1. Fixes a crash on platforms with AESNI support and a malloc which does
not align large allocations to 16-byte boundaries. (AFAIK this does not
affect FreeBSD.)
2. Turns on TCP_NODELAY in order to avoid Nagling latency problems.
The building of the man page relies on cpp behavior that has changed
in the latest version of cpp, so used tradcpp unconditionally.
Approved by: blanket
According to the commit log, these patches were supposed to use
<istream.h> for gcc version less than 3.2 (namely GCC 2.95). The
logic is flawed. It doesn't work for gcc 3.2 or greater. There must
have been a compatibility header in gcc 4 that masked the error. GCC5
doesn't have one so it broke.
The logic is __GNU__ < 3 || __GNUC_MINOR__ < 2
it was intended to be __GNU__ < 3 || (__GNU__ == 3 && __GNU_MINOR__ < 2)
However, there is no point in fixing these patches. These ancient
GCCs aren't available on currently supported FreeBSD releases.
Approved by: Just fix it
Please use math/rubygem-numru-units instead. Since it's broken for a long time
and there is no consumers in the ports tree, remove that w/o deprecation period.
PR: 197020
Submitted by: murashin@gfd-dennou.org (maintainer)
This port breaks if it violates standards according to the -pedantic flag.
Accord to gcc-5, it indeed does with dozens of warnings like this:
/wrkdirs/security/libssh/work/libssh-0.6.3/include/libssh/priv.h:200:33:
error: ISO C does not support '__FUNCTION__' predefined identifier
[-Wpedantic] _ssh_set_error(error, code, __FUNCTION__, __VA_ARGS__)
The maintainer has been MIA for over a year with PRs on 8 ports. I'm not
waiting for this one to time out too. While here, reset MAINTAINER.
PR: 197785
Submitted by: marino
Approved by: maintainer reset
the actual SoC on the board (solo/dual/quad) and the soc name as needed
for generating the fdt_file variable. The Solo and Dual-lite SoCs are
considered to be the same part by the fdt data.
Approved by: bapt
- Use Makefile.include from libbluray
PR: 190958
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D1754
Reviewed by: Carlo Strub <cs@freebsd.org>
Approved by: Carlo Strub <cs@freebsd.org>
