multiple identical strings appear in a source file.
As a result, comparing char *o to the "" pointer gives the wrong result
in vis.c, as the "" pointer we're checking against isn't the same as the
"" which initialised char *o.
Use a global pointer initialised to "", and use it for MAKEEXTRALIST()
calls.
Thanks to Christos Zoulas for suggesting the right solution :)
include creating buildlink3.mk files that include other buildlink3.mk
files outside of the region that is protected against multiple inclusion.
This is required to fix a bug in properly ordering the packages listed
in BUILDLINK_PACKAGES.
in XFree86>=4.3; ignore it when checking dependencies or buildlinking.
Skip also randrext (Xrandr's header files) in this case.
The patch agains x11-links' builtin.mk is a slightly modified version of
the patch jlam@ posted in:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2004/03/15/0001.html
ok'd by jlam@
pkg_install, but older NetBSD installations, e.g. 1.5.3, won't support
them. In this case, we explicitly use the native GCC compiler to
avoid problems with depending on pkgsrc GCC for building pkg_install.
Just a comment doesn't seem to suffice in all cases. For no-op commands,
use an explicit "true" invocation to avoid problems. (A future merge of
current bmake may fix this issue.)
- check for existence of fsid_t type, and typedef it if missing
- check for existence of struct statvfs.f_basetype field
- if <sys/mkdev.h> is included and makedev() is missing, try to use mkdev()
- add replacement library file for utimes() by wrappering utime()
included manually by a package, but is intended for inclusion by
bsd.buildlink3.mk. It will be used to avoid special-casing x11-links
when creating symlinks into the buildlink directory.
- Do not check for fnmatch(3) in the default configure script because we
don't know beforehand if a package wants a GNU or a POSIX version of it.
This fixes the build of, for example, diffutils.
autoswc is an utility that automatically generates system wide cache files
for use with configure scripts created by GNU autoconf, and specially by
those executed within pkgsrc.
Reason for the move: pkgtools' Makefile says this category is for packages
used within pkgsrc. autoswc is specially designed to work for pkgsrc, so
it is better placed here. And it may get more exposure ;-)
- Recognize the PKGSRC_COMPILER variable and set it automatically in mk.conf.
- Add the REAL_CCACHE variable: if set, the directory pointed by it will be
null-mounted inside the chroot in a place known by ccache to store the
cache. This is useful to keep it across rebuilds of the sandbox.
Idea suggested by gavan@.
- added support for RPM archive compress with bzip2 as used by e.g.
SuSE Linux 8.2.
- (hopefully) made portable
- rewrote ugly code for handling "-s" command line option
- converted source to KNF
- Use WRKDIR_BASENAME instead of OBJMACHINE to get a unique name of object
directories. This way, multiple jails can use the same pkgsrc tree with
write access and get the right obj links.
- Fix COPYROOTCFG.
