tested by several, ok benoit@
TCC (Tiny C Compiler) is a small and fast ANSI C compiler.
It generates optimized code, and can compile, assemble, and link several
times faster than 'gcc -O0'. Any C dynamic library can be used directly.
It includes an optional memory and bounds checker, and bounds-checked
code can be mixed freely with standard code. C scripting is also
supported via the usual hash-bang mechanism.
Backends exist for amd64, i386, arm, and arm64.
An earlier diff was okayed by rpointel@, kmos@. sthen@ requested to move
the @conflict and @pkgpath markers from 3.7 to 3.8 in the same commit (a
better approach). Final diff was ok sthen@.
Most of this diff is from Anthony Richardby, who provided the patches
to unbreak macppc by removing the -mno-fused-madd flag, fixing an asm
error, and changing the order of the linker arguments.
kmos@ confirmed that the patches also unbreak sparc64. cwen@ moved
the HOMEPAGE to https. I removed flags like -O3.
ok cwen@
main changes are:
- add a new dep on py-requests
- undo the no longer needed iftex.sty workaround
- move MODPY variables to more standard location
- regen plist
Unfortunately py-sphinx changed the suffix from .txt to .rst.txt in the
1.5 series. This means we have to update PLISTs for about 20+ ports as
a result of this version update. Hopefully future updates of py-sphinx
won't be quite as involved.
ok sthen@
This comes from the Ruby fiber maintainer. It doesn't require compiling a
couple files without optimization, and it was able to get through a make
test run without crashing on sparc64, which uses the copy coroutine fiber
implementation.
OK kn@
from /usr/ports/distfiles when it wants to unpack modules during the
build, instead copy the files into the WRKDIR and point it there.
If there was a mistake with setting up MODGO_MODULES/MODGO_MODFILES
in a port then this change will cause it to show up in build, otherwise
it may succeed or fail randomly depending on what files are present in
distfiles (fetched by other ports).
