X11 >= 10, and bump those major numbers accordingly, so that bug-reports
will get easier to process.
(artificial `flag day' as discussed with deraadt@)
MODQT_* values.
This makes it possible to include both qt3 and qt4, as long as one is
very careful in choosing the right variables, without any change for the
existing qt3-only, qt4-only ports.
We don't bother with qt and qt2 as they are mostly end-of-life.
- let qmake output LOCALBASE if it find it useful
- the OpenBSD default config uses threads anyways, for ports.
- make a link to help designer and friends to find their documentation
- qmake changes to emit LIBxxx_VERSION annotations in generated Makefiles.
- qt changes to use plugins-<major> libraries. Note that uic always look in
the configured directory, and one cannot link against two qt libraries,
otherwise stuff will be destroyed twice... (ick).
the FULLPKGPATH, thus providing changes to packing-lists which shouldn't
happen, and making update more difficult.
Accordingly, bump all pkgnames with PSEUDO_FLAVORS, and provide an
update @pkgpath for the bug for most of them (left out the ones with 3
or 4 pseudo flavors for space constraints...)
- stop supporting !mt, since it has worked for a long time.
- mt becomes a pseudo_flavor for compat purposes.
- merge base back into the main module.
- link mt names to not mt names.
- finish recreating a full QTDIR structure for compatibility as well.
- since we no longer compile qt3 without mt, link the files with the
`usual' names (compat settings and fragment).
- install supplementary development libraries, this will help for other
ports (asked by Steve Shockley).
- help qmake work off-the-shelf.
- provide a no_examples pseudo-flavor.
bump pkgname.
