packages collection. This is based on the 1998/05/16 version of f2c,
and was submitted by Dan McMahill in PR pkg/5735. I modified some patches
to contain the correct pathnames.
INSTALL_* macros in configure instead of patching around them. Remove
aclocal directory if this is the last pkg using it.
Portlint: reformat DESCR to <80 columns.
This version does no longer use any code from Javasoft(tm).
XXX although the authors claim it works on several NetBSD architektures
XXX I suspect it currently only works on i386, because they insist on
XXX having a trampoline.c which is only present for i386.
XXX I did set "ONLY_FOR_ARCHS=i386 sparc alpha m68k mips arm32" to give
XXX people a try to feedback if it works or not.
- Use -fPIC instead of -fpic (latter breaks py-Numeric on sparc).
Suggested by tv@netbsd.org. This is inherited by most py-*
packages. Change sent to guido@cnri.reston.va.us.
- Remove official patches from patches dir. Use PATCHFILES mechanism
instead to get them from www.python.org.
(I replaced literally every line in the package, eliminated all their
patches, and had to re-generate the PLIST by hand, so it isn't really
theirs any longer. Had I realized how much had changed I would have
started from scratch...)
packages collection. This was ported by Simon Gerraty, uses Sun's
green threads implementation, and is based on the FreeBSD port.
Currently, this is only for the i386 architecture.
version number. To avoid downloading a distfile which will fail the
checksum stage, retrieve the correct version of the distfile from
MASTER_SITE_BACKUP, aka ftp.netbsd.org
Implement a new DEPENDS definition, which looks for an installed
package, building it if not present, and use it in preference to
LIB_DEPENDS. This should make the package collection more useful on
NetBSD ELF ports.
file. Work out, form the architecture, what format of executable to
use (a.out or ELF), and use the appropriate configuration file.
However, here is (as yet) no ELF configuration file, because I have no
ELF system to try this on.
Clean up - do all the installation into the correct directories in
the "make install" step, so we don't need to putz around in the Makefile.
The patches have all been cleaned up, so that no -p1 argument is needed
to patch.
