* app-crypt/rhash: disable on x86_gcc2, also fixed secondary arch
* dev-lang/tcc: make tcc actually works
- update patches: define custom haiku definitions, use haiku
start/end objects
- make tcc uses haiku custom paths
- add secondary arch support
- add x86_64
* dev-lang/tcc: disable on all architectures
- Haiku's BeBuild.h depends on __GNUC__ macro to select ABI, which
unfortunately we can't risk to define, so disabling for now
* dev-python/pyqt: use correct name for sip
* dev-lang/spidermonkey: fix build
- add x86 to snd arch
- update config.sub and config.guess
- add missing cmd:js_config
- add missing cmd:zip
* dev-python/pyqt: clean up the spaces left by previous contributor
* add TEST() for the following ports:
- sys-devel/flex
- app-crypt/rhash
- app-text/podofo
- app-crypt/qca
- app-editors/retext
- app-i18n/mozc
- dev-lang/tcc
- dev-lang/yasm
- dev-lang/spidermonkey
- dev-libs/glib
- dev-libs/jsoncpp
- dev-libs/libtommath
- dev-libs/libxslt
- dev-libs/libyajl
- dev-libs/zziplib
* Create recipe for calcurse
A few things of note:
* The default terminal font, Noto Mono, does not support the box
drawing characters that calcurse relies on. Changing the font to Noto
Sans Mono fixes this issue.
* calcurse's default date format (format.dayheading) uses the %-d
format sequence, which Haiku's version of `date' does not support.
This can easily be fixed by changing it to %d in calcurse's config.
* The checks for lm and pthread are patched out in configure.ac, as
these libraries are contained within libroot in Haiku.
The changes detailed below allow to co-install the base
packages of 1.0.2 and 1.1.0 (as well as their debuginfo).
The _devel (or _man) packages cannot be co-installed.
* Define a debuginfo package for openssl11.
* Fix typo in call to defineDebugInfoPackage for openssl,
which was producing an incorrect debuginfo on 2nd arch.
* Also add cmd:openssl{,-1.1} to their debuginfo packages.
* Move $docDir/html/man3 to openssl11_devel.
* Add a "-1.1" suffix to each cmd:{openssl,c_rehash} for
openssl11 to allow the co-installation of 1.0.2 & 1.1.
* Create new _man sub-packages for openssl and openssl11 and
move all man pages (other than the man3 section) there to
avoid overlaps when the 2 base packages are installed.
* Add symetric (openssl vs openssl11) CONFLICTS for their
_devel and _man sup-packages.
* openssl{,11}_man REQUIRES and SUPPLEMENTS openssl{,11}.
* Introduce 4 custom variables (after portVersion):
portVersion 1.0.2* 1.1.0*
libVersion 1.0.0 1.1
cmdSuffix -1.1
mySuffix 11
altSuffix 11
These are used inside both recipes at the same places to make
it easier to spot the real differences between 1.0.2 & 1.1.0.
