This breaks the port (hopefully temporarily) for CURRENT, but it is
verified to work in both, RELENG_3 and RELENG_4.
It also corrects problems with RELENG_3, which is more important
than CURRENT.
PR: 20951
Submitted by: Gerald Pfeifer <pfeifer@dbai.tuwien.ac.at>
Furthermore: James McNaughton <jtm63@enteract.com> submitted
PR 21147, which is solved with this commit, and tested
this version on RELENG_3
1) Update to 20000430 release snapshot.
2) Remove irrelevant (integrated into wine tree) patches.
3) Add new patch.
4) New MAINTAINER (pfeifer@dbai.tuwien.ac.at).
Gerald apparently overlooked installation, so I added a few files to the
install so people can actually run WINE; I also accounted for these files
in pkg/PLIST updating. Unfortunately, I could not test WINE because I
don't have USER_LDT in my kernel and I'm not adding it just now. :-)
Special thanks to Gerald for his help!
PR: 18648
Submitted by: Gerald Pfeifer <pfeifer@dbai.tuwien.ac.at>
Approved by: se (previous MAINTAINER)
Compilation may fail on a system with an old Mesa3 port installed
or if X11 headers from XFree-3.9.x are found on a system. This can
be manually fixed by undefining all occurences of DGA/DGA2 and
references to GL libraries in include/config.h in the work directory.
Kernel patches are provided for 3.3-stable: see the files directory
of the port (or $PREFIX/lib/wine/README.patches).
The port upgrade is based on patches sent by Jürgen Lock (Thanks!)
PR: 14652
Submitted by: nox@jelal.kn-bremen.de (Juergen Lock)
- font sizes are much better now
- there seems to be a problem with the application's
work directory (no longer set to the directory from
where the Windows binary was loaded ???)
A new patch is required to work around the lowest LDT entry
now being 17 (was 6) after a BSDI compatibility patch lead to
a change in /usr/include/machine/segments.h (1.11) ...
Many programs from the Win-3.1 distribution are working fine
with this release. Just try "wine winfile" and click on the
"sol.exe" icon to see how far they got :)
Do not strip binary, since symbols might be necessary for debugging.
Fix error in MEMORY_IsVrangeFree(): fprintf() takes FILE* as first argument.
The implementation of MEMORY_IsVrangeFree seems to rely on data not easily
available on a FreeBSD system. Somebody has to look into this ...
