The reason is that a plugin may include its private version of some
code that opencpn also has in its source. Without -Bsymbolic the plugin
may use the objects from opencpn instead of its version, and which do
not match the includes it was compiled with, and bad things happens.
bump PKGREVISIONs
Fix deadman alarm
Update to use state and type of boundary for AIS guard zones
Reorder boundary alarm dialog to make it simpler
Add time to AIS incursion message
Add Properties dialog box
Add new information handling in AIS message
This plugin is developed by Sean D'Epagnier and implements various configurable
alarms alerting the user about the changing conditions round the boat.
Watchdog also implements a Deadman-alarm and an improved anchor alarm.
Watchdog communicates with another very useful plug-in, called OpenCPN ODraw
Plugin (opencpn-plugin-draw in pkgsrc). That plugin is a tool to draw
geo-referenced points, lines and shapes within OpenCPN.
