-fsigned-char is really the wrong solution. Every time.
The right solution is to go into the code, and fix it there.
C is complex enough as it is, without solving the architectural
problems with variation "flags".
> games/dungeon-crawl 4.0.0b26 has problems on platforms where char is
> unsigned
games/dungeon-crawl 4.0.0b26 has problems on platforms where char is
unsigned. The attached diff copies CXXFLAGS += -fsigned-char from
FreeBSD, which fixes basic gameplay at my powerpc machine. I can
start new game, move my @ in all 8 directions, save and restore, and
get killed.
The attached di
On Sat, 26 Jan 2019 22:04:02 +
Stuart Henderson wrote:
> I'm working on getting p5-* ports in shape for the forthcoming Perl
> update, trying to update where possible and avoiding resorting to
> crappy patches unless there's nothing suitable upstream.
>
> We are a bit behind with XML::Feed bu
> Upstream still has FTP so please leave the ftp:// URL in so that "make
> peek-ftp" works.
OK I left ftp://.
> Have you looked at the update to 10.32?
Here is my attempt. I am new to ports, so I need help with respect to
understanding bumping major.minor of shared libraries.
The API has remained
Hi,
Please find attached a port of FAudio. This originated from the FNA project as
an portable implementation of XAudio, the audio part of the XNA framework known
from use on Windows and XBox. FAudio is a dependency of recent versions of FNA,
starting with version 18.10. The FNA game Jon Shafer's
I'm working on getting p5-* ports in shape for the forthcoming Perl update,
trying to update where possible and avoiding resorting to crappy patches
unless there's nothing suitable upstream.
We are a bit behind with XML::Feed but updating this breaks Plagger tests,
does anyone have time to look in
On Mon, Jan 07, 2019 at 11:27:52PM +, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> I remembered what this was about; it wasn't an oversight, rather upstream
> strongly hinted that people should use OLC so it was deliberately removed to
> nudge people in that direction.
Yah, upstream is quite enamored of OLC 8-/
Hi,
You will find a patch for security/sshguard attached, bringing sshguard
up to the newly released 2.3.1 (2019-01-01).
As with the previous updates I've posted, this is a patch against
sshguard 1.5 which we have in the ports tree, and it also adds me as the
maintainer.
The difference between 2
On 1/25/19 11:25 PM, Kurt Mosiejczuk wrote:
> Trawling portroach I decided I'd update lzip. Which ended up turning into
> updating *5* ports. Updates were all straightforward. Since they are all
> subdirectories of the same port, I figured I'd bundle the diff for all
> 5 as one big diff. If that'
Here is a simple update of xvkbd to 3.9, with HOMEPAGE revised.
Tested as an amd64 X client and macos(xquartz) X server.
anyone please give OK and commit?
XQuartz disables XTEST extension by default, hence you should configure
"defaults write org.macosforge.xquartz.X11 enable_test_extensions -bool
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