separated strikes again. perl 5.18 changes the order of hash keys, so
that some of the sloppyness of the current libtool code is more likely
to seep thru.
revert those to gnu libtool until this is fixed :(
Please note: the build tags are NOT removed because some ports have problems
still. They will be fixed as soon as possible, but actual deconflicting has
higher priority now.
This is required to make KDE 3 and 4 co-exist.
Tested on i386 with fat KDE3 profile on many apps, found no regressions.
If you see any (like losing configuration parameters or app data), please,
report immediately. Don't worry, your data is likely to be fine, it's just
the app who cannot find them now. Unfortunately, there is no other way.
ever continue development of localized KDE 3 apps. So comment out this entry
in PLIST.
Now we have no conflicting items between kdelibs-3.x and kdelibs-4.x, but
two more steps need to be done before removing dpb tags from them.
Next KDE deconflicting step: rename share/config/ to share/config.kde3/ and
share/config.kcfg/ to share/config.kcfg.kde3/. Tested on i386, including
run-time tests (not for all apps, though).
After this commit, there are only two conflicting files in kdelibs 3.x and
4.x packages left - to be solved soon.
spurring from espie@
share/config.kcfg/ to share/config.kcfg.kde3/. Tested on i386, including
run-time tests (not for all apps, though).
After this commit, there are only two conflicting files in kdelibs 3.x and
4.x packages left - to be solved soon.
spurring from espie@
into some sort of interchangeable subpackages. The idea is that each version
of KDE being installed picks up it's own version of locale-specific package
by default, and KDE4's one doesn't update to KDE3's one automatically, but
can replace it on explicit pkg_add call.
Most of the Makefiles are bumps needed after splitting x11/kde4/libs.
This is a part of KDE3/4 deconflicting work.
hardly tested by landry@ in a bulk build
* share/apps => share/apps.kde3
* share/doc/HTML => share/doc/HTML.kde3
This is a part of KDE3/4 deconflicting work.
Build tested in a bulk by landry@, also sat over a week on ports@.
Run-time tested with some KDE3 apps, including KMail, taxipilot, yakuake...
"do it" landry@
a new libmysqlclient non-blocking API which utilizes co-routines. The X86
specific GCC ASM co-routine support hid the fact that there was an issue.
The only fallback code so far is POSIX user contexts which OpenBSD does not
support.
Input from and Ok sthen@ jasper@
