into real targets.
- now make package will create missing ftp/cdrom links when PERMIT says so.
- PKG_ARCH=* packages get built into packages/no-arch, and linked from
elsewhere.
Everything gets based off PACKAGE_REPOSITORY, PKGREPOSITORYBASE and friends
get ditched.
All `package' targets go through the same routine: iterate through every
subpackage with PACKAGING set.
This includes describe, lib-depends-check, package, dump-vars, install-all,
which will iterate through subdescribe, sublib-depends-check, subpackage,
subdump-vars, and install.
(names are subject to change).
Much simpler logic, plus hey, you get an install-all target !
Might be some minor breakage, most stuff appear to work just fine...
_MASTER_LOCK, we keep a list of _LOCKS_HELD by one port builder in
an env variable, and we don't relock stuff that's already locked.
This allows us to, e.g., have fake depend on regress without issue
(even though, internally, it's more efficient to use the _internal-*
targets to avoid testing locks).
- add -dontstrip to packaging script to get useful debug binaries
installed
- remove --enable-debug since that makes the debug build too big (>18G)
for me to build. Add back later as a possible verbose_debug flavor.
Use PATCHORIG so that update-patches doesn't pickup internal .orig files.
Idea from espie@
Add a mutex to make the call to getpwuid thread safe.
OpenOffice is an Open Source, community-developed, multi-platform office
productivity suite. It includes the key desktop applications, such as a
word processor, spreadsheet, presentation manager, and drawing program,
with a user interface and feature set similar to other office suites.
I would like to thank everyone who helped porting:
Peter Valchev, Kurt Miller, Dale Rahn, Ian Darwin and the OpenOffice.Org team.
This import is an explicit request by pvalchev@ and espie@.
This means that the current ports lock is still in effect and this import
is only a planned exception by the release managers.
This port is not yet connected to the builds.
okay pvalchev@, espie@
