- fix the PLIST of the bg, de and es and language so they
can be used again: from Daniel Gruber <daniel@tydirium.org>
this has been tested by many people.
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.
- add -dontstrip to packaging script to get useful debug binaries
installed
- remove --enable-debug since that makes the debug build too big (>18G)
for me to build. Add back later as a possible verbose_debug flavor.
Use PATCHORIG so that update-patches doesn't pickup internal .orig files.
Idea from espie@
Add a mutex to make the call to getpwuid thread safe.
OpenOffice is an Open Source, community-developed, multi-platform office
productivity suite. It includes the key desktop applications, such as a
word processor, spreadsheet, presentation manager, and drawing program,
with a user interface and feature set similar to other office suites.
I would like to thank everyone who helped porting:
Peter Valchev, Kurt Miller, Dale Rahn, Ian Darwin and the OpenOffice.Org team.
This import is an explicit request by pvalchev@ and espie@.
This means that the current ports lock is still in effect and this import
is only a planned exception by the release managers.
This port is not yet connected to the builds.
okay pvalchev@, espie@
