On Wed, Oct 10, 2012 at 2:39 AM, Aaron Bieber <def...@gmail.com> wrote: > Latest version is at http://deftly.net/libv8.tar.gz > > - changed name to libv8 > - resolved -Werror issues on i386 > - added d8 > - use MAKE_FLAGS vs patching for some options
This version didn't have the -Werror fix. Also, I noticed that libv8 wasn't versioned, which is a no-no in OpenBSD. All regular shared libraries should have versions, only plugins/extensions for programs that are designed to be used with dlopen should not be versioned, see http://www.openbsd.org/porting/libraries.html. I've attached a new version of libv8 that versions the library and fixes the -Werror issues on i386. I've also attached an updated postgresql-plv8 port that uses the shared libv8, as well as a new ruby-therubyracer port that uses it, which embeds a javascript interpreter in ruby. I've compiled both node and node-sqlite3 with the pactches, and they work fine after a v8->libv8 change for node (since that patch was posted before the port rename). I'm in favor of moving to shared libv8, so you have my OK to import libv8/gyp and commit the appropriate changes to node/node-sqlite3. You may want to get an additional OK first, though. Thanks, Jeremy
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