DragonFly's base libstdc++ *is* c++11 compliant, so marking LO
broken solely based on use of libstdc++ is erroneous logic. However,
limiting the check to FreeBSD (and the OSVERSION check after it) is
legitimate, and that's what this commit does to unbreak DragonFly.
If it had just been the one check, I would have used BROKEN_FreeBSD
instead.
currently maintained by Lubomir Rintel (previous maintainer was Robert
de Bath)
- Remove no longer true BROKEN on Tier-2 architectures statement (tested
and builds just fine on all of them)
- Cleanup the Makefile while here: optimize away DOCS and BINS variables,
arrange knobs in a more logical way, fix indentation bugs, etc.
The use of OSVERSION to define EXTRA_PATCHES requires an OPSYS check.
The extra patch in question is not valid for DragonFly.
Approved by: portmgr (bapt, after technical discussion)
|load_kld -e| cannot detect usb_quirk(4) at all and GENERIC kernel
always has it via |device usb|. So, the following happens:
$ kldstat -v | fgrep quirk
$ kldstat -m usb_quirk.ko
kldstat: can't find module usb_quirk.ko: No such file or directory
$ service wacom start
kldload: can't load usb_quirk: module already loaded or in kernel
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/wacom: WARNING: Unable to load kernel module usb_quirk
|kldload -n| is supported even by DragonFly, so there's no reason to
care for no longer supported FreeBSD 8.x.
Smi is a Simple Markup Interpreter / filter for simplified Markup dialect.
smi can be fed text in Markdown, and return HTML output. smi can be fed
HTML, and return the markup translated to entities. I use smi as a filter
for devel/cgit to parse the README.md files, returning HTML output. I am
also using it to markup wiki pages, for a git backed wiki. The use cases
are limited only by your imagination.
WWW: http://BSDforge.com/projects/textproc/smi/
PR: 196224
Submitted by: Chris Hutchinson <portmaster@bsdforge.com>
Approved by: pgollucci (mentor)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3569
specified but without specifying a document, that application is
started instead of presenting the user with the generic startup
window and requiring him to pick the document type (running
openoffice-*-scalc should open to a new spreadsheet, etc.)
Building with clang 3.7 is reported to have the same failure mode
as clang 3.6, so use the same optimization tweak as a workaround.
Various cleanups to do-install:
* The paths ${PREFIX}/${INSTALLATION_BASEDIR} and
${PREFIX}/${INSTALLATION_BASEDIR}/${AOODIR}, and
${PREFIX}/${INSTALLATION_BASEDIR}/${AOODIR}/share/xdg are
frequently used, so create a few variables to hold those paths
instead of repeating the same, long sequence in a number of places
* Tweak openoffice-wrapper to take advantage of the previous change
* Use INSTALLS_ICONS=yes instead of manually adding the @exec and
@unexec entries to the plist
* Edit bootstraprc only once with ${REINPLACE_CMD} instead of
running it twice to edit the same line
* Remove bootstraprc.bak so that it does not get installed
* With the advent of staging, it is not necessary to remove
${STAGEDIR}${DESKTOPDIR}/${EXECBASE}
* Simplify code for installing icons
Rename remaining OOO* variables to AOO*.
Delete unused definition of ${SUBST}.
Delete fbsd:nokeywords property and add svn:keywords to
files/openoffice-wrapper.
specified but without specifying a document, that application is
started instead of presenting the user with the generic startup
window and requiring him to pick the document type (running
openoffice-*-scalc should open to a new spreadsheet, etc.)
Building with clang 3.7 is reported to have the same failure mode
as clang 3.6, so use the same optimization tweak as a workaround.
Various cleanups to do-install:
* The paths ${PREFIX}/${INSTALLATION_BASEDIR} and
${PREFIX}/${INSTALLATION_BASEDIR}/${AOODIR}, and
${PREFIX}/${INSTALLATION_BASEDIR}/${AOODIR}/share/xdg are
frequently used, so create a few variables to hold those paths
instead of repeating the same, long sequence in a number of places
* Tweak openoffice-wrapper to take advantage of the previous change
* Use INSTALLS_ICONS=yes instead of manually adding the @exec and
@unexec entries to the plist
* Edit bootstraprc only once with ${REINPLACE_CMD} instead of
running it twice to edit the same line
* Remove bootstraprc.bak so that it does not get installed
* With the advent of staging, it is not necessary to remove
${STAGEDIR}${DESKTOPDIR}/${EXECBASE}
* Simplify code for installing icons
Rename remaining OOO* variables to AOO*.
Changes:
- Use of sqlitejdbc
- Use of Oracle's jdk. It no longer works with OpenJDK and the
upstream project indicated that they won't make changes to make
it work with it either.
PR: 202752
Submitted by: Fernando Apesteguia <fernando.apesteguia@gmail.com> (maintainer)
- Expand Linux ppc into FreeBSD powerpc and powerpc64
- Reword COMMENT based on summary in ${WRKSRC}/README
- Rename files/patch-* according to |make makepatch|
- Pet |portlint -C|
PR: 202989
Approved by: portmgr blanket
to lots of dependencies and lack of hardware or working SPARC emulation
to perform tinderbox tests; c.f. https://reviews.freebsd.org/D2791)
- Clean up `post-install' target and fix numerous whitespace issues
- Define LICENSE and move PROJECTHOST where it logically belongs
- Propagate available SIMD support down to the compiler (x86 only)
- Do not enforce -O3; update/improve `x-generate-plist' target
- Provide a better port description text while I am here
Tested on: local Mac mini G4 (powerpc), flame (sparc64)
with empty machdep_init() vs. broken "Calibrating delay loop" code; some
simple run-time tests, like booting off the kickstart ROM image, did not
reveal any problems or performance artifacts
- Drop unsupported --enable-sound option (--with-oss-sound is the default,
and OSS support is detected correctly)
- Remove `files/patch-configure.in' which was added in r76429 by mbr@ back
in 2003 to allow UAE to build with GCC 3.x -- does not seem needed these
days; consequently replace (deprecated) USE_AUTOTOOLS with GNU_CONFIGURE
- Do not patch things in `pre-configure', use `post-patch' target for that
- Sort USES values and wrap few overly long lines while I'm here
