Jeremy,
> can you make diffs against current cvs? any response from the
maintainer?
I have had contact with Joerg Sonnenberg (the maintainer), because I was
also busy porting the new version of SciTE and Scintilla. He told me
that he had no more time to maintain this port and asked me to inform
Marc about this. If nobody wants to take maintainership, I am willing to
take maintainership, but maybe Jeremy Evans wants to do it.
I can take maintainership, but I'm not sure I'm the best person to do
so. This is the first OpenBSD port I've worked on, and I didn't read
the porting checklist until I was most of the way done with the port.
That's why I didn't know to send an email to the maintainer and work
from -current instead of 3.9-release. Most of the port is just
conversions of strcpy, strcat, and sprintf to strlcpy, strlcat, and
snprintf, respectively. However, as I'm not an experienced C/C++
programmer, I'm not sure I did everything properly, and that's why I
don't know if I'd be the best maintainer.
It was my first OpenBSD port to. I'm also not an experienced C/C++
programmer, I've only had those languages during my study and sometimes
write some code for my job.
On amd64, Scintilla compiles cleanly and SciTE compiles with 1
warning, which I think is related to casting an int to a 64-bit
pointer. SciTE starts and works with the source code I tested with,
but I haven't done extensive testing on it.
That seems okay, maybe you can fix that cast? I could try your port on i386.
Kind regards,
Martijn Rijkeboer
