more generic cross-* ports, that will simplify updating and bug fixes.
* Update binutils to 2.17
* Update gcc to 4.2.0
* Update gdb to 6.6
- Deprecate ports for i960 architecture abandoned by mainstream
- Deprecate *-g77 and *-objc ports, support for these languages can
be enabled via OPTIONS in relative *-gcc ports.
- Take maintainership.
Approved by: ade (maintainer)
FSF gcc for cross-target development. This port brings C, C++ and
Objective C compillers with all target libraries (libstdc++, libsupc++,
libobjc, libssp, libgcc). Gloss and libc layer are provided through
newlib embedded C library.
It can be used to cross-compile operating system kernels (e.g. Linux, L4, etc)
for this architecture.
WWW: http://gcc.gnu.org/
if you need one). rpm2cpio(.pl)+port (it's easy, there are several examples
in the ports tree) is the FreeBSD way.
Note, rpm didn't work anyway because of missing libs, so no feature is lost
with this patch.
Non working rpm noticed by: Anders Lindquist <andersl@KTH.SE>
XXX: fc6 needs a similar fix
0.9.38 releases, this brings the following changes:
- MSI automation with JScript/VBScript support.
- Many MSHTML improvements.
- Many Direct3D threading fixes.
- Support for a few more exe protection schemes.
- Many 64-bit compilation fixes.
- A number of OLE fixes.
- Several improvements to the sound support.
- A number of Winsock fixes.
- Several new supported constructs in the IDL compiler.
- Lots of bug fixes.
- Does not require PangoXSL
- Uses GOption instead of popt
- Defaults to using compatibility stylesheet
- xmlroff manpage in DocBook XML
- Cairo backend is less experimental
- Added Cairo backend SVG output that is really experimental
- Added handling of base for relative URIs when '--compat' is used
- Handles 'auto' for page width and height
- Added '--compat' option for running compatibility stylesheet
- Added '-w' option for setting warning mode
- Added handling empty fo:wrapper
- Simplified creating FoXmlDoc and running XSLT transformations
- Removed support for SGML catalogs
- Xref and object stream were implemented for PDF v1.5 or higher
to reduce the size of the PDF output (contributed by Matthias
Franz).
- A few bugs were fixed too.
Approved by: matusita (maintainer)
