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use LIBCXX
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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.39 2017/04/10 11:45:26 sthen Exp $
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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COMMENT= portable tools library
Update to ptlib-2.12.9. Drop support for v4l2, our implementation is seriously lacking behind.
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V= 2.12.9
Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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DISTNAME= ptlib-${V}
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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EXTRACT_SUFX= .tar.bz2
Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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SUBST_VARS= V
Use standard type u_int32_t instead of __u32. Build error after sys/videoio.h update reported by naddy@.
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REVISION= 10
Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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Update to ptlib-2.12.9. Drop support for v4l2, our implementation is seriously lacking behind.
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SHARED_LIBS= pt 7.0
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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CATEGORIES= devel telephony
HOMEPAGE= http://www.opalvoip.org/
MAINTAINER= Antoine Jacoutot <ajacoutot@openbsd.org>
# MPL 1.0
PERMIT_PACKAGE_CDROM= Yes
Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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WANTLIB += SDL c crypto expat lber ldap ldap_r m pthread sasl2
use LIBCXX
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WANTLIB += sndio ssl ${LIBCXX} v4l2
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_SOURCEFORGE:=opalvoip/}
Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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BUILD_DEPENDS= devel/bison
move depends to new style
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LIB_DEPENDS= databases/openldap \
This picks up libv4l.
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devel/sdl \
multimedia/libv4l
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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ALL_TARGET= default #${WRKSRC}/Makefile
USE_GMAKE= Yes
NO_TEST= Yes
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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CONFIGURE_STYLE=gnu
Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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CONFIGURE_ENV= CPPFLAGS="-I${LOCALBASE}/include" \
Add -fPIC to PTLIB_CFLAGS to build with newer binutils. As a bonus, drop patching for STDCCFLAGS used by ptlib dependencies (/usr/local/share/ptlib/make/unix.mak) since PTLIB_CFLAGS is appended to CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS automatically.
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LDFLAGS="-L${LOCALBASE}/lib" \
PTLIB_CFLAGS="-fPIC"
Update to ptlib-2.12.9. Drop support for v4l2, our implementation is seriously lacking behind.
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CONFIGURE_ARGS= --enable-plugins \
--enable-sndio \
--disable-esd \
--disable-lua \
--disable-oss \
Don't pick up libv8; spotted by espie@
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--disable-pulse \
--disable-v8
Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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Major update to ptlib-2.10.3. Some clue from espie@ Needed to work on an Ekiga update. There are still some rought edges but they'll be worked in-tree. This and the upcoming VoIP ports commits wouldn't have been possible without Miod's soft couch ;-)
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# XXX needs /proc/net/if_inet6
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--disable-ipv6
Update to ptlib-2.12.9. Drop support for v4l2, our implementation is seriously lacking behind.
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# XXX our libpcap is too old
CONFIGURE_ARGS+=--disable-pcap
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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Update to ptlib-2.10.11.
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MAKE_ENV= VERBOSE=1
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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MAKE_FLAGS= MAJOR_VERSION=${LIBpt_VERSION:R} \
Update to ptlib-2.12.9. Drop support for v4l2, our implementation is seriously lacking behind.
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MINOR_VERSION=${LIBpt_VERSION:E}
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
2010-03-23 21:10:17 +00:00
Move INSTALL_REPLACE; no pkg change.
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INSTALL_REPLACE = 's/^INSTALL := .*$$/ifdef BSD_INSTALL_SCRIPT\nINSTALL
INSTALL_REPLACE += := \$$\(subst -m 755,,\$${BSD_INSTALL_SCRIPT}\)
INSTALL_REPLACE += \nelse\nINSTALL := \/usr\/bin\/install -c -o ${BINOWN}
INSTALL_REPLACE += -g ${BINGRP}\nendif/'
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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pre-configure:
Update to ptlib-2.12.9. Drop support for v4l2, our implementation is seriously lacking behind.
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mkdir ${WRKSRC}/plugins/sound_sndio
cp ${FILESDIR}/{Makefile,sound_sndio.*} ${WRKSRC}/plugins/sound_sndio
${SUBST_CMD} ${WRKSRC}/make/unix.mak
Use standard type u_int32_t instead of __u32. Build error after sys/videoio.h update reported by naddy@.
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sed -i 's/__u32/u_int32_t/' \
${WRKSRC}/plugins/vidinput_v4l2/vidinput_v4l2.cxx
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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post-install:
${INSTALL_DATA} ${WRKSRC}/version.h ${PREFIX}/share/ptlib
Allow use of ptlib without a ports tree installed. This removes the last use of FAKE_AS_ROOT = always-wrap in the tree. OK ajacoutot@
2014-10-18 01:27:43 +00:00
perl -i -pe ${INSTALL_REPLACE} \
${PREFIX}/share/ptlib/make/ptbuildopts.mak
Import ptlib-2.6.5 PTLib is a moderately large C++ class library that originated many years ago as a method to produce applications that run on both Microsoft Windows and Unix X-Windows systems. It also was to have a Macintosh port as well, but this never eventuated. In those days it was called the PWLib the Portable Windows Library. Since then, the availability of multi-platform GUI toolkits such as KDE and wxWindows, and the development of the OpenH323 and OPAL projects as primary user of the library, has emphasised the focus on networking, I/O portability, multi-threading and protocol portability. Mostly, the library is used to create high performance and highly portable network-centric applications. So all the GUI abstractions ahave been dropped and it was renamed the Portable Tools Library that you see today.
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.include <bsd.port.mk>
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