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2015-11-07 | If we're going to use <termios.h>, which is reasonable, don't also use | dholland | 1 | -2/+39 | |
<sgtty.h>. Hi joerg... | |||||
2014-04-21 | Fix readline use. | joerg | 3 | -5/+98 | |
2013-08-31 | Missing termios.h. | joerg | 1 | -4/+5 | |
2012-12-24 | Don't use "restrict" as an identifier; it's a keyword nowadays. | dholland | 3 | -2/+50 | |
Fixes clang build. | |||||
2012-02-16 | Fix build on SunOS. | hans | 4 | -7/+50 | |
2010-03-04 | Add patches to compile on systems with getline() and to link to the tcl | spz | 5 | -9/+62 | |
currently in pkgsrc. | |||||
2009-06-05 | string.h is a standard header for getting protoypes for memset and friends. | hasso | 1 | -3/+12 | |
Fixes build on DragonFly. | |||||
2007-03-17 | Fixed the build on NetBSD 4 using gcc4. | rillig | 1 | -0/+20 | |
2005-12-13 | Always include sys/types.h, it is needed on !NetBSD as well. | joerg | 5 | -17/+82 | |
Use dirent.h instead of sys/dir.h, the former is POSIX and the latter gives a warning on DragonFly, which breaks -Werror. Use NAME_MAX if available, fall back to MAXNAMLEN otherwise. | |||||
2004-12-30 | Make this package build on NetBSD-current by casting args (where necessary) | agc | 4 | -1/+49 | |
to ctype macros. Bump package revision. | |||||
2004-04-13 | Add a -lhost switch to allow binding to a local address on a multihomed | hubertf | 5 | -4/+173 | |
host (i.e. choose with which address to connect to the server). Bump revision to i2cb-6.0_ALPHAnb1. | |||||
2003-12-19 | Make this compile with gcc3. | agc | 6 | -2/+65 | |
2003-02-05 | include missing headers to make this build on alpha. Problem noted in ↵ | dmcmahill | 4 | -0/+48 | |
recent bulk build | |||||
2002-11-14 | Import i2cb-6.0_ALPHA: Next generation Internet Citicen's Band chat client | hubertf | 7 | -0/+122 | |
ICB (International CB) is a teleconferencing system that allows Internet users to participate in realtime online discussions. This package builds a client program (called, strangely enough, "icb") that is used to access ICB. i2cb was enhanced to support IPv6 etc. |