this patch enables javac arguments -source & -target which will allow us to
build with 1.5 but run with 1.4 or 1.5. building with 1.5 will be enabled
in java.port.mk later.
- sync patches (line numbers/-p)
- use unxobsd.mk instead of different makefiles for every
architecture
- use devel/boost now that we have it instead of the bundled
one. (this is also needed to build openoffice on amd64)
- start using some patches from http://go-ooo.org/.
(disable the startup wizard and some online registration menu points)
(the patch is generated by my after applying the patches that's why
i provide the mirror for it.)
- allow the openoffice build infrastructure to override our CFLAGS in
some cases. this is needed because some of the files have to be compiled
with -O0 instead of -02 which we use by default.
bulk-builds will first try to build stuff with the java pseudo-flavor.
If that fails (because java is currently broken, or because it's not
supported on that arch), then it will build through the second line.
If the packages already exist, the infrastructure will notice, and the
second build line will do nothing.
consensus reached after discussion with nikolay, kurt, pval...
mozilla.org app uses now and should prevent any library issues for the
transition to devel/nspr) ; from kurt@ (asked by kili@ and steven@)
- add regression tests ; the following tests are disabled as they need
more work: nameshm1, sema, semaerr, semaping, socket
- bump PKGNAME
ok kurt@
- use patches from www/mozilla-firefox (should now work on all supported
Firefox platforms)
- replaced internal strtod and dtoa implementations (patch from kurt@)
- create and install nspr.pc (from FreeBSD)
- change MASTER_SITES, remove USE_X11, update pkg/DESCR
ok mbalmer@ kurt@
