where clang is the base compiler. The issue was that these ports
would only successfully build with gcc and libstdc++, so they
specified USE_GCC=yes, but they linked to other C++ ports that were
compiled with clang, which brought in libc++. The conflict between
libstdc++ and libc++ caused the application to crash whenever an
operation that popped up a dialog box was attempted. Thanks to
dim@ for helping me track this down. The fix is to patch various
bits of the openoffice souce to allow it to be built with clang
on systems where the C++ dependencies are also compiled with clang. [1]
Add a CUPS option so that CUPS can be disabled [2].
Register print/cups-client as a LIB_DEPENDS when CUPS is enabled.
pkg-message claims that user settings are stored in
~/.openoffice,org4, whereas all other platforms seem to use
~/.openoffice.org/4 (or equivalent), and both openoffice-4 and
openoffice-devel actually use ~/.openoffice.org-devel/4. The
addition of -devel to the location happened with r325370.
The / appears to have been introduced in r297259. Change the
location match other platforms. Introduce a new variable
${AOOUDIR} so that the actual location and pkg-message stay in
sync.
Rename ${OOOTAG} to ${AOOTAG} and restore its value so that it
can once again be substituted into pkg-message. It has not
been set since r296269.
Various Makefile cleanups:
* Gather and sort USE_*
* Simplify use of ${REINPLACE_CMD}
* --x-includes and --x-libraries are automatically passed to configure,
which ignores them
* Get rid of unnecessary include of bsd.port.options.mk
PR: 188088 [1]
PR: 198458 [2]
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D2055
Reviewed by: pfg
Approved by: mat (mentor)
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