* Don't buildlink in ruby/rubyversion.mk any more but define
RUBY_USE_PTHREAD (use of pthread).
* In ruby/buildlink3.mk, buildlink via mk/pthread.buildlink3.mk as to
RUBY_USE_PTHREAD.
* Also the same logic in ruby/Makefile.common.
* Buildlink of bdb, libiconv, zlib, openssl in each ruby*-base/Makefile.
ruby18-base-1.8.7.302
ruby19-base-1.9.2pl0
* Now patches of ruby-gdm, ruby-curses, ruby-readline and ruby-tk
are gathered to lang/ruby18-base and lang/ruby19-base.
- discontinue use of RUBY_PATCH_DATE.
- Introduce RUBY_PATCH_LEVEL.
pkgsrc's ruby tracks Ruby's patch release and avoid to maintain
its own patch files (with RUBY_PATCH_DATE).
Changes are too much, please see ChangeLog file.
setting to "no" in /etc/mk.conf. (Default is "yes" on most platform.)
- Correct condition of including pthread.buildlink3.mk.
Tested on NetBSD current, SuSE Linux 9.3 and DragonFly BSD 1.6.0.
Thanks for advise from Vincent Hourdin and Joerg Sonnenberger.
pkgsrc changes:
* Add RUBY_DYNAMIC_DIRS which cause generating dynamic PLIST entries.
* Move using buildlinks to rubyversion.mk.
* Merge converters/ruby-iconv to ruby18-base.
Ruby changes:
* too may, see ChangeLog file or
http://eigenclass.org/hiki.rb?ruby+1.8.5+changelog
ruby16/ruby18 package to meta pacakge.
- Define RUBY_BASE to refer ruby16-base or ruby18-base name.
- Define RUBY_SRCDIR to refer ruby16-base/ruby18-base src directory.
- Move some definition from Makefile.comon to rubyversion.mk.
- Add X11BASE to CONFIGURE_ENV.
- Add RUBY_VERSION to MESSAGE_SUBST and PLIST_SUBST.
