Hi, I've uploaded the above 3 contributions. Here are the changes:
1) emacs: emacs segfaults when starting up in X mode if built with "with_x11 yes" on Solaris 9 with a recent version GNU ld. This is because a couple of years ago, GNU ld changed the combreloc switch from being defaulted off to being defaulted on. So now you need "-z nocombreloc" to build emacs with GNU ld. Emacs had been patched to turn on this option for GNU/Linux and FreeBSD, but not for Solaris. I have added to emacs.patch to provide this switch for Solaris as well. Note that if you build on Solaris and use the native ld, you must not use "-z nocombreloc" else you get a fatal error. I tried to allow for this in my patch, but am not sure if I succeeded. However, I passed the patch on to Richard Stallman, and he's accepted the it, so it's probably the right way to go. 2)giflib: emacs requires libungif v4.1.0b1 or later. The package you provide only has v4.1.0, which will be ignored by emacs. Toshio Kuratomi is now back supporting libungif (as of a few weeks ago) and has already produced v4.1.1, which incorporates v4.1.0b1, some subsequent patches that various packagers have applied, and support for the latest libtool (so your libtool patches are no longer needed). So rather than update the OpenPKG giflib package with libungif v4.1.0b1 (which is already several years old), I used v4.1.1. Also, Toshio has moved libungif to SourceForge, so I changed the URL. See http://sourceforge.net/projects/libungif. 3) tiff: emacs looks for tiff header files in specified include directories only. Since the OpenPKG tiff package put them in a tiff subdirectory within the OpenPKG include directory, they were not found by emacs and therefore not used. Note that both the RedHat 9 package and the sunfreeware package places them in /usr/include and /usr/local/include respectively, where they can be found by emacs. So I changed the package to place them where they are needed. I saw that you provide 12 header files while the RedHat 9 and sunfreeware packages only provide 4: tiff.h, tiffconf.h, tiffio.h, and tiffvers.h . I'm not sure what the other 8 are used for, but I put all 12 in the standard OpenPKG include directory. You may prefer to only put the 4 major header files there and leave the other 8 in the tiff subdirectory. The same change may need to be applied to your newer v3.6.1 package. And as you can see, I am not on OpenPKG 2.0 yet, so the spec files also reflect that. Dennis Dennis McRitchie Research & Academic Applications Support (RAAS) Academic Services Department Office of Information Technology Princeton University ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org Developer Communication List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
