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authormartin <martin@pkgsrc.org>2000-11-08 08:28:00 +0000
committermartin <martin@pkgsrc.org>2000-11-08 08:28:00 +0000
commitb4ce2f09712e8334b8624a32e6dd2a9e2d8111dd (patch)
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parent7bd025cafb45d24c0b0683208a315a5661dea2f3 (diff)
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Make perl work on NetBSD/sparc64.
The patch against regcomp.c (uninitialized variable) has been fed back to the perl maintainers. The others are more like workarounds for known toolchain problems and not fed back (for now). The hints/netbsd.sh file has an additional change: the perl buildin malloc (which is disabled in pkgsrc builds via configure arguments anyway) is now disabled in the hints file as well. This makes it possible to build a working perl outside of pkgsrc with this hints file. Wheter this hints file should be fed back is subject to further discussion. Make perl not build against a dynamic libperl.so. There are two reasons: (a) the dynamic libperl.so version does not work at all on sparc64, and (b) the static linked version is said to have a significant performance improvement on some platforms (i.e. sparc). I think the libperl.so was enabled by accident when switching from perl 5.0.4 to 5.6.0. Other packages using libperl.so should not depend on perl5-base but on ../libperl.
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