Peter Wemm ec2320a569 Make zsh not segfault on ia64 due to a generic misconfiguration that ... just happens to be fatal there, and a coding botch. The first problem is that it assumes a termcap interface (which is an emulation on freebsd), and provides its own terminfo wrappers around termcap.. so that's two avoidable translation layers... termcap file -> terminfo (libncurses) -> termcap API emulation (libncurses) -> terminfo (zsh emlulation). zsh forgot to prototype the tiget* functions (which return pointers) so we have an integer (implicit declaration) being cast to a pointer which is fatal. The second problem is that zsh tries to use _mktemp() to get around the __warn_references in our C library, but also neglects a prototype there and has the same fatal int/pointer problem. It is likely all the zsh* ports need these fixes. A test compile on pluto1.freebsd.org will highlight the problem. I do not know why the packaging fails for ia64. termcap.so and terminfo.so are not being built for some reason, this change doesn't solve that problem.		2003-01-11 23:45:20 +00:00
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files	Make zsh not segfault on ia64 due to a generic misconfiguration that	2003-01-11 23:45:20 +00:00
distinfo	Update to 4.0.6.	2002-08-14 21:28:36 +00:00
Makefile	Make zsh not segfault on ia64 due to a generic misconfiguration that	2003-01-11 23:45:20 +00:00
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pkg-plist	Really commit the pkg-plist change.	2002-08-15 15:15:16 +00:00