On 5/21/19 9:25 AM, Leonid Bobrov wrote:
On Tue, May 21, 2019 at 09:11:37AM -0400, Brian Callahan wrote:
I work a lot with Anders to keep pcc working on OpenBSD. Current checkouts
of the pcc and pcc-libs CVS trees compile out of the box on OpenBSD.
A couple things:
1. New ports are traditionally sent as tarballs, not a collection of diffs.
2. pcc-libs should really live under the lang/pcc port. Maybe it's time to
move lang/pcc to lang/pcc/pcc and add lang/pcc/pcc-libs. See lang/flang for
an example.
So, here I send a diff to to move lang/pcc to lang/pcc/pcc and send a
tarball with lang/pcc/pcc-libs?
Maybe. I'm somewhat dubious about the true need for libpcc but that's
how I use it so as to not deviate from upstream defaults so perhaps it
is better to just include libpcc.
3. You really need to use something more recent than pcc-1.1.0. That's
already 5 years old and a lot has changed since then.
4. Your patches to pcc mean that the whole pcc-libs port is useless, since
you told pcc never to use -lpcc.
That's weird, I took those patches from this mail:
https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=144638455327551&w=2
And there Fred didn't say that these patches are ment to not use -lpcc,
intead he just gave an error message "ld: cannot find -lpcc"
I feel like I made an error by not researching where DEFLIBS is used.
daniel@'s reply to that (4 year old) mail clearly states "you need
libpcc" as well as immediately saying that one shouldn't bother with 1.1.0.
DEFLIBS is found at pcc/cc/cc/cc.c:224 (on the latest cvs code) where it
is defined to be { "-lpcc", "-lc", "-lpcc", 0 }. Your patch changes it
to { "-lc", NULL }.
~Brian
