MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER to 1. This makes it safe to do -j${MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER}
without any extra logic.
- Cleanup ports working around the empty MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER
- This also fixes several ports that were expecting MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER
to always have a number
Reviewed by: bapt
Spotted by: John Marino <draco@marino.st>
With hat: portmgr
provider. This is helpful when users also wish to force os.name to a
different value (e.g. Linux) but not being forced to also use the
Linux file system provider. This can be done by defining the property
java.nio.file.spi.DefaultFileSystemProvider.
This patch differs from the submitters in that the range of values are
restricted to the current known defaults.
PR: 173847
Submitted by: 4721 at hushmail.com
with font related crashes without them. I haven't been able to reproduce,
but this should be relatively harmless, so I'm committing it anyway.
PR: 173760
Submitted by: girgen@
caused build failures on 7.x.
- Revert r306656. bootstrap-openjdk builds it fine now (r306814).
- Remove registervm from build dependency. This hack is no longer necessary
as javavmwrapper is fixed now (r306536).
Approved by: glewis (maintainer)
Feature safe: yes
files are only installed if the option is set. In future it will likely
also mean to enable the debug and/or fastdebug build.
PR: 172627
Feature safe: yes
. Group the USE_* directives together.
. Trim the Makefile header. [2]
. Convert to optionsNG. [2]
. Remove the ABI numbers from LIB_DEPENDS. [2]
. Fix the POLICY option. [2]
. Fix permissions and ownership of jexec. [2]
. Make sure the bootstrap JDK is used by the ant bootstrap. [2]
Submitted by: kuriyama@ [1]
jkim@ [2]
Feature safe: yes
- Fix conflicts with java/classpath. Note security provider configuration
is moved to ${PREFIX}/lib/security/SableVM.security. This file is always
loaded first because the short vendor name is SableVM. If it does not
exist, then classpath.security is loaded (java/security/Security.java).
- Reduce Makefile headers, add licenses, and convert to optionsNG.
any regressions in functionality that might have been missed. Biggest
news is that partial BSD support is now in the official source
distribution through the OS X port's inclusion.
Partly obtained from Kurt Miller <kurt@intricatesoftware.com>
since a number of places in the code check for that and assume that it
means an error occurred. On FreeBSD, in particular, the value of
ifr_flags can be negative if multicast is enabled on the socket since
the possible flags have expanded to fill more than a short.
Instead of blindly promoting ifr_flags to an int, which will preserve
the sign, we fill the int return value with ifr_flagshigh in the high
16 bits and ifr_flags in the low 16 bits.
PR: 155186
Reported by: Alex Hayward <xelah-freebsd-pr@xelah.com>
