- using /dev/arandom instead of /dev/urandom is not needed anymore
- #undef _POSIX_THREAD_PRIORITY_SCHEDULING is not needed since the
switch to rthreads.
from brad.
Tested on alpha amd64 hppa i386 powerpc sparc64, no change in regression
output (well, dtoa still fails, but thats not surprising given
corresponding code is heavily patched)
.so.x.y passed to PR_LoadLibrary() is never the same as the one on
linux, since the portstree controls the .x.y, so if the first dlopen()
fails, let's strip what's after .so and retry, since ld.so is clever
enough to open the correct lib if asked for libfoo.so. Allows me to
remove smth like 40 patches in all mozilla ports. Take maintainership
while here.
discussed with deraadt@
- PL_ArenaFinish should zero the static variable PRCallOnceType
once.
- Missing _MD_UNLOCK() in IsFileLocal in ntio.c.
- PR_Interrupt() interrupts PR_TransmitFile() while PR_BlockInterrupt()
in effect.
- use /dev/urandom instead of /dev/random
ok naddy@
modes for header files in the install target, so that the resulting
package is right, and non-root/wheel users are able to build apps
depending on nspr
ok kurt@, naddy@, pval@
in -stable has internal nspr and will cause issues for users who upgrade if
SO_VERSION reaches 19.0 due to the .libs package. discussed with martynas.
okay pvalchev@
- increase soft limits for regression tests and make sure the prpollml
test works (from kili@ and kurt@)
- enable nameshm1 regression test (disable ClientServerTest function)
ok kurt@
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@
Netscape Portable Runtime (NSPR) provides a platform-neutral
API for system level and libc like functions. The API is used
in the Mozilla client, many of Netscape/AOL/iPlanet's and other
software offerings.
i386-only for now.
From maintainer Kurt Miller <truk@optonline.net>
