated and installed .timestamp in post-install-CAPIDOCS-on:.
PR: 267775
Reported by: yasu
When both CAPIDOCS and DOCS options are enabled, the following commands are executed:
1. post-install-CAPIDOCS-on: removed the installed .timestamp (in STAGEDIR).
2. post-install-DOCS-on: copied the generated .timestamp (in capi directory) to the STAGEDIR again.
Therefore, the installed .timestamp is orphaned.
To fix this, we remove both the generated and installed .timestamp in post-install-CAPIDOCS-on:.
PR: 267775
Reported by: yasu
When both CAPIDOCS and DOCS options are enabled, the following commands are executed:
1. post-install-CAPIDOCS-on: removed the installed .timestamp (in STAGEDIR).
2. post-install-DOCS-on: copied the generated .timestamp (in capi directory) to the STAGEDIR again.
Therefore, the installed .timestamp is orphaned.
To fix this, we remove both the generated and installed .timestamp in post-install-CAPIDOCS-on:.
PR: 267775
Reported by: yasu
20221218:
- Examples for reading from the keyboard have been added to the manual.
- In src/read_me.txt and src/read_me.htm the description "compiling
Seed7 under windows with cl from MSVC" has been improved. The
description of possible C compiler warnings has also been improved.
- Support for the ternary operator ?: has been added to the types
bitset, color, duration and time.
- The graphic keyboard test program gkbd.sd7 has been improved to
support super/windows keys.
- Definitions of KEY_SUPER, KEY_LEFT_SUPER and KEY_RIGHT_SUPER have
been added to the libraries keybd.s7i and keydescr.s7i.
- The tls.s7i library has been improved to reopen a socket if the
old session cannot be reused.
- In gif.s7i a small error in reading a GIF header has been fixed.
- The compiler (s7c.sd7) has been improved:
- Unsupported Seed7 compiler options trigger a warning now.
- Better optimizations for abs(), mdiv and mod are done.
- More integer overflow checks of abs(), <<, *, div, mdiv, mod and
rem are optimized away (with option -oc3).
- More division by zero checks are optimized away.
- Computing the range of possible integer results for abs(),
bitLength(), log2(), log10(), sqrt() +, -, <<, >>, - (negate), *
and ?: (ternary operator) has been improved. This also helps in
reducing the number of integer overflow checks.
- The statistics about integer overflow checks and division checks
have been improved.
- A warning is written at a catch of otherwise when checks for an
exception have been suppressed (this is done with -w2).
- The code coverage of the integer tests in chkint.sd7 and
chkovf.sd7 has been increased. Now, all code in comp/int_act.s7i
is tested (except code for non-twos-complement computers).
- Several tests in chkint.sd7 have been refactored to avoid
optimizations that skip tests (Expressions are compared with
intExpr(value) instead of just value).
- Documentation comments have been improved in time.s7i.
- The graphic driver for windows (drw_win.c) has been improved:
- Windows are now created with a size that includes decorations.
- The windows class is registered with with RegisterClassExW() now.
This triggers the creation of Unicode windows (where keypresses
return Unicode characters).
- A function to draw filled chords (drwPFArcChord) under windows has
been added.
- An empty window is just created once on initialization and stored
globally.
- The graphic keyboard driver for windows (gkb_win.c) has been
improved:
- The function getc(GRAPH_KEYBOARD) now returns Unicode characters.
- Dead keys are returned directly and are not combined with the next
character pressed (this combining can be done by the program).
- Holding down a windows/super key and pressing a cursor key is
supported now (this resizes and moves the current active window).
In this case the program now receives KEY_RESIZE characters (if
they have been requested with selectInput()).
- Combinations of CTRL + ALT + letter are now recognized correctly
(CTRL is preferred over ALT in combinations with a letter).
- The combination of cursor, function and mouse keys with modifier
keys now prefers SHIFT over the other modifiers and CTRL over ALT.
- The recognition of button presses in gkbButtonPressed() has been
improved to also work for Unicode characters.
- Now wide char functions (CreateWindowW(), CreateWindowExW(),
MapVirtualKeyW(), PeekMessageW(), GetMessageW()) are used and only
correctly received messages are processed.
- The lowest four bits of a system command (wParam of WM_SYSCOMMAND
message) are ignored now.
- Macros are used to recognize mouse wheel and xbuttons.
- Macro definitions have been added, as some C compilers do not
provide them.
- The graphic keyboard drivers (gkb_win.c and gkb_x11.c) have been
improved to support super/windows keys.
- The support for the unused action CHR_CONV has been removed.
- The number of C compiler warnings has been reduced.
- Unnecessary initialisations and assignments have been removed in
several C files.
- Usages of strcpy() and wcscpy() have been reduced.
- In hshlib.c the hash table for-loops have been adjusted to process
the elements in the same succession as in compiled programs. The
code has also been simplified.
- The program chkccomp.c has been improved:
- Now, a backup copy of the source file (e.g. ctest123.cbak) is
created if a test program fails.
- Now, an empty output of a test program is recognized and the test
is repeated (Some anti-virus software of Windows may trigger this).
- Now, it considers wasm files for an Emscripten build.
- The macros os_setmode, os_fdopen and os_fileno are determined.
- Usages of isatty(), fdopen() and fileno() have been replaced by
os_isatty(), os_fdopen() and os_fileno() respectively.
- Some fixes for Emscripten have been done:
- The files mk_emccl.mak and mk_emccw.mak have been adjusted for the
newest version of Emscripten. Now, there is source information in a
stack trace, and the stack size used by Emscipten has been
increased.
- In chkccomp.c wasm files are considered now.
- The size of functions has been reduced in chkchr.sd7, chkint.sd7
and chkstr.sd7. This avoids a stack overflow in Node.js.
- Logging functions have been added or improved in drw_win.c,
gkb_win.c, gkb_x11.c and intlib.c.
Saturday, 10 December 2022
KDE today announces the release of KDE Frameworks 5.101.0.
KDE Frameworks are 83 addon libraries to Qt which provide a wide variety
of commonly needed functionality in mature, peer reviewed and well
tested libraries with friendly licensing terms. For an introduction see
the KDE Frameworks release announcement.
This release is part of a series of planned monthly releases making
improvements available to developers in a quick and predictable manner.
PR: 268291
Exp-run by: antoine
When lang/gcc12 is also installed, the programs installed by gnat12 might
load libraries of gcc12. This could become problematic if these two ports
get different versions.
Modification inspired by lang/gcc6-aux/files/diff-core.
As per upstream php 7.4 has reached it's EOL on 2022-11-22. Remove php74
from the tree. Default version of php has already been switched to 8.1.
Approved by: portmgr (blanket infrastructure)
Sponsored by: Bounce Experts
These ports are failing on build cluster for some time. I tried reproducing
it locally and it turned out to be a strange heisenbug - the compiler crashes
when compiling different unrelated files and restarting the build makes the
problem go away.
I wasn't able to extract a minimal reproducing testcase, so didn't contact
upstream.
Mark BROKEN for now and hope for a new compiler version to work.
Reported by: pkg-fallout
