- post-patch happens after configure, at which point modifying Makefile.in
is pointless, but we have pre-configure, which does the job.
- patching in $(DESTDIR) into src/Makefile.in already happens in
patch-src_Makefile.in, so remove it from the REINPLACEing
This port was added for a past polkit update.
Newer spidermonkey version can be built with python3 and should be prefered.
PR: 249710
Reported by: swills
lang/spidermonkey68 was added to be able to update polkit to 0.117.
Which has in the meantime been updated to 0.118 which builds with a
python3 using spidermonkey version.
PR: 249711
Reported by: swills
This patch introduces security/py-angr/Makefile.version file, which stores
the shared version of all the angr ports (as ANGR_VERSION). It also stores
the tagname of a distribution file, which is required for testing
(ANGR_BINARIES_TAGNAME).
Note that tracker was not upgraded to 2.3.6 due to build failures in both
2.3.5 and 2.3.6 with clang11 which I haven't been able to solved yet.
While here incorporate a patch to vala files which makes it compatible with both
vala 0.40 and vala 0.50
According to ABI laboratory (and my testings) this upgrade is backward compatible
- Use vm_pager_allocate() to allocate OBJT_PHYS objects. This ensures
that they're initialized properly.
- Don't assume that user wiring will succeed.
This had been a team effort, with multiple independent reports,
a wide variety of experiments, and patches written by kib@
and refined by markj@.
I'm bumping PORTREVISION and aligning the revision of both kmod and
application; it's possible the application bump isn't actually
needed but let's make sure they both get rebuilt with this
important (because of changed kernel assumptions) fix.
PR: 249326
Submitted by: kib, markj
Reported by: adridg, Rainer Hurling
Reviewed by: adridg
Approved by: koobs (vbox)
MFH: 2020Q3
CppHeaderParser can be used to parse C++ header files and generate a data
structure representing the class.
WWW: http://senexcanis.com/open-source/cppheaderparser/
This is a dependency for future versions of security/py-angr.
Note that according to https://abi-laboratory.pro/index.php?view=timeline&l=fribidi
2 symbols were removed since the version we have, but according to the check I have
done those 2 symbols are present in 1.0.10, meaning it is binary compatible
