- For direct build failures, make the package location in the first
column a hyper link to the last (supposedly failing) phase.
- For indirect failures, list the first 10 failing dependencies.
doing an old-style bulk build on 4.0 or older systems:
- in mk/bulk/build, do "make update" instead of "make install + clean"
when installing a new pkg_install
- in pkgtools/pkg_install/Makefile, don't try to use our own
executables (${WORKDIR}/pkg_add/pkg_add etc.) if they don't exist
Discussed with joerg, and even though he's not entirely happy
with the latter change, he didn't appear to have a better suggestion.
This, and putting /usr/pkg/sbin earlier than /usr/sbin in the $PATH
appears to be required to get an old-style bulk build going.
Fix a bug exposed by the "set -e" improvements in NetBSD-current's
"/bin/sh" which would prevent the script from cleaning up its
temporary directory.
Change approved by David Brownlee.
This package attempts to resolve deficiencies in system headers by
providing missing types, definitions and prototypes in shadow headers.
New in this version:
- Rewrote all of the tests to use autoconf.
- Implemented tests and support for more standard integer types.
nor intends to provide full posix(r) compatibility, I've decided to rename
it.
An improved version of the package will be re-imported later, probably
under the name "compat_headers".
- Explicitly clear automatic flag for packages user wants installed
that got pulled in previously.
- Only ignore pkg_summary.gz in local repository if newer files
with name matching *.t[bg]z exist. (Otherwise, pkg_summary.gz
created by pbulk would be ignored because pkg_summary.bz2 is
newer.)
Okayed by abs@.
Makefiles. As a first pass make MAINTAINER optional and add an optional
OWNER directly after it in the same section. This will pass valid
OWNER/MAINTAINER combinations but not reject some invalid ones.
Full fix (hopefully) coming soon...
Many of the hash function headers are incompatible with the OpenSSL
headers, so don't include them by default and require the caller to
include them on demand.
