the NetBSD Packages Collection.
Dylan is an object-oriented, dynamic, infix, garbage-collected
programming language with support for multiple inheritence, multiple
dispatch (an advanced form of polymorphism), typed and untyped
variables, closures and exceptions. Dylan also supports pattern-based
hygenic macros. These allow you to define new control constructs and
fully integrate them with the language.
Dylan (theoretically) combines the performance of C or C++ with the
rapid development of Perl and the expressiveness of LISP. It looks
similar to C or Pascal, so experienced programmers can learn to write
simple programs quickly.
Gwydion Dylan provides two implementations of the Dylan programming
language: Mindy and d2c. Mindy is bytecode compiler and interpreter,
and d2c is a Dylan-to-C compiler. Mindy compiles programs quickly,
but the resulting executables run slowly. On the other hand, d2c
compiles programs slowly, but they run quickly. This package contains
mindy.
Gwydion Dylan was originally written by the Gwydion Group at CMU as
part of a research project studying advanced hypercode development
environments. It is now maintained by a group of volunteers.
For just now, the only supported platform is NetBSD/i386, but they
are fairly easy to add, so all contributions gratefully received.
Regen the patches files (one file per patch).
Fix for NetBSD ELF platform: files/stab-elf.c and config/untested/elf-netbsd-cc
(by way of patches/patch-af) adjusted.
Thanks to Nick for the helping hand and to Alistair for the previous work.
This should close PR 13527.
Make X11 support conditional by way if the ELK_USE_X11 variable.
I tried to enable Motif support: only Motif 1.X should work but
even with the lesstif12 package it does not - it does compile though.
So Motif support if commented out but leaved in case someone want to fix
ELK.
version 2.95.2. This package includes all changes to "gcc" from the
new toolchain in NetBSD-current. The only tested (and enabled) platform
is "NetBSD-*-i386" so far.
see ${LOCALBASE}/share/doc/ruby/NEWS file.
plus two fixes noted on ruby-dev@ruby-lang.org.
[ruby-dev:15549] lib/irb/locale.rb
[ruby-dev:15551] lib/weakref.rb
And some ruby pakcage own changes:
- Handle proper RUBY_ARCH variable on current.
- REPLACE_RUBY is processed by sed(1) not ruby.
- Proper handle with RUBY_EXTCONF.
- USE_RUBY_SETUP dosen't implicit define USE_RUBY_AMSTD now.
Besides more bug fixes and several enhancements some of the
NetBSD relevant changes (taken from "changes" in the
distribution):
2001-04-03 (doc fixes) numerous doc corrections and clarifications.
Update of READMEs.
2001-03-29 (bug fix) prevent potential race condition and security leak in
tmp filename creation on Unix. (max)
2001-03-13 (bug fix) Correctly possible memory corruption in string map {}
$str (fellows)
2001-01-30 (bug fix) Fixed possible hangs in fcopy. (porter)
2000-11-23 (mem leak) fixed potential memory leak in error case of lsort
(fellows)
2000-11-01 (mem leak) Corrected excessive mem use of info exists on a
non-existent array element (hobbs)
2000-09-27 (bug fix) fixed a bug introduced by a partial fix in 8.3.2 that
didn't set nonBlocking correctly when resetting the flags for the write
side (mem leak) Correct mem leak in channels when statePtr was released
(hobbs)
2001-07-18 (bug fix) corrected memory overwrite error when buffer size
of a channel is changed after channel use has already begun (kupries, porter)
2001-08-07 (bug fix) corrected bytecode stack management during [break]
(see test foreach-5.5) (sofer, tallneil, jstrot)
2001-08-08 (new features) updated packages msgcat 1.1.1, opt 0.4.3,
tcltest 1.0.1, dependencies checked (porter)
2001-08-24 (bug fix) [auto_import] now matches patterns like
[namespace import], not like [string match] (porter)
**** POTENTIAL INCOMPATABILITY ****
2001-08-27 (new feature) added Tcl_SetMainLoop() to enable loading Tk as a
true package (hobbs)
2001-09-06 (new feature) http 2.4: honor the Content-encoding and charset
parameters; add -binary switch for forcing the issue (hobbs, saoukhi, orwell)
2001-09-10 (bug fix) protect against alias loops (hobbs)
2001-09-19 (bug fix) [format] and [scan] corrected for 64-bit machines (rmax)
2001-09-26 (bug fix) corrected potential deadlock in channels that do not
provide a BlockModeProc (kupries, kogorman)
2001-10-11 (bug fix) corrected cleanup of self-referential bytecodes at
interpreter deletion (sofer, rbrunner)
references of the pkglint package.
_PKGSRCDIR is an internal definition in bsd.pkg.mk, and a few packages
which would like to refer to other packages in the build tree. It should
not be set by users, but neither should it stop a user from building a
package if it is defined, so make it obvious that this is the case.
provide a way to avoid building a statically linked perl on platforms
where it doesn't matter. Currently, by empirical evidence in pkg/14871,
this includes mipsel and probably mipseb. Other platforms can add
themselves if/when they discover it doesn't matter for them either.
Closes pkg/14871 by John Hawkinson <jhawk@mit.edu>.
we don't accidentally add options that the linker doesn't understand, such
as "-Wl,-R*". This should fix pkg/14907 by John Klos john@sixgirls.org
where the a.out linker ld doesn't understand extra flags passed in from
LDFLAGS from the pkgsrc environment when building a perl package.
from the distfile version number. G/C the version number stuff from
perl5/Makefile.common, preserving only PERL5_DIST_VERS as it's still used
by libperl.
pkgsrc. Instead, a new variable PKGREVISION is invented that can get
bumped independent of DISTNAME and PKGNAME.
Example #1:
DISTNAME= foo-X.Y
PKGREVISION= Z
=> PKGNAME= foo-X.YnbZ
Example #2:
DISTNAME= barthing-X.Y
PKGNAME= bar-X.Y
PKGREVISION= Z
=> PKGNAME= bar=X.YnbZ (!)
On subsequent changes, only PKGREVISION needs to be bumped, no more risk
of getting DISTNAME changed accidentally.
