Apparently the attempt to defeat the x86 assembler is insufficient.
While here, conform to newer style by unquoting and sorting ARCHs.
Approved by: portmgr (tier-2 blanket)
Set CPUS=1 on non-x86. This leads to disabling custom thread synchronization
primitives coded in x86 assembly and thus allows build (confirmed successful
builds on mips and armv6, however haven't tested whether it actually works).
- Minor cleanups added to pet portlint
PR: 201255
Submitted by: amdmi3
Received email stating "build fails on amd64 system with a
message about unsupported instructions. [...] Modifying
patch-Makefile so that -m486 / -mtune 486 option is removed
fixed the problem for me." Updated Makefile to add PORTREVISION
so that updates will be seen by ports-tools, implemented
arch suggestions for fixes, removing most mention of
architecture specific instructions. Those will likely be
in make.conf, anyway, and if so will be passed along due
to inclusion.
PR: ports/116379
Submitted by: shoemaker@bluebottle.com (Jonathan Shoemaker)
Does not need to ber setuid nobody, as this breaks the
per-user rc-files goal; setgid with group-writable files should
suffice. Configured for the new personalities feature, and added a
fix to make sure that help is available (wasn't working before as it
was moved from the executable to a file.)
PR: ports/116266
Submitted by: shoemaker@bluebottle.com (Jonathan Shoemaker)
Crafty is an open source chess engine. The former version is
very old, not to mention broken when compiling enormous opening books
(see pr ports/116163) This updates to the newest version, and solves
the problem as well. Sorry about the prior pr with this topic - the
makefile had a couple typos.
This seems to be an abandoned port. If the maintainer is no
longer interested, I will volunteer to take over this port.
The maintainers email address bounced, so Jonathan is now the happy
maintainer of this port.
PR: ports/116241
Submitted by: shoemaker@bluebottle.com (Jonathan Shoemaker)
Crafty is an open source chess engine. The former version is
very old, not to mention broken when compiling enormous opening books
(see pr ports/116163) This updates to the newest version, and solves
the problem as well. Sorry about the prior pr with this topic - the
makefile had a couple typos.
This seems to be an abandoned port. If the maintainer is no
longer interested, I will volunteer to take over this port.
The maintainers email address bounced, so Jonathan is now the happy
maintainer of this port.
PR: ports/116241
Submitted by: shoemaker@bluebottle.com (Jonathan Shoemaker)
