- remove REVISION-main
- use ${PREFIX-web} instead of /var/www in CONFIGURE_ARGS
- use --with-htmurl, --with-httpd-conf, --with-log-dir to have
(almost) identical CONFIGURE_ARGS for nagios and icinga
- make post-install block more compact
- move the apache config file snippet from nagios-main to nagios-web
- add a pkg-readme
with feedback and ok sthen@
- Adds the utility/ directory as an include path for each library imported.
Needed to build, for example, the SD library.
- Add example settings for an arduino mega.
- Add example of how to use the SD library.
- Use -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections and link with
-Wl,--gc-sections, as the official arduino toolchain does[1].
This makes smaller hex files. I put the -f stuff in CTUNING, which
was previously defined but unused. Commented the unused def out for now.
- Implement __cxa_pure_virtual so the user does not have to[1][2].
- Deal with the creation and removal of the utility/ directory
automatically. The comment that explained this was actually wrong
anyway. It said to create a 'utilities' directory, but it meant
'utility'. Anyway, manage this automatically, why not.
[1] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/920500/what-is-the-purpose-of-cxa-pure-virtual
[2] http://playground.arduino.cc/OpenBSD/CLI
OK jasper@
- shows most reverse dependencies, as asked by sthen@ (a bit tricky thx to
canonical paths)
- canonicalize paths, e.g. path/x11/kde/libs3 will redirect to
path/x11/kde/libs3,-main
This is gonzalo's work he posted to ports@ a while back. I have just
remerged the diff for -current.
Tested on an arduino mega (clone) and an arduino uno.
OK gonzalo@
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