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Many thanks to Darrin Chandler and dcoppa@ for testing, reporting about
broken stuff, missing dependencies here and in ports depending on ghc.
Notes and rants:
- Bootstrapping is done using precompiled binaries, since .hc
bootstrapping still doesn't work. I really hate this.
THIS MEANS THAT GHC IS NOW AND WILL STAY LEGACY-ONLY (i386 and amd64)
At least until someone fixes it. I tried for more than two year
(well, only in my spare time and during my vacations) and failed.
- libgmp is currently disabled, because I didn't yet hack the GHC build
system to use the system libgmp instead of the patched one included
in GHC.
- The haddock ncluded in the ghc distfile is replaced by the version
of haddock found in devel/haddock. Haddock itself is @commented
in the ghc PLIST. Unfortunately, this needs an ugly hack that
introduces an otherwise useless pseudo flavor `no_deps' in
devel/haddock.
- CLDouble has been removed from GHC some time ago, because it was
an alias for double (AFAIK there's now support for long double
in GHC). As this isn't a really big problem, it currently breaks
c2hs, which I'll mark broken temporarily before committing the
ghc update.
- The external codeset defaults to latin1 (suggested by Simon Marlow)
and can be overridden by setting the HS_ENCODING to any codeset
supported by libiconv.
- ghc.port.mk still needs some love, especially for letting a port add
additional parameters to certain invocations of ${MODGHC_SETUP_PROG}.
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$OpenBSD: patch-testsuite_timeout_Makefile,v 1.1 2010/04/22 21:49:37 kili Exp $
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--- testsuite/timeout/Makefile.orig Thu Apr 15 15:26:22 2010
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+++ testsuite/timeout/Makefile Fri Apr 16 16:02:57 2010
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@@ -27,7 +27,9 @@ $(TIMEOUT_PROGRAM): timeout.py
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rm -rf install-inplace
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mkdir install-inplace
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mkdir install-inplace/bin
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- cp $< $@
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+ cp $< $@.py
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+ echo '#!/bin/sh' > $@
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+ echo exec ${PYTHON} \$$0.py \"\$$@\" >> $@
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chmod +x $@
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else
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# The python timeout program doesn't work on mingw, so we still use the
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