Fixes:
* fix some portname/version checking bugs
* put EXTRACT_ONLY in section 1 checking
* fix multi comment sections at top of Makefile regex
* make portlint pass perl -w (this found a few bugs)
No new features in this version
isn't 100% ready for prime time, but it works well enough that it should
be fine to use for most things. I'm not sure if I'll have time to fix
the few minor bugs that I know of and give it a good testing today.
Parts of the PORTNAME/PORTVERSION changes were submitted by knu.
Other changes in this version:
* add "-V", version flag
* use getopts instead of parsing @ARGV
- this fixes a bug where you could only specify one flag after the
dash (ie. -c -N would work and -cN wouldn't)
* change some warnings to fatals
* ignore dot directives in Makefile
- this usually reduces the number of warnings displayed when
a Makefile contains .include or .if foo
* don't blame just emacs for leaving around temporary editor files
* don't warn about installing files into /compat
* correct counting of number of chars in pkg/COMMENT
* understand multiple rcsid tags in the comments section
- this allows us to have both $FreeBSD$ and $NetBSD$, for example
without getting funky warning messages
* scope variables with my instead of local so we can use strict to
help us find bugs in portlint
- Remove post-install information from DESCR's.
- Replace /usr/local with ${PREFIX} in DESCR's and MESSAGE's.
- Remove unnecessary whitespace.
Pointed out by: portlint
* turn on USE_NEWGCC.
* don't use mkdirhier (to avoid implicit BUILD_DEPENDS on XFree86)
* define ONLY_FOR_ARCHS=i386.
* tweak do-install rules.
* revise some patch for the socklen_t issue.
* fit library file names in the ELF world to enable making package on -STABLE and -CURRENT.
PR: 168006
Submitted by: OKAZAKI Tetsurou <okazaki@be.to>
few weeks ago. Unfortunately, I can't update the port completely since
there are some complications (such as requiring kdelibs2, which I haven't
upgraded yet), so I'm reverting this to andy's old Makefile.
This should teach me to commit in unclean checkouts. ;-)
Quickly noticed by: will, kkenn
portlint port passing portlint)
New portlint features:
* Allow pkg/COMMENT to start with a digit
* Warn about .la files in pkg/PLIST
* Better support for comments in the Makefile
- fixes the section off by 1 error
(DISTNAME needs to exist, and so on, when it does)
* don't report "FATAL: no MAINTAINER listed in Makefile" when it does exist
* other random minor bug fixes
port, and perhaps others in the future. Activate tmake in devel/Makefile.
Also made a COMMENT nit.
PR: 17265
Submitted by: Roland Jesse <jesse@cs.uni-magdeburg.de>
using that bane of every porters life, libtool. Unfortunately,
the libtool support in this library is decidely non-standard, so
it still installs .la files. They aren't in the PLIST though.
PR: 17294
Submitted by: Dominic Mitchell <dom@happygiraffe.net>
If you prefer as simple view as before, you can easily customize so. Enjoy it.
PR: ports/17388
Submitted by: myself
Approved by: Bill Fenner <fenner@freebsd.org> (The original author of cvsweb)
Changes:
- get to install README
- change the maintainter
And because Apache isn't the only web server and the configurations may vary;
- stop trying to check if any web server is installed
- allow a user to specify a cgi-bin directory to install
- stop using icons that Apache installs by default
- rename the script from cvsweb to cvsweb.cgi
Approved by: sada
- enforce pkg/COMMENT style
- better info file checking in pkg/PLIST
- don't warn about @unexec rmdir foo || true - the handbook says this is fine
- allow CATEGORIES+=
- warn about www.freebsd.org/~user needing to be people.freebsd.org
- warn about PKGNAME being set from another variable instead of being a
fatal error
- understand both $(PORTSDIR) and ${PORTSDIR}
library can be used as a drop-in replacement for malloc. This has
always been the case for this port, but the previous upgrade dropped
it unintentionally.
