Remove --enable-man-pages=3 as it is the default now.
Comment out the CPPFLAGS setting for threads.
(I need to look at this further.)
List the includes in the buildlink3.mk as listed in the
x11.pc pkgconfig file.
I think the changes are:
* configure.ac:
* modules/im/ximcp/Makefile.am:
Add check and cflags for malloc(0) returning NULL.
* modules/lc/Utf8/Makefile.am:
* modules/om/generic/Makefile.am:
* src/Makefile.am:
* src/xcms/Makefile.am:
* src/xkb/Makefile.am:
* src/xlibi18n/Makefile.am:
2005-11-19 Kevin E. Martin <kem-at-freedesktop-dot-org>
* x11.pc.in:
Update pkgconfig files to separate library build-time dependencies
from application build-time dependencies.
* configure.ac:
Update dependencies to work with separate build roots.
2005-11-14 Kevin E. Martin <kem-at-freedesktop-dot-org>
* configure.ac:
Fix xf86bigfont pkgconfig dep typo.
Note that the version was decreased.
xlibs was experimental and non-official.
This adds man pages.
Remove comments about xlibs in DESCR.
Remove conflicts with XFree86-libs.
Add CPPFLAGS of -DXUSE_MTSAFE_API -DXNO_MTSAFE_PWDAPI -D_REENTRANT.
This was needed for NetBSD. (Need to check if can be more specific.)
Add several includes of buildlink3.mk files. (Most are "build" only
dependencies.)
Comment out includes in buildlink3.mk file. (Need to check this.)
Remove the include of x11/xextensions/buildlink3.mk in buildlink3.mk
file -- don't make this libX11 depend on X :)
WRKSRC. LIBTOOL_OVERRIDE defaults to "libtool */libtool and */*/libtool,"
meaning that, in most packages, there's no need to set it.
So: Nuke tons of LIBTOOL_OVERRIDE=${WRKSRC} and adjust a few
SHLIBTOOL_OVERRIDEs (remove ${WRKSRC} from them).
is the foundation of practically every X Window System program out there.
This is the freedesktop.org version. It is based on libX11 from XFree86.
The goals of this project are (1) to get libX11 out of the huge XF86
hunk of code, (2) to make it buildable with autotools, (3) keep the
ability to easily merge bug fixes from libX11 in XF86 into this code,
(4) make it possible for people to work with Xlib without having to deal
with the entire XFree86 distribution, so that bugs can get detected and
fixed, and (5) provide a place to move the X library forward.
