- actually enable NLS in OPTIONS
- change LOCALBASE to PREFIX, as it was attempting to create a directory in
one, and then install a file into another
- this fixes package building
Feature safe: yes
Chabgelog:
+ Rewritten fast matcher code: slight performance improvement and better
scalability, more reliable, more fine-grained (handles a wider scale of
patterns), uses Turbo Boyer-Moore and Quick Search algorithms
+ Readd --mmap, default is still read(2)
+ Support xz/lzma archives
+ Bugfix: support of empty pattern
+ Bugfix: pattern file cannot be a directory
+ Bugfix: proper error handling when using -F / fgrep
+ Bugfix: fix handling of ^$ anchors
+ Bugfix: partly fix content after last match of -m
Changes
- Fix -v flag [1]
- Proper EOF checking [2]
- Better and probable fully GNU-compatible binary checking
- Readd fixed string optimizations from OpenBSD in a
cleaner way; now it works with all the features, like
--color and -o
Reported by: Chuck Swiger <cswiger@mac.com> [1],
Stuart Barkley <stuartb@4gh.net> [2]
contains, because I forgot to make clean before tarballing this
release. For the next update it will be rolled in a clean way.
- Bump PORTREVISION
Reported by: pointyhat (via erwin)
Changes:
- Improved GNU compatibility, e.g. all the returned status codes
should be compatible now
- Added NLS support via catgets()
- Change the way of handling gzip/bzip2 files to get rid of some
limitations, like detecting of binary bzip2 files
- Cleanups in the code
This version is now supposed to be compatible with GNU grep 2.5.1, which
can be found in FreeBSD. According to some preliminary measurements,
they achieve almost the same level of efficiency, this version seem to be
measureably but not significantly faster. Further tests are needed
to test and examine this version of grep.
OpenBSD. It lacks some features of GNU grep. It is a proposed project idea
to replace the GNU grep with this one, but it needs to be completed first.
Patches are highly appreciated.
WWW: http://www.freebsd.org/projects/ideas/#p-bsdtexttools
Obtained from: OpenBSD
