previous changes to this port was one of them. This commit fixes:
- We definetely need to check the existence of ${PREFIX}/dir and generate
it if needed before install-info gets invoked.
- Use empty definition of STRIP instead of changing every appearance
of ${INSTALL_SCRIPT} in Makefile.in to ${INSTALL} especially since
this port installs no files that need to be stripped.
- No need to add rule to regenerate .info file when there's one in the
distributed Makefile.in.
- Instead of removing old piece of .info files in post-install target,
leave it to the .texi.info: rule in the distributed Makefile.
As I do the upgrade, I made this port truely respect the setting of PREFIX,
ie, now the executable looks for the config files in ${PREFIX}/lib/dmake.
Also, instead of patching the makefile in the source distribution to
add the install: target, define it in the port Makefile.
And, move the scripts/post-patch into the port Makefile.
PR: 4488
Submitted by: the port maintainer
While changing the MASTER_SITES, I noticed that the distfile has been
changed, so upgraded it from 1.0(?) to 1.1.
Makedepend is a makefile dependency generator from The XFree86 Project, Inc.
If you have X installed, you already have makedepend and do not need this port!
This is for ports that needs makedepend but doesn't need X.
PR: 4337
Submitted by: Ian Vaudrey <i.vaudrey@cableinet.co.uk>
Here is an update for the crossgo32 port. I have added an extra
distribution which includes a utility to convert the COFF binaries
into dos EXE files. I also take over as maintainer with the previous
maintainers permission.
PR: 3987
Submitted by: Joel Sutton <sutton@aardvark.apana.org.au>
It appears that this is not going to be updated to anything newer
than 2.6.3, so if it causes any (more) problems, it's history...
Requested by: Bill Fenner
to make this compile again. I never quite understood the "#elif"
syntax and now I think I never will.
By the way, this is just a patch-up to DavidO's "stab in the dark" and
is not guaranteed to work on NetBSD and/or OpenBSD. I just "fixed" it
in the way that it doesn't break FreeBSD while preserving the spirit
of his changes (i.e., to "stab" whatever he was aiming at).
