SVN commit 7647 by rakuco: Make patch-configure.py look much saner.
I hate this sort of patch, but this is the best I could achieve now. We need to patch configure.py in order to be able to build each PyQt part separately. The previous patch version added a lot of unnecessary code and checked if we the system was actually FreeBSD. At the expense of more information messages during the configuration phase, the patch now restricts itself to: - Building QtCore only when the port requests so. - Building pyuic4 only if QtCore is built. - Avoiding Qt3 includes. - Removing the check for whether Python was built with --enable-shared (until my message to the freebsd-python mailing list is unanswered, at least). FreeBSD's Python is not passed that option during configuration, but it is actually possible to build designerplugin. This change requires the py-qt4-dbus port to have {BUILD,INSTALL}_WRKSRC to be set manually, otherwise QtCore will be built and installed again. M +72 -307 py-qt4-core/files/patch-configure.py M +3 -0 py-qt4-dbus/Makefile _______________________________________________ kde-freebsd mailing list kde-freebsd@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-freebsd See also http://freebsd.kde.org/ for latest information