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slibtool: update to 0.5.25 Changelog: 0.5.25: This patch release follows several important enhancements in slibtool's functionality, including proper support of explicit .a and .so input arguments in link mode, and use of validly alternate (non-)pic objects. With respect to compiler and target flavors, slibtool now accommodates clang's debated approach towards the -fPIC switch in always-pic targets. Last but not least, and following much discussion and consideration of the various trade-offs, this release redefines _XOPEN_SOURCE to 700. With that said, slibtool could still be easily built on older systems for as long as they provide openat, faccessat, and (the soon-to-be-used) fexecve. - driver: added --tag=RC support. - driver: added --windres support. - driver: use a compiler --target argument also as a tool argument. - driver: if no --tag had been defined in compile mode, set --tag to CC. - link mode: properly handle explicit archive input arguments. - link mode: properly handle external archives and libraries. - link mode: process dependencies also for non-pic .la args. - link mode: support validly alternate (non-)pic objects. - target flavors: accommodate conceptually challenged, PICky targets. - target flavors: flavor detection: associate -windows- with mingw. - target flavors: further eliminate compiler -dumpmachine invocations. 0.5.24: This patch release explicitly requests definition of AT_FDCWD via definition of _POSIX_C_SOURCE in translation units that refer to it. 0.5.23: This patch releases fixes a couple of minor issues in slibtool's own build system. build system: all-shared front-end variant: fix ordering of -l$(PACKAGE). build system: all-shared binary: added missing build-dep on $(SHARED_SOLINK). 0.5.22: This patch release explicitly requests the openat() interface via definition of _POSIX_C_SOURCE in translation units that need it. 0.5.21: This patch release follows important enhancements in slibtool's library interfaces and API contract. In particular, slibtool now no longer uses streams, but rather pure file descriptors. In addition, i/o operations now robustly handle interruption by signals, and thus do not depend on the underlying system calls being restartable. Last but not least, slibtool now installs a pkgconfig configuration file when applicable. - argv.h: output usage and errors using [argv_]dprintf rather than fprint. - argv.h: argv_get(): be consistent between forward decl. and impl. - argv.h: move definition of struct argv_meta_impl to the implementation block. - internals: added slbt_mapped_readline(). - internals: added slbt_map_file(), slbt_unmap_file(). - internals: added slbt_dprintf(), a signal-resilient dprintf implementation. - driver: argv usage and error output: use the signal-resilient slbt_dprintf(). - driver: support alternate fd's for input/output/error/log. - driver: slbt_init_host_params(): propagate failure of <compiler> -dumpmachine. - driver: slbt_init_host_params(): do not set fnative when !fdumpmachine. - driver: struct slbt_fd_ctx: added .fdcwd and .fddst. - library: invocations of openat() now use the context's fdcwd. - project: added initial pkgconfig support. 0.5.20: This patch release includes several important bug fixes pertaining to both the link and compile mode, as well as the addition of a compatible --features output. - driver: added slbt_output_features(), providing compatible --features output. - driver: compatibility: have -{shared|static} imply -disable-{static|shared}. - link mode: properly handle the combination of -release and -version-info. - link mode: slbt_exec_link_create_dep_file(): record top-level -L arguments. - link mode: --disable-{shared|static}: use differently-named placeholders.
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.7 2018/10/11 20:03:45 wiedi Exp $
Import slibtool-0.5.12 as devel/slibtool slibtool is an independent reimplementation of the widely used libtool, written in C. slibtool is designed to be a clean, fast, easy-to-use libtool drop-in replacement, and is accordingly aimed at package authors, distro developers, and system integrators. slibtool maintains compatibility with libtool in nearly every aspect of the tool's functionality as well as semantics, leaving out (or turning into a no-op) only a small number of features that are no longer needed on modern systems.
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slibtool: update to 0.5.25 Changelog: 0.5.25: This patch release follows several important enhancements in slibtool's functionality, including proper support of explicit .a and .so input arguments in link mode, and use of validly alternate (non-)pic objects. With respect to compiler and target flavors, slibtool now accommodates clang's debated approach towards the -fPIC switch in always-pic targets. Last but not least, and following much discussion and consideration of the various trade-offs, this release redefines _XOPEN_SOURCE to 700. With that said, slibtool could still be easily built on older systems for as long as they provide openat, faccessat, and (the soon-to-be-used) fexecve. - driver: added --tag=RC support. - driver: added --windres support. - driver: use a compiler --target argument also as a tool argument. - driver: if no --tag had been defined in compile mode, set --tag to CC. - link mode: properly handle explicit archive input arguments. - link mode: properly handle external archives and libraries. - link mode: process dependencies also for non-pic .la args. - link mode: support validly alternate (non-)pic objects. - target flavors: accommodate conceptually challenged, PICky targets. - target flavors: flavor detection: associate -windows- with mingw. - target flavors: further eliminate compiler -dumpmachine invocations. 0.5.24: This patch release explicitly requests definition of AT_FDCWD via definition of _POSIX_C_SOURCE in translation units that refer to it. 0.5.23: This patch releases fixes a couple of minor issues in slibtool's own build system. build system: all-shared front-end variant: fix ordering of -l$(PACKAGE). build system: all-shared binary: added missing build-dep on $(SHARED_SOLINK). 0.5.22: This patch release explicitly requests the openat() interface via definition of _POSIX_C_SOURCE in translation units that need it. 0.5.21: This patch release follows important enhancements in slibtool's library interfaces and API contract. In particular, slibtool now no longer uses streams, but rather pure file descriptors. In addition, i/o operations now robustly handle interruption by signals, and thus do not depend on the underlying system calls being restartable. Last but not least, slibtool now installs a pkgconfig configuration file when applicable. - argv.h: output usage and errors using [argv_]dprintf rather than fprint. - argv.h: argv_get(): be consistent between forward decl. and impl. - argv.h: move definition of struct argv_meta_impl to the implementation block. - internals: added slbt_mapped_readline(). - internals: added slbt_map_file(), slbt_unmap_file(). - internals: added slbt_dprintf(), a signal-resilient dprintf implementation. - driver: argv usage and error output: use the signal-resilient slbt_dprintf(). - driver: support alternate fd's for input/output/error/log. - driver: slbt_init_host_params(): propagate failure of <compiler> -dumpmachine. - driver: slbt_init_host_params(): do not set fnative when !fdumpmachine. - driver: struct slbt_fd_ctx: added .fdcwd and .fddst. - library: invocations of openat() now use the context's fdcwd. - project: added initial pkgconfig support. 0.5.20: This patch release includes several important bug fixes pertaining to both the link and compile mode, as well as the addition of a compatible --features output. - driver: added slbt_output_features(), providing compatible --features output. - driver: compatibility: have -{shared|static} imply -disable-{static|shared}. - link mode: properly handle the combination of -release and -version-info. - link mode: slbt_exec_link_create_dep_file(): record top-level -L arguments. - link mode: --disable-{shared|static}: use differently-named placeholders.
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DISTNAME= slibtool-0.5.25
Import slibtool-0.5.12 as devel/slibtool slibtool is an independent reimplementation of the widely used libtool, written in C. slibtool is designed to be a clean, fast, easy-to-use libtool drop-in replacement, and is accordingly aimed at package authors, distro developers, and system integrators. slibtool maintains compatibility with libtool in nearly every aspect of the tool's functionality as well as semantics, leaving out (or turning into a no-op) only a small number of features that are no longer needed on modern systems.
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CATEGORIES= devel
MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_GITHUB:=midipix-project/}
GITHUB_TAG= v${PKGVERSION_NOREV}
MAINTAINER= wiedi@frubar.net
slibtool: follow redirect.
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HOMEPAGE= https://midipix.org/
Import slibtool-0.5.12 as devel/slibtool slibtool is an independent reimplementation of the widely used libtool, written in C. slibtool is designed to be a clean, fast, easy-to-use libtool drop-in replacement, and is accordingly aimed at package authors, distro developers, and system integrators. slibtool maintains compatibility with libtool in nearly every aspect of the tool's functionality as well as semantics, leaving out (or turning into a no-op) only a small number of features that are no longer needed on modern systems.
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COMMENT= Surrogate libtool implementation, written in C
LICENSE= mit
HAS_CONFIGURE= yes
USE_LANGUAGES= c
USE_TOOLS+= gmake
slibtool: update to 0.5.25 Changelog: 0.5.25: This patch release follows several important enhancements in slibtool's functionality, including proper support of explicit .a and .so input arguments in link mode, and use of validly alternate (non-)pic objects. With respect to compiler and target flavors, slibtool now accommodates clang's debated approach towards the -fPIC switch in always-pic targets. Last but not least, and following much discussion and consideration of the various trade-offs, this release redefines _XOPEN_SOURCE to 700. With that said, slibtool could still be easily built on older systems for as long as they provide openat, faccessat, and (the soon-to-be-used) fexecve. - driver: added --tag=RC support. - driver: added --windres support. - driver: use a compiler --target argument also as a tool argument. - driver: if no --tag had been defined in compile mode, set --tag to CC. - link mode: properly handle explicit archive input arguments. - link mode: properly handle external archives and libraries. - link mode: process dependencies also for non-pic .la args. - link mode: support validly alternate (non-)pic objects. - target flavors: accommodate conceptually challenged, PICky targets. - target flavors: flavor detection: associate -windows- with mingw. - target flavors: further eliminate compiler -dumpmachine invocations. 0.5.24: This patch release explicitly requests definition of AT_FDCWD via definition of _POSIX_C_SOURCE in translation units that refer to it. 0.5.23: This patch releases fixes a couple of minor issues in slibtool's own build system. build system: all-shared front-end variant: fix ordering of -l$(PACKAGE). build system: all-shared binary: added missing build-dep on $(SHARED_SOLINK). 0.5.22: This patch release explicitly requests the openat() interface via definition of _POSIX_C_SOURCE in translation units that need it. 0.5.21: This patch release follows important enhancements in slibtool's library interfaces and API contract. In particular, slibtool now no longer uses streams, but rather pure file descriptors. In addition, i/o operations now robustly handle interruption by signals, and thus do not depend on the underlying system calls being restartable. Last but not least, slibtool now installs a pkgconfig configuration file when applicable. - argv.h: output usage and errors using [argv_]dprintf rather than fprint. - argv.h: argv_get(): be consistent between forward decl. and impl. - argv.h: move definition of struct argv_meta_impl to the implementation block. - internals: added slbt_mapped_readline(). - internals: added slbt_map_file(), slbt_unmap_file(). - internals: added slbt_dprintf(), a signal-resilient dprintf implementation. - driver: argv usage and error output: use the signal-resilient slbt_dprintf(). - driver: support alternate fd's for input/output/error/log. - driver: slbt_init_host_params(): propagate failure of <compiler> -dumpmachine. - driver: slbt_init_host_params(): do not set fnative when !fdumpmachine. - driver: struct slbt_fd_ctx: added .fdcwd and .fddst. - library: invocations of openat() now use the context's fdcwd. - project: added initial pkgconfig support. 0.5.20: This patch release includes several important bug fixes pertaining to both the link and compile mode, as well as the addition of a compatible --features output. - driver: added slbt_output_features(), providing compatible --features output. - driver: compatibility: have -{shared|static} imply -disable-{static|shared}. - link mode: properly handle the combination of -release and -version-info. - link mode: slbt_exec_link_create_dep_file(): record top-level -L arguments. - link mode: --disable-{shared|static}: use differently-named placeholders.
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CFLAGS.SunOS+= -D__EXTENSIONS__
Import slibtool-0.5.12 as devel/slibtool slibtool is an independent reimplementation of the widely used libtool, written in C. slibtool is designed to be a clean, fast, easy-to-use libtool drop-in replacement, and is accordingly aimed at package authors, distro developers, and system integrators. slibtool maintains compatibility with libtool in nearly every aspect of the tool's functionality as well as semantics, leaving out (or turning into a no-op) only a small number of features that are no longer needed on modern systems.
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.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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