getting rid of two patches that made it into upstream.
Add a patch that disables the generation of backtraces, when trying to
handle exceptions, which caused hangs and 100% CPU hogging.
This makes many GNUstep applications happy, hopefully finding a better
way soon.
OK landry@
exceptions. They are not used by any port, but maybe someone wants to do it
in the future, or a port may need it.
Further, zap the stripping of binaries that gets propagated into the gnusteps
config.make to be more inline with upstream. This is now properly handled via
the gnustep.port.mk.
OK landry@
GMastermind is an implementation of the well-known Mastermind game. The
object of the game is to determine the hidden combination of four
colors.
OK sthen@
The GNUstep Objective-C runtime is designed as a drop-in replacement for the
GCC runtime.
This version of the runtime is needed to get GNUstep ports working fine on sparc.
Not yet hooked up to the build. To make use of it, it needs an update for gnustep-make, and a bump on all dependent ports.
Waiting for gnustep-base update, which should arrive soon, to do all those things at the same time.
OK landry@
The WebServices library contains a collection of classes to be used for
creating client and server 'web service' applications. It is also useful
for general XML work as the API that is particularly simple and
efficient.
OK landry@
DBusKit is the GNUstep D-Bus bindings framework. The framework allows
Objective-C applications to access the D-Bus inter-process communication
system.
OK landry@
LapisPuzzle is a tetris-like game which challenges the player by making
the opposing team's victories count doubly against the player and vice
versa.
OK sthen@
Further change the way how frameworks are installed, create a couple of more symlinks,
to get rid of a lot of patches for other dependent ports.
OK landry@, ajacoutot@
Add missing dependency to automake, as found by landry@
While there, add patch to make it work that the user can u/mount drives via desktop icon
OK landry@
While there, restructure a patch to be able to clean-up the Makefile a bit.
Fix build on mips64, thought, its not enabled there yet.
OK jasper@, landry@
pkg/DESCR:
System Preferences is an application which allows to manage the settings
of many aspects of the gnustep environment and its applications. System
Preferences are made of Modules, each one a bundle representing a single
control panel, and is thus extensible and modular. Technically, it is a
clone of the Apple OS X System Preferences and offers a compatible
framework.
OK landry@
Reorder WANTLIB in gnustep.port.mk, now do not include WANTLIB when only depending on gnustep-base.
Update/bump all gnustep ports that install bundles.
kind of a agree, landry@, OK aja@
always go thru an indirection, so that a multi-packages port can turn them
on/off piecewise (required for libiconv cleanup of sope).
style nits: makefiles with lots of ?= += do *REQUIRE* spaces.
also indent tests, and do the :L dance to have cleaner stuff.
pkg/DESCR
TimeMon gives a graphical representation of where the CPU cycles are going.
It's coarse, but better than nothing. The best feature is that it runs in
an icon on your dock, so that you never lose it.
OK landry@
pkg/DESCR:
ProjectCenter is GNUstep's integrated developement environment (IDE). It
is based in part on NeXT's original Project Builder. It assists you in
starting new projects and lets you manage your project files using a
intuitive and well ordered graphical user interface.
pkg/DESCR:
GSPdf is a PDF and PostScript file viewer for GNUstep. GSPdf is a
frond-end for GhostScript, which is required at runtime to properly
render the pages.
OK, jasper@
pkg/DESCR:
FisicaLab is an educational application to solve physics problems. The
problems are setting adding elements from the palette to chalkboard, and
writing the data of each element. The elements are objects as Blocks,
Pulleys, Mobiles, Forces, ... . Use the SI and English systems,
scientific notation and many conversion factors. The problems that can
be solved with FisicaLab, are:
* Kinematics of particles, include circular motion.
* Static of particles and rigid bodies in 2D.
* Dynamic of particles in 2D (doesn't include dynamic of circular motion)
* Heat, calorimetry, ideal gas and expansion.
