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pkg/DESCR:
fpdns is a program that remotely determines DNS server versions.
It does this by sending a series of borderline DNS queries which
are compared against a table of responses and server versions.
False positives or incorrect versions may be reported when trying
to identify a set of servers residing behind a load-balancing
apparatus where the servers are of different implementations, when
a specific implementation behaves like a forwarder, behind a firewall
without statefull inspection or without Application Intelligence.
- Stop using --disable-optimization to have the port obey the CFLAGS
but instead modify the configure script appropriately
- Move most of the DESCR into the pkg-readme
- Remove unnecessary CPPFLAGS that was being added to CONFIGURE_ENV
msp430mcu provides C headers and binutils linker scripts for each of the
over 300 microcontrollers in the MSP430 family.
This is part of the 'uniarch' effort to 'rejoin' mspgcc4 and mspgcc, and
lowering the workload for adding new chips by taking it mostly out of binutils/
gcc and putting it all in one single package. For more information please
refer to http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/mspgcc/index.php?title=Devel:Uniarch for a full list of changes/rationale behind this.
The rest of the msp430 toolchain will soon be updated to the uniarch versions.
important.
Ports that install .jar files for public use (ie, in share/java/classes/)
please install unversioned jar files from now on. If a port installs
multiple jar files, use a share/java/classes/<project_name>/ prefix.
This will help other ports to pickup these classes.
discussed with and ok kurt@
When MODJAVA_BUILD is set to 'ant' this adds the correct build dependencies,
as well as providing a do-build target (if not already set by the port).
discussed with and ok kurt@
Extreme Tux Racer is an open-source downhill racing game starring Tux,
the Linux mascot. It follows in the path of Tux Racer and its
derivatives.
from Pascal Stumpf (MAINTAINER)
ok landry@
KGuitar project was started for developing an efficient and easy-to-use
environment for a guitarist. There are many tasks that guitarists do
every day and that can be made easier to do when using computer.
Examples of such tasks include finding of chord fingerings, writing &
reading tabulatures, converting classic note score to the tabulature
form and vice versa, transposition of the whole song or its parts and
many others.
with tweaks and ok jasper@
