pkgsrc/devel/cpuflags/files/cpuflags.1, branch pkgsrc_2012Q2

add a (c) to this

2008-07-21T10:46:16Z

New sentence, new line.

2008-07-21T07:47:56Z

fix compliation -> compilation typo (noted by Alan R. S. Bueno), plus some others

2008-07-20T17:13:19Z

Update cpuflags to 1.12 - add FreeBSD support - from Yakovetsky Vladimir

2007-08-21T15:43:46Z

Corrected quoting of author's email address.

2006-07-28T23:22:37Z

Small change to suggested COPTS usage - from Christopher Sean Hilton

2005-05-12T10:53:07Z

Update cpuflags to 0.86:

2005-04-29T12:56:05Z

Add Linux 'Pentium III (Katmai)' - from Toni Viemero Remove some outdated gcc references from manpage Clarify the mk examples are BSD makefile specific Add a basic Makefile for out-of-pkgsrc usage

Drop trailing whitespace, remove unnecessary .Pp and

2004-03-17T00:40:24Z

use .Aq instead of <>.

Update cpuflags to 0.63:

2004-03-17T00:26:55Z

Make cpuflags ${PREFIX}-aware - based on patch from Karl Hammerschmidt

Update cpuflags to 0.42:

2003-05-29T11:45:50Z

- Add some additional x86 flags for gcc 3.x - Allow the path to cc to be specified as an argument to cpuflags - Use both the previous to handle the gcc3 package - Add an 'unsupported' optimize_gcc.mk which... to quote its comments: "This file is 'experimental' - which is doublespeak for unspeakably ugly, and probably quite broken by design. The intention is to pass additional flags to gcc to further optimise generated code. It _will_ make it impossible to debug, may fail to compile some code, and even generate curdled binaries. It is completely unsupported. Any questions should be directed to .