Since the update to icu4c-63.1, icu4c uses char16_t and others from the
C++11 standard, but eg++-4.9 defaults to -std=gnu++98.
"looks good" rsadowski@, ok Brad (maintainers)
nxssh is based on an old copy of OpenSSH 4.7. Upstream stopped
supporting it and it hasn't been updated since import, so it's likely
affected by all the issues listed on
https://www.openssh.com/security.html since 2008.
opennx is a graphical client that uses nxssh under the hood. It is dead
upstream, hasn't been updated since 2009 and won't build with wxWidgets3.
ok kn@
The new syntax to have version with '-' character:
-MODCARGO_CRATES += aho-corasick-0.6.8 # Unlicense/MIT
+MODCARGO_CRATES += aho-corasick 0.6.8 # Unlicense/MIT
update all customers of devel/cargo to use the new syntax
ok landry@
The goal is to provide quick feedback on proposed diffs, and enforce
testing on at least one gcc arch (probably sparc64) before diffs get
committed. All contributions are still welcome.
Maintainer timeout, ok ajacoutot@ visa@ naddy@ sthen@ espie@
As of now, those c++ ports have a LIB_DEPENDS on lang/gcc/4.9,-libs for
libestdc++ so they ended up depending on both llvm & gcc, and our infra
plumbing gets a bit confused with that (compiler cannot create
executables yadada yadada).
With gcc 4.9 spidermonkey52 packages fine on sparc64, unblocking other
things.
There are more ports with broken COMPILER lines like this, they might get
fixed over time.
from Edward Lopez-Acosta
pkg/DESCR:
Arrow is a lightweight library which makes working with dates and times
simpler. This is done by including an API which supports many common
scenarios. Arrow can also easily generate time span, ranges and more while
being a drop in replacement for the standard datetime module.
As this brings new libraries on supported architectures, split the
package into -main and -md subpackages, keeping plist updates simpler
and avoiding need for knowledge of supported arches in dependent
ports. Also means that if future ports start picking up the MD
libraries they will be easier to find. (Thanks aja@ for running a
bulk build and check-lib-depends run with an earlier version to
make sure existing ports don't pick up the new libs.)
ok rsadowski@
Bumps for ports using boost as LIB_DEPENDS or RUN_DEPENDS to
follow.
