This is a slighly different version that I sent that includes an updated
kqueue diff that works with python 2 and 3 and puts test_bsddb and
test_bsddb3 back on the skip list as they're not built outside amd64
and i386.
Only 2 tests are known to fail: test_kqueue (broken) and test_threading
(failing on 2.7.3, under investigation but likely broken). If something
else fails please send your test.log.
Tested on a bulk by landry, sparc64 by brad, ppc gonzalo and amd64 by me.
also disable the assembly mul_1 routine, which fails 5 of the regress tests.
This lets this build again on m88k.
Bump package version just to be on the safe side.
help and ok naddy@
- fix the license marker
- show people how to bind to all IPv4 addresses rather than
the default of all IPv6 addresses
- zap an unnecessary variable in Makefile
- zap -Wredundant-decls, it's useless and spammy on the console
- add ruby to BDEPS. Webkit build system now uses autohell, python, ruby and perl \o/
- set MODRUBY_REV = 1.8 on sparc64 since 1.9 is broken there
- disable WebKit2 support, it needs shm_open()/shm_unlink()
- switch from gstreamer-0.10 to gstreamer1
- force-disable JIT/ASSEMBLER on non-jit archs, builds fails otherwise (bug #113638)
- only build NumberPrototype.cpp with -O0 on sparc64, not the damn whole thing
- use -Wl,--relax on ppc otherwise linking fails
- move some patches around since JavaScriptCore/wtf moved to WTF/wtf
- dont uselessly rerun make within make during install, gmake blows
- blindly backport upstream r144077 to fix mips64 build
- backport bits of #103128 & r145551 to fix powerpc build
- backport r147967 & more to fix bashisms in configure
- bug #109932 forced the use of gcc >= 4.7 or clang >= 3.0, but this is
only for WebKit2 so loosen the check atm
Tested working fine on amd64 & i386, went in bulk builds, known broken
at runtime on ppc (being worked on. or not.) should build on mips64el
(and maybe even run!) and sparc64 (wont run! ever! nothing new here..),
but 'someone' will care about the poor exotic archs and fix'em, right ?
After too much prodding from the gnome maintainers who desperately need it
Big thanks to miod@ for tracking down the area in which the problem lies
and suggesting this workaround.
Unbreaks a big chunk of the ports tree on arm.
Hints and ok sthen@
IO::Socket::IP provides a protocol-independent way to use IPv4 and
IPv6 sockets, as a drop-in replacement for IO::Socket::INET. Most
constructor arguments and methods are provided in a backward-compatible
way.
