The culprit was x11-toolkits/qt22's lack of qgl support, and the author has
kindly separated the qgl module. At the same time, canvas, table, and xml
modules have been separated too. I'll make them ports sometime in the not too
distant future.
Some of the shared library magic is very hackish, however the net-snmp
library building make-fu is hackish as well, so I don't feel bad about it.
This commit also (re-)enables the host module for much more information.
It also fixes a long standing bug where 'snmpwalk localhost public' would
hang.
I forgot to change HPDJ_DRV to HPDJ_SRC in DISTFILES
PORTREVISION not bumped since building of packages wasn't possible.
Even if port/package could be build, because hpdj source was already
present, no functionality change.
Submitted by: "Justin W. Pauler" <jwpauler@jwpages.com>, "Jamin A. Brown" <jamin@gwi.net>
this change (with a repocopy) and update various references.
this does not upgrade this port to the most recent version of net-snmp,
that will be coming soon.
high quality drivers for Epsons, HPs, ...
- bumped port revision
- modified all target and added a makefile component to build
tool from stp driver (escputil) to do maintenance on epsons
install manpage as well
- variable name changes, new scheme sounds better
- use variables as often as possible in all make targets
to reduce port maintenance as much as possible
- fix two copy and paste mistakes in echo messages
- updated pkg_plist, tested port and package building
as well as removal
- modified configure.batch to build stp driver
- removed port revision, because of new version
- added PCL3 driver (hpdj successor) from Martin Lottermoser
*both* driver, HPDJ and PCL3, are now compiled in
reason: PCL3 is still flagged as BETA and author didn't get much response
Although Martin says, its definitively not ALPHA, its safer to have the
old drivers around, if things fail for some reason.
Martin confirmed, that its possible to have both in one gs binary !!!
- disable configure script temporarily, since dialog needs a driver update
but I don't want to hold back that port any longer.
- enabled as many gs driver as possible
- reorganized MASTER_SITES
- added mirrors
- add a note, that russion mirror isn't up to date, so don't add it
- optimized downloading from 6 different sources by special ordering
- reorganized Makefile completely
- put only ${GS_SOURCES} into EXTRACT_ONLY variable
unpacking other 3rd party src's is handled in post-extract target
- directory creating, patching, unpacking and install actions are
now handeled within the proper make target. This makes port maintenance
much easier, i.e.: if you enter make extract, then only extraction
of things happen, but makefiles are still not patched. Before this
cleanup, things were not so structured and not easy to maintain.
Maybe we get a configure script later, to choose between different
3rd party driver options, then this "sorting" and documenting
will support the migration process...
- silence port by hiding actions with "@"
- insert many informational echoes. This makes port maintenance and
troubleshooting easier
- put more unique comments in front of the different 3rd party modules
- document things better
- use as many environment variables as necessary, so that "numerical"
changes only have to happen on some places and not withing make targets
- use gs version number also in docu directory
- properly install runtime, info and doc files from 3rd party drivers
- put not needed stuff into "NOPORTDOCS" section
- keep old font names to avoid fetching unnecessary things
- updated patches as necessary
- added new patch from Nartin Lottermoser
- removed 2 patches that have been incorporated into gs 6.50
- added needed manual pages
- updated pkg-plist
- finally tested port and package building as well as port removal
new port passes all disciplines ;-)
were generated from exmh's CVS source code respository, and will be
removed from the port directory when the next version of exmh is
released (RSN).
Bump PORTREVISION.
Obtained from: exmh CVS repository
bsd.port.mk, for easy removal of documentation. I left alone one port -
japanese/elisa8x8 (or something like that), because it appeared to have
some rather weird way of doing PORTDOCS substitution.
