So some of the -reference ports that install multiple docs or "books" can
make sure they get installed correctly. This impacts the -reference ports
of glib20, gtk20 and gtk30.
The problem was that for example in glib20 the reference was installed in
share/doc/glib/{glib,gio,gobject} however devhelp only look in
share/doc/${book} for the *.devhelp2 file.
PR: ports/173577
Submitted by: Victor Balada Diaz <victor@bsdes.net>
These ports which previously failed to build with clang-i386 use their
private copies of the qsimd_p.h header, since this private header is not
installed at all (which, in turns, makes the PORTREVISION bump in
qt4-corelib quite useless).
We thus need to add a copy of the same patch to all these ports to make sure
the qsim_p.h they use when being built is actually the one we want.
Hopefully this gets miwi happy and people on clang-i386 can build these
ports again.
Changes:
* Small changes to return types in FXIO (and subclasses) for flush(),
eof().
* FXSemaphore implemented in terms of mutex and condition on MacOSX and
Minix.
* FXMat4d and FXMat2d AVX accelerated when compiled for AVX.
* ADA programming language patterns added to Adie's syntax file.
* Fix in PathFinder escapement of filenames prior to spawning process to
open document.
* Compile-time check improved before implementing call to utimensat() in
FXStat.
The patch was originally written by dim@ and fixes the way Qt includes the
<mm3dnow.h> header. See the upstream commits' message for more information.
Practically speaking, this should make the Qt ports build with clang on i386
again, and allows us to revert commits r316233, r316348 and r316341: miwi
was very laconic in his commit messages, but the changes all point to the
issue being fixed here.
Submitted by: dim
While I'm here,
- Finish to convert USES
- Trim Makefile header
- Remove ABI version in LIB_DEPENDS
- Remove desktopfileutils, because MimeType entry is not present in desktop file
MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER to 1. This makes it safe to do -j${MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER}
without any extra logic.
- Cleanup ports working around the empty MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER
- This also fixes several ports that were expecting MAKE_JOBS_NUMBER
to always have a number
Reviewed by: bapt
Spotted by: John Marino <draco@marino.st>
With hat: portmgr
Additionally:
1) A pre-generated reference manual has been added as a second distfile and is installed
2) License added
3) DESTDIR support added (comes from pkgsrc) (will be useful once staging will hit the tree)
4) gcc 4.7-specific patches
5) PLIST order alphabetically and fix issues with it.
PR: ports/178145
Submitted by: John Marino <draco@marino.st>
For a while now bsdtar is able to autotermine compression and archive format.
Let's then use tar directly instead of piping to tar.
Now USE_BZIP2 and USE_XZ only set EXTRACT_SUFX to the right format
Gstreamer multimedia framework.
Use the USE_GSTREAMER1 macro to select Gstreamer 1.0 plugins. A new chapter
for the porters handbook about gstreamer is a work in progress.
X related plugins are now stand alone. The gio plugin is now part of the
gstreamer1-plugins port and the oss plugins are now part of the
gstreamer1-plugins-good port.
Note that the pulseaudio plugin is missing because it needs a newer version
of pulseaudio. Also there are still a number of plugins from -bad which
haven't been ported to the 1.0 API yet.
- Remove references to Tcl/Tk 8.3 from bsd.tcl.mk
- Update ports that required 8.3+ to require 8.4+ (since 8.5 is the
default, I don't expect this change to cause much trouble)
were set based on WRKSRC instead of PREFIX.
This mainly affected TEA-based extensions that source tclConfig.sh /
tkConfig.sh to set important variables. An example is TCL_SRC_DIR, which
is used to locate Tcl/Tk private header files such as tclUnixPort.h or
tkUnixPort.h. This variable was previously set to WRKSRC, which caused
ports to need additional tweaks to CFLAGS or CONFIGURE_ARGS.
It should now be possible to build TEA-based extensions by specifying only
the CONFIGURE_ARGS --with-tcl=${TCL_LIBDIR} / --with-tk=${TK_LIBDIR}.
Feature safe: yes
Approved by: bapt (portmgr)
