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- Handle a rarely used patch format correctly
- Do not output superflouus linebreaks anymore
- Check the contents of the COMMENT field only if it exists
- Handle invalid dependency specifications correctly
- Correctly handle Makefile variables ordering
- Output complete filename of absolute filenames
- Added a new scheme for loading text files into memory so that the
location of an error or warning can be given exactly (file + line) to
the user.
- Refactored the checkfile_patches_patch subprogram to use the new text
file processing and to make clearer what is checked.
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- Rework undefined variable handling. Fixes issue introduces in 3.80
- Never run a pkg_info in pkgdistdir. Avoids a serious misfeature of
pkg_info whereby it looks for a package in the current directory
by default.
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- Append appropriate dirs to path - should fix pkg/23534
- Undefined variables evaluate to blank not UNDEFINED - should fix pkg/24475
- Handle ${C and ${S constructs that use separators other than /
- Slightly more debugging
- die if uname fails
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XXX this is still bogus because it passes -fpic to generate pic code
to build a shared obbject which is not always desired (eg. Interix).
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== functional changes ==
- prints the various "OK: ..." messages only when called with "-v".
- prints a summary after pkgsrc category checks
- fixed a bug for commented category entries (in line 1718)
- removed the option "-q". It has become unnecessary
== refactoring ==
- more consistent naming scheme for variables and functions
- replaced some "local" with "my" when possible
- clustered the variables that are processed by the ${SED} commands
- provided function prototypes for argument checking
- replaced the old perror by log_{error,warning,info}.
- Avoided the (implicit or explicit) use of $_ in many places
Patch contributed by Roland Illig via private mail.
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* use strict mode (already found one error... hi wiz!)
* add -q (quiet) flag
* Identifie if patch files don't patch any or more than one file
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Peter Postma.
pkgclean cleans up your pkgsrc by removing the work directories.
It's a fast alternative for ``cd /usr/pkgsrc && make clean''.
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Peter Postma.
pkgfind can find packages in pkgsrc. It tries to find packages which
matches a keyword in the package name.
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required to install fonts/jmk-fonts and fonts/sgi-fonts with recent X.
Suggested by Kibum Han.
Also add mkfontscale to CONFLICTS because mkfontscale installs
bin/mkfontscale.
Bump PKGVERSION to 1.11.
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- Ensure that the first attempt to build pkgtools/digest inside the
chroot works by explicitly setting PKGSRC_COMPILER to gcc (pkg_comp
assumes NetBSD in lots of places, so this assumption is acceptable).
It was failing because it set PKGSRC_COMPILER to the empty string in
the environment, which breaks the build.
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It's misleading to have uninstalled rc.d scripts in ${FILESDIR}
marked executable just because they were inadvertently committed
that way; they need to be processed by the install machinery in
order to work.
Since we set desired permissions at install time, it's generally
best to avoid having "executable" files in pkgsrc (with the notable
exception of pkglocate, which runs in place).
For files not yet committed, please correct the permissions before
committing. For files already in the repository, you'll need help
from an administrator.
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either indicate how involved the rebuild process is (how many
interrelated packages can be deleted/rebuilt at once) or specific
packages you do not want to impact (like...perl?).
Welcome to 2.6.
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- Handle symlinks in a view correctly.
- Remove superfluous escapes in BRE.
This closes PR pkg/24190.
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by Kibum Han in PR pkg/25560.
PKGVERSION will be bumped shortly when 20040601 is imported.
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- Improve I/O buffer mangement.
- Don't put "@exec" and "@unexec" in the package list for symbolic links
which point to normal files. This allows the automatic manual
decompression to handle symbolic links to manual pages correctly.
The update fixes PR pkg/25723 by Kouichirou Hiratsuka.
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operating systems (eg UnixWare).
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and HAVE_SYS_POLL_H if we don't have a native poll() implementation.
prevents including of libnbcompat's poll.h as well as the system's
poll.h where we should be ignoring the system's poll.h.
fix tested by Jeff Rizzo on MacOSX 10.3.3.
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Use real value of PKGNAME, suppress bogus warnings when PKGNAME is created
from altering DISTNAME with make modifiers (e.g., S or C).
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also needs escapement treatment so that the eval doesn't barf. Since
_ver is the only thing left, do that one, too. This makes 3.74.
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Fix awk usage for nawk in 2.0
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This way, sources are extracted first as any other package, allowing for
local patches.
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fix typo.
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codepath to be executed by correcting the SHOW_* macro definitions. Also
fix up some function prototypes so this builds with -Wall. Fixes from
pkg/25494.
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Add a new flag -Q (for "query") to pkg_info(1) to query the build
information for the definitions of specific variables that were saved
from build time, e.g.
$ pkg_info -Q PKGPATH glib
devel/glib
$ pkg_info -Q PROVIDES glib
/usr/pkg/lib/libglib.so.13
/usr/pkg/lib/libgmodule.so.13
/usr/pkg/lib/libgthread.so.13
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and patch site.def (but differently from how it is patched on OpenWindows).
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setting of mode in a mkdir command.
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Should use RCD_SCRIPTS mechanism (which can automatically
install to ${RCD_SCRIPTS_EXAMPLEDIR}) which automatically
registers the rc.d script(s) in the PLIST.
New version is 3.73.
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found, and re-arrange the test a little for clarity.
fixes build on (at least) FreeBSD 5.x.
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Reported by Kouichirou Hiratsuka in PR 25259.
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(MacOSX 10.3) by adding a custom test for _POLL_EMUL_H_ which is
defined in poll.h on some MacOSX 10.3 systems.
not all 10.3 systems have poll.h, so only do the poll() test if at
least one of the header files is found.
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Unixware.
Also tested on Linux, Solaris and NetBSD.
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Use more portable Cwd::cwd() instead of $ENV{'PWD'}
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in addition to member 'st_flags' of struct stat. Use HAVE_FILE_FLAGS instead
of HAVE_STRUCT_STAT_ST_FLAGS.
This avoids confusion on UnixWare which has 'st_flags' but does _not_ support
file flags.
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