Overall:
- Fix glob expansion routines not to see a "No such package is
installed" error when it is actually installed. It was broken when
I hacked them to allow rather stupid patterns.
portupgrade:
- Add a new option -M/--make-env, with which a user can specify
arguments to prepend to each make(1) command line. Any wrapper or
environment variable assignment can be prepended.
- Make -RF invoke the `fetch-recursive' target.
Suggested by: Jimmy Olgeni <olgeni@uli.it>
- Optimize the combination of make(1) targets.
Change BROKEN= warning to state that it hasn't been tested on 4.x or lower
Use programs Makefile to build and add CFLAGS+= for location of config file
Modify default install location in files/Makefile
Change default location of config file to match default ports config file in diskcheckd.c
Bump PORTREVISION
Note: This package contains version the the library just before it was
removed from the FreeBSD base system (5-CURRENT, mid-August 2001) and it is
provided solely for compatibility with packages that require it.
- Release notes:
- many new features
- improved stability
- improved memory usage - all known leaks fixed
- improved compliance with Python mapping specification
- CORBA exceptions overhauled
- object references implemented as class instances
- works better with GNOME IDLs
- etc.
but he didnt add it to module list
so now I remove devel/soruce-highlight,
and make source-highlight -> textproc/source-highlight
Pointed out by: petef
"the port still is broken, but at least it will save
the next one working on this port some time and efforts."
PR: 30119
Submitted by: Gerald Pfeifer <pfeifer@dbai.tuwien.ac.at>
o update w3m-img to 1.10.
o make PORTREVISION overridable from slave ports.
o change PORTVERSION style for w3m-img. (suggedted by knu)
PR: 29226
Submitted by: maintainer
penv - 'program environment' or 'ports environment' - is a simple
utility that executes a given command after setting some environment
variables corresponding to the current directory. This makes it
much easier to keep persistent environment settings for building
the same ports over and over again.
For example, the following series of commands:
$ echo cp1251 > /var/db/penv/databases/mysql323-server/WITH_CHARSET
$ echo all > /var/db/penv/databases/mysql323-server/WITH_XCHARSET
..allows a simple way to build the MySQL-3.23 server with the same
character set configuration every time by doing:
[root@ringworld:/usr/ports/databases/mysql323-server]# penv make
For more information, see the penv.1 manual page and the sample
configuration file in the penv distribution.
