armv7, this should save around 40h overall build time, and makes it more
visible to anyone working on the port that they are indeed broken on the
arch. OK phessler@ naddy@
Of note because the port is important to the architecture and
self-hosted builds are a good thing: building u-boot on armv7 fails
with an Internal Compiler Error (SIGBUS) in lib/time.c, it would be
particularly nice if someone has an idea how to fix this!
textproc/podofo uses -std=c++98 but cppunit now uses c++11 features for
which ports-gcc insists that -std=c/gnu++11 should be used. Fix adapted
from https://sourceforge.net/p/podofo/code/1826.
Tested on sparc64 by jca@.
OK sthen@ (maintainer), jca@
PoDoFo is a free portable C++ library which includes classes to parse a PDF
file and modify its contents into memory. The changes can be written back to
disk easily. PoDoFo is designed to avoid loading large PDF objects into
memory until they are required and can write large streams immediately to
disk, so it is possible to manipulate quite large files with it.
Besides PDF parsing and writing PoDoFo includes also very simple classes
to create your own PDF files.
PoDoFo is primarily useful for applications that wish to do lower level
manipulation of PDF, such as extracting content or merging files. It's also
useful if your application has specific requirements for its PDF output that
more general output-oriented libraries like Cairo cannot satisfy.
Simple tools tuild around the PoDoFo library are also included. They are
primarily examples on how to use the PoDoFo library in your own projects,
but also offer some features for working with PDF files.
