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Put back my editor hints that were removed w/o permission. Note these are *FULLY* Satoshi approved for the past 4 years.
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# ex:ts=8
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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# Ports collection makefile for: compaq-cc
# Date created: Thur Dec 07, 2000
# Whom: David O'Brien (obrien@NUXI.com)
#
# $FreeBSD$
#
PORTNAME= compaq-cc
Update to the 6.2.9.506-1 of the Compaq Alpha C compiler.
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PORTVERSION= 6.2.9.506.1
Bump revision.
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PORTREVISION= 2
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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CATEGORIES= lang
MASTER_SITES= ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/products/C-CXX/linux/compaq_c_v62/
Update to the 6.2.9.506-1 of the Compaq Alpha C compiler.
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DISTFILES= ccc-6.2.9.506-1.alpha.rpm libots-2.2.7-2.alpha.rpm
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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.if defined(WANT_EV6)
DISTFILES+= cpml_ev6-5.1.0-2.alpha.rpm
.else
DISTFILES+= cpml_ev5-5.1.0-2.alpha.rpm
.endif
MAINTAINER= obrien@FreeBSD.org
Massive style enforcement - use ^I instead of spaces for variables identation.
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RESTRICTED= "Distribution not allowed"
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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`rpm' and `rpm2cpio' have been repocopied from "misc" to "archivers".
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BUILD_DEPENDS= rpm:${PORTSDIR}/archivers/rpm
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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ONLY_FOR_ARCHS= alpha
PREFIX= /
Use `cpio' over `tar' in order to force ownership to a sane value. Submitted by: Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> Dynamically generate the PLIST so I don't have to do the version chase on every update.
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LIBOTS_REV= libots-2.2.7
CPML_REV= cpml-5.1.0
CCC_REV= ccc-6.2.9.506-1
CCC_DIR= usr/lib/compaq/${CCC_REV}
CCC_ROOT= ${PREFIX}/${CCC_DIR}
PLIST_SUB= CCC_REV=${CCC_REV} CPML_REV=${CPML_REV} LIBOTS_REV=${LIBOTS_REV}
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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EXTRACT_CMD= rpm2cpio
EXTRACT_BEFORE_ARGS=
EXTRACT_AFTER_ARGS= |cpio -idum
EXTRACT_ONLY=
NO_WRKSUBDIR= yes
NO_BUILD= yes
NO_FILTER_SHLIBS= yes
NO_MTREE= yes
do-install:
@if [ -z "`kldstat -v | ${GREP} -E 'linux'`" ]; then \
${ECHO} 'AlphaLinux mode is not enabled.\
Loading AlphaLinux kernel module...' | fmt; \
Fix typo in kldload command. Submitted by: Thomas Valentino Crimi <tcrimi+@andrew.cmu.edu>
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kldload linux || { \
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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${ECHO} 'The AlphaLinux kernel module could not be loaded.\
Please manually load the module and retry.\
See "man linux" for details.' | fmt; \
${FALSE}; \
};\
fi
.for F in ${DISTFILES}
Use `cpio' over `tar' in order to force ownership to a sane value. Submitted by: Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> Dynamically generate the PLIST so I don't have to do the version chase on every update.
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cd ${PREFIX} ; rpm2cpio ${DISTDIR}/$F |cpio -idum -R root:wheel
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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.endfor
Install fixed up BSD headers that are palatable to the Compaq CC. Make the include directory search path match what exists. Make the lib directory search path match what exists. Submitted by: gallatin (partially)
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.for F in ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-linux/bin/lnxcc \
typo clean up police: \s -> \t
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${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-linux/bin/lnxcc_driver
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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brandelf -t Linux ${PREFIX}$F
.endfor
Install fixed up BSD headers that are palatable to the Compaq CC. Make the include directory search path match what exists. Make the lib directory search path match what exists. Submitted by: gallatin (partially)
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cd ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-linux/bin \
* Remove the Linux -dynamic-linker specification from the `ld' execution. Luckly our `ld' knows the name of our dynamic linker and DTRT. * Remove the DECpaq shared libs from the standard search dir as linking with them gives unresolved symbols. Thus we'll use the .a's for now. * Add the symbols __errno_location, __ieee_get_fp_control, and __ieee_set_fp_control (mapped to native interfaces) to the static Compaq Portable Math Library. Thus all symbols are resolved. This allows `CC=ccc' to build fully native FreeBSD Alpha binaries.
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; ${MV} cpp cpp.Linux-bad ; ${LN} -s /usr/bin/cpp . \
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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; ${MV} ld ld.Linux-bad ; ${LN} -s /usr/bin/ld .
* Remove the Linux -dynamic-linker specification from the `ld' execution. Luckly our `ld' knows the name of our dynamic linker and DTRT. * Remove the DECpaq shared libs from the standard search dir as linking with them gives unresolved symbols. Thus we'll use the .a's for now. * Add the symbols __errno_location, __ieee_get_fp_control, and __ieee_set_fp_control (mapped to native interfaces) to the static Compaq Portable Math Library. Thus all symbols are resolved. This allows `CC=ccc' to build fully native FreeBSD Alpha binaries.
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# "-g" is totally ignored by GNU ld, so we can use it for a benign space holder
Install fixed up BSD headers that are palatable to the Compaq CC. Make the include directory search path match what exists. Make the lib directory search path match what exists. Submitted by: gallatin (partially)
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cd ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-linux/bin \
* Remove the Linux -dynamic-linker specification from the `ld' execution. Luckly our `ld' knows the name of our dynamic linker and DTRT. * Remove the DECpaq shared libs from the standard search dir as linking with them gives unresolved symbols. Thus we'll use the .a's for now. * Add the symbols __errno_location, __ieee_get_fp_control, and __ieee_set_fp_control (mapped to native interfaces) to the static Compaq Portable Math Library. Thus all symbols are resolved. This allows `CC=ccc' to build fully native FreeBSD Alpha binaries.
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; ${MV} lnxcc_driver lnxcc_driver.Linux \
; ${SED} -e 's/-dynamic-linker/-g /g' \
-e 's|/lib/ld-linux.so.2|-g |g' \
Replace pre-defined "linux" symbol with "FreeBSD".
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-e 's|-D__linux__|-D__FreeBSD|g' \
-e 's|-D__linux....|-D__FreeBSD__|g' \
-e 's|-Dlinux|-D_____|g' \
* Remove the Linux -dynamic-linker specification from the `ld' execution. Luckly our `ld' knows the name of our dynamic linker and DTRT. * Remove the DECpaq shared libs from the standard search dir as linking with them gives unresolved symbols. Thus we'll use the .a's for now. * Add the symbols __errno_location, __ieee_get_fp_control, and __ieee_set_fp_control (mapped to native interfaces) to the static Compaq Portable Math Library. Thus all symbols are resolved. This allows `CC=ccc' to build fully native FreeBSD Alpha binaries.
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lnxcc_driver.Linux >lnxcc_driver \
; ${CHMOD} 555 lnxcc_driver
# the shared libs gives us trouble right now, so only offer .a's
${RM} ${PREFIX}/usr/lib/libots.so
${RM} ${PREFIX}/usr/lib/libcpml.so
# fix unresolved references in the DECpaq libs
cd ${WRKSRC} \
; ccc -c ${FILESDIR}/*.c \
; ar vq /usr/lib/compaq/cpml-5.1.0/libcpml_ev5.a *.o
Make the mode of created directories sane.
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# cpio creates directories with stupid permissions
find ${PREFIX}/usr/lib/compaq -type d | xargs ${CHMOD} 755
Install fixed up BSD headers that are palatable to the Compaq CC. Make the include directory search path match what exists. Make the lib directory search path match what exists. Submitted by: gallatin (partially)
2001-01-10 21:55:55 -05:00
# tweaks to compile FreeBSD bits better
${MV} ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-linux/bin/comp.config \
${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-linux/bin/comp.config.ORIG
${SED} -e 's|!!CCC_ROOT!!|${CCC_ROOT}|g' ${FILESDIR}/comp.config \
> ${WRKDIR}/comp.config
${INSTALL_DATA} ${WRKDIR}/comp.config \
${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-linux/bin
${MKDIR} ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-freebsd/include
${MKDIR} ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-freebsd/lib
cd ${FILESDIR}/include ; \
Use `cpio' over `tar' in order to force ownership to a sane value. Submitted by: Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> Dynamically generate the PLIST so I don't have to do the version chase on every update.
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find . -print0 \
| cpio -dump0 -R root:wheel ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-freebsd/include
Install fixed up BSD headers that are palatable to the Compaq CC. Make the include directory search path match what exists. Make the lib directory search path match what exists. Submitted by: gallatin (partially)
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cd ${CCC_ROOT}/alpha-freebsd/include ; ${LN} -sf machine/stdarg.h .
post-install:
# fixup PLIST for the FreeBSD bits
cd ${PREFIX} ;\
Use `cpio' over `tar' in order to force ownership to a sane value. Submitted by: Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> Dynamically generate the PLIST so I don't have to do the version chase on every update.
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find ${CCC_DIR}/alpha-freebsd -type f -o -type l \
Install fixed up BSD headers that are palatable to the Compaq CC. Make the include directory search path match what exists. Make the lib directory search path match what exists. Submitted by: gallatin (partially)
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>${WRKDIR}/PLIST.alpha-freebsd
cd ${PREFIX} ;\
Use `cpio' over `tar' in order to force ownership to a sane value. Submitted by: Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> Dynamically generate the PLIST so I don't have to do the version chase on every update.
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find ${CCC_DIR}/alpha-freebsd -type d \
Install fixed up BSD headers that are palatable to the Compaq CC. Make the include directory search path match what exists. Make the lib directory search path match what exists. Submitted by: gallatin (partially)
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| sed -e 's/^/@dirrm /g' \
| sort -r >>${WRKDIR}/PLIST.alpha-freebsd
${ECHO} "r ${TMPPLIST}" > ${WRKDIR}/ex.script
${ECHO} "/Insert PLIST.alpha-freebsd" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script
${ECHO} "d" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script
${ECHO} "r ${WRKDIR}/PLIST.alpha-freebsd" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script
${ECHO} "x!" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script
${CP} -p ${TMPPLIST} ${TMPPLIST}.pre-alpha-freebsd
cd ${WRKDIR} ; ex < ex.script
Use `cpio' over `tar' in order to force ownership to a sane value. Submitted by: Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> Dynamically generate the PLIST so I don't have to do the version chase on every update.
2001-03-20 19:28:37 -05:00
# fixup PLIST for the AlphaLinux bits
cd ${PREFIX} ;\
find ${CCC_DIR}/alpha-linux -type f -o -type l \
>${WRKDIR}/PLIST.alphalinux
cd ${PREFIX} ;\
find ${CCC_DIR}/alpha-linux -type d \
| sed -e 's/^/@dirrm /g' \
| sort -r >>${WRKDIR}/PLIST.alphalinux
${ECHO} "r ${TMPPLIST}" > ${WRKDIR}/ex.script2
${ECHO} "/Insert PLIST.alphalinux" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script2
${ECHO} "d" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script2
${ECHO} "r ${WRKDIR}/PLIST.alphalinux" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script2
${ECHO} "x!" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script2
${CP} -p ${TMPPLIST} ${TMPPLIST}.pre-alphalinux
cd ${WRKDIR} ; ex < ex.script2
# fixup PLIST for the docs bits
cd ${PREFIX} ;\
find usr/doc/${CCC_REV:C/-1$//} -type f -o -type l \
>${WRKDIR}/PLIST.docs
cd ${PREFIX} ;\
find usr/doc/${CCC_REV:C/-1$//} -type d \
| sed -e 's/^/@dirrm /g' \
| sort -r >>${WRKDIR}/PLIST.docs
${ECHO} "r ${TMPPLIST}" > ${WRKDIR}/ex.script3
${ECHO} "/Insert PLIST.docs" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script3
${ECHO} "d" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script3
${ECHO} "r ${WRKDIR}/PLIST.docs" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script3
${ECHO} "x!" >> ${WRKDIR}/ex.script3
${CP} -p ${TMPPLIST} ${TMPPLIST}.pre-docs
cd ${WRKDIR} ; ex < ex.script3
Compaq Alpha Tru64 C compiler. It is a port of the same compiler that is available on the Compaq Tru64 UNIX platform. The compiler produces excellent optimized code for the Alpha architecture, particularly for floating-point intensive applications. I was able to compile simple test programs by: ccc -c foo.c cc -o foo foo.o
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.include <bsd.port.mk>
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