${OPT}_${TYPE}_DEPENDS_OFF=<something> will automatically add:
${TYPE_DEPENDS}+=<something> in case OPT is 'off'
${OPT}_${FLAG}_OFF=<something> will automatically add:
${FLAG}+=<something> in case OPT is 'off'
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
by adding a prefix or suffix to them.
Files listed in UNIQUE_PREFIX_FILES will receive the prefix
set via UNIQUE_PREFIX. The same applies to UNIQUE_SUFFIX_FILES,
but with the chosen UNIQUE_SUFFIX. UNIQUE_PREFIX and
UNIQUE_SUFFIX are set to PKGNAMEPREFIX and PKGNAMESUFFIX by
default.
The uniquefiles USES enables ports to name files in special
ways, e.g. by outlining that the port does not support X11
(-nox11). A binary named bin/foo thus can be easily renamed
to bin/foo-featureA via
USES= uniquefiles
UNIQUE_SUFFIX= -featureA
UNIQUE_SUFFIX_FILES= bin/foo
The uniquefiles USES automatically adjusts the plist at
installation time. There is no need to consider the prefix
or suffix in the pkg-plist file itself. If the original name
of the renamed file is bin/foo, this exact name should be put
into pkg-plist.
The dirs argument to USES=uniquefiles will cause certain
standard directories, such as DOCSDIR or EXAMPLESDIR to be
prepended with the UNIQUE_PREFIX. The change to the directories
will hapen prior to configuring or building the port, so that
the port Makefile as well as the port's build logic are aware
of the changed name.
Since the uniquefiles USES effectively manipulates the port's
installation and file layout, it will only be available for
stagedir-aware ports. Ports with NO_STAGE=yes will be unable
to use the uniquefiles USES.
Reviewed by: portmgr@
Approved by: portmgr@
bsd.python.mk
Ports need to use a designated python interpreter, whether this
is the default one chosen by the user (or provided by the system)
and pulled in via USE_PYTHON[_BUILD|_RUN]=yes or an explicit version
or version range pulled in via USE_PYTHON[_BUILD|_RUN]=X.Y does not
matter.
Ports should however not rely on 'python' at build or installation
time, whenever possible to avoid problems with building packages for
different python versions.
This change tries to raise the barrier for misbehaving ports and eases
package builds for different python versions.
Tested with: exp-run (ports/184591)
Reviewed by: wg@, koobs@
Supported by: wg@
With hat on: python@
USE_FORTRAN=yes can be replaced with USES=fortran or USES=fortran:gcc.
USE_FORTRAN=ifort can be replaced with USES=fortran:ifort.
USE_FORTRAN=f77 is deprecated and the version of gcc it depends
on (lang/gcc34) is scheduled to be removed.
Note that USE_FORTRAN=yes also makes GCC the C/C++ compiler while
USES=fortran only sets the Fortran compiler and can be used together
with Clang as C/C++ compiler.
twisted can be configured with the arguments run or build to replace
the previous USE_TWISTED_RUN and USE_TWISTED_BUILD knobs. The twisted
components can be added as comma-separated arguments. If you previously
wrote
USE_TWISTED= yes
USE_TWISTED= conch names
USE_TWISTED_RUN= yes
you now would write
USES= twisted
USES= twisted:conch,names
USES= twisted:run
The problem with the old method is that the libtool is configured to look
first in LOCALBASE for libraries to link to. Normaly this wouldn't cause
a problem. However if a port that builds a library with new API also builds
introspection files or say gtk bindings, then libtool will look first into
LOCALBASE and find the old library version for linking the introspection
files or gtk bindings. Due to the missing new API in old library the build
will fail with unresolved symbols.
The new ltverhack will patch the ltmain.sh and/or libtool files that where
bundled with the port. This libtool is correctly configured to first look
in for the just build libraries.
If the port bundled version of ltmain.sh and/or libtool aren't in ${WRKSRC}
then ltverhack_PATCH_FILES can be overwritten with there location in ${WRKSRC}.
As a bonus when using the new ltverhack configure will honor --disable-static
again. So please check your plist after converting.
While here shorten the number of tabs in the lthacks, ltverhack and
ltasneededhack PRE_PATCH components so they are just over 80 chars long.
Exp-run by: bdrewery@
PR: ports/183936
Obtained from: gnome dev repo
Supported arguments are:
- c++11-lang: the port needs a c++11 aware compiler what ever standard
library it uses, implies features
- c++11-lib: the port needs a c++11 standard library, implies features
- c11: the ports needs a c11 aware compiler implies features
- features: this will create a COMPILER_FEATURES variable which contains
the list of features ${CC} do support, implies env.
- env: the COMPILER_TYPE will be set to either gcc or clang.
By default the uses will try to use clang33 from ports when nothing in
base is relevant except if the user explicitly defines
FAVORITE_COMPILER=gcc in his make.conf
Please note that testing tinderbox prior to version: 4.0.1_1 is not able to
properly figure out the dependencies implied by this USES.
level to use. This allows multiple patches in 1 port to use different
PATCH_DIST_STRIP values without changing PATCH_DIST_STRIP.
Syntax: PATCHFILES= patch[:-pX][:distgroup]
PR: ports/168222
Submitted by: knu
With hat: portmgr
- old USE_ZOPE knob support was removed from bsd.python.mk
- update CHANGES and bsd.sanity.mk accordingly
- add ZOPE options knob and use it in lang/py-mx-base
The work is done by Marcus von Appen, but any problems are mine.
Submitted by: mva (python ML)
The ports tree is now staged by default. With pkgng the sequence hasn't
changed, the main difference is that creating package is now independent
from installing it. With pkg_install, the package is now created first
and make install, do install the package.
New macros:
- STAGEDIR: PATH to the directory where the port will be staged.
- NO_STAGE: Keep the old behaviour of the ports tree (aka no staging area)
Unsupported macro if NO_STAGE is not set:
- MAN* with staging man page compression and handling of hardlinks and
symlinks is automatically done in the stage. the manpages becomes then a
"normal" plist files and should be tracked in pkg-plist.
- MANCOMPRESSED the compress-man target is able to only compress when it
needed.
New target:
- stage: this installs everything into the stage directory
- makeplist: this will create a pkg-plist and print it to stdout. This is
a sample plist and it should always be _reviewed_ not directly used.
NOTE: with staging only what is in the plist will be installed, nothing more,
meaning a port staged cannot have leftovers exect directories left. It is
really important to double check the pkg-plist to make sure all the files
the maintainer want to package are in! make makeplist can help in that area.
The goal is to handle as quickly as possible a full removal of the NO_STAGE
support.
More features can be added once the full ports tree is converted to using the
staging area
Conversion notes:
- Remove NO_STAGE
- in {pre,do,post}-install
* Before any usage of ${PREFIX}, ${ETCDIR}, ${PORTSDIR}, ${PORTEXAMPLES}
prepend ${STAGEDIR}
* Remove any thing that is done by @exec or +INSTALL script it will be
done automatically when syncing packages
* Remove any code to show PKG-MESSAGE it will be done automatically when
syncing packages
* Directory creation should remain in post-install (in particular because
pkgng doesn't work like pkg_install in that area and pkgng ignores the
@exec mkdir but directly pack the directory even if empty)
- PORTDOCS/PORTEXAMPELS
To support PORTDOCS, PORTEXAMPLES most of the time there is no more need
for hacks. just add the right %%PORTDOCS%% or %%PORTEXAMPLES%% in your
plist then the given files from the stagedir will or will not sync
according to NOPORTDOCS and NOPORTEXAMPLES.
With hat: portmgr
Reviewed by: bdrewery
has issues with 'installworld' when WITH_SSP is defined. [1]
Keep WITH_SSP support for now since it has been announced as that
already.
- Remove redundant wording in UPDATING [2]
Suggested by: bapt [1]
Reported by: blakkheim on EFNet
With hat: portmgr
on FreeBSD 10, and amd64 on earlier versions.
SSP_UNSAFE is added to disable in a port if it fails to build, but
this should only be used in rare circumstances such as kernel modules.
Otherwise, the port may just be failing due to lack of respecting
LDFLAGS.
On FreeBSD 10, this uses an ldscript in /usr/lib/libc.so to pull in
libssp_nonshared.a to address issues linking on i386 [1].
On earlier FreeBSD versions the WITH_SSP knob will add -lssp_nonshared
to LDFLAGS on i386. This is not needed on amd64. However, several hundred
ports do not currently respect LDFLAGS, so this support is disabled currently
as it causes build failures if a dependency is looking for the stack_chk
symbols.
Many thanks to jlh@ for this as he had many years of patience in getting
all of the necessary pieces [1][2] in.
[1] http://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/lib/libc/libc.ldscript?revision=251668&view=markup
PR: ports/138228 [2]
Submitted by: jlh (bsd.ssp.mk based on)
Reviewed by: bapt
With hat: portmgr
exp-runs done: 37 over a month on 91i386,91amd64,10i386,10amd64
after r254273
- Fix a bunch of ports to properly work after this
- Mark converters/libiconv as IGNORE for systems with iconv in libc
Reviewed by: bapt
Approved by: portmgr (bapt)
Discussed with: bapt, bsam (who both contributed ideas and code)
from existing packages and not fallback on building from source.
This is useful for package building tools such as poudriere and tinderbox
to avoid building from source and confusing the build log, if a dependency
failed to build for some reason.
NOTE: USE_PACKAGE_DEPENDS has not changed here. It has always
reverted to source if the package was not present.
PR: ports/180725
Submitted by: crees
With hat: portmgr
Unfortunately, this also affects some ports using QT3 as a GUI toolkit.
Changes to infrastructure files:
- bsd.kde.mk : obsolete, remove
- bsd.qt.mk : note that a CONFLICTS_BUILD line can probably go after a while
- CHANGES : document the removals from bsd.port.mk
- KNOBS : remove KDE and QT (KDE4 and QT4 should be used instead)
- MOVED : add the removed ports
PR: ports/180745
Submitted by: rene
Approved by: portmgr (bapt)
Exp-run by: bapt
This uses accept 'env' as an argument for ports that do use their own or a different do-configure target.
Modify xmkmf so it accept IMAKECPPFLAGS as default flags for imake and pass it to the called imake.
Modify xorg-cf-files (the FreeBSD.cf configuration file) to allow CppCmd to be overwritten.
Pass CppCmd CcCmd and CplusplusCmd via command line to each call of imake via IMAKECPPFLAGS
Pass IMAKE_DEFINE with the above arguments to MAKE_ARGS so that imake spawned from Makefile generated by a previous
imake also inherit the defined CppCmd CcCmd and CplusplusCmd.
Make imake use devel/tradcpp all the time, so that when buidling with clang we do not depend on gcc's cpp.
Make imake respect CC and CXX
Make imake respect USE_GCC (if set imake will use gcc's cpp).
While here:
- Remove a couple of indefinite articles from comments
- Trim headers
- Fix a couple of ports to build with clang or use: USE_GCC=any
- Fix a now useless redefinition of the extraction chain
- Fix a typo in japanese/Wnn7-lib bundled imake template definitions
- Fix some XMKMF execution with no env specified
- Use options helper in x11/xautolock to simplify the port
OPTIONS_SUB=yes when set in a port, all the option names are automatically
added to the PLIST_SUB with "@comment " value in case the option is off and
empty value in case the options is on.
${OPT}_CONFIGURE_ENABLE=<aname> will automatically add:
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--enable-<aname> in case OPT is activated
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--disable-<aname> in case OPT is deactivated
${OPT}_CONFIGURE_ON=<something> will automatically add:
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=<something> in case OPT is activated
${OPT_CONFIGURE_OFF=<something> will automatically add:
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=<something> in case OPT is deactivated
${OPT}_CFLAGS will append the specified new flags to CFLAGS if OPT is 'on'
${OPT}_CXXFLAGS will append the specified new flags to CXXFLAGS if OPT is 'on'
${OPT}_LDFLAGS will append the specified new flags to LDFLAGS if OPT is 'on'
${OPT}_CONFIGURE_ENV will append the specified variables to CONFIGURE_ENV if
OPT is 'on'
${OPT}_MAKE_ENV will append the specified variables to MAKE_ENV if OPT is 'on'
${OPT}_USES will append the speficied uses to USES if OPT is 'on'
${OPT}_DISTFILES will append the specified distiles to DISTFILES if OPT in 'on'
Reviewed and tested by: bdrewery
as USE_DISPLAY it will handle the dependencies needed for a display. But it will also start and stop the Xfvb process during the requested phase the display it needed.
it takes 'install' as an implicit argument, but may also accept 'build'
use it to fix shebang on files specified by SHEBANG_FILES macro, by default it
proposes default values for bash, perl, php, python, ruby, it can be customized
and extended
It takes no arguments.
This deprecates USE_ICONV, please convert your ports.
USE_ICONV will be removed as soon as it is no more used in
the ports tree.
Approved by: portmgr (bapt)
This macros has been useless since cdrtools-cjk port has gone.
This macros also lead to badly handled dependencies assuming that the dependency
on cdrtools was most BUILD and RUN dependency. While most of the time it is
simply a RUN dependency and sometime a build one.
While here:
- Trim some headers
- Convert some ports to optionsng
- Convert some ports to USES= gettext
