Hi there,
I’m currently finalizing the Portfile for a new port, eero-devel, tied to the
Eero language, an evolution of Obj-C in development (http://eerolanguage.org).
The Eero compiler is a extended version of Clang (it can also compile regular
C, C++, Obj-C). At this point, there is no
On Jul 20, 2012, at 12:20 , MacPorts wrote:
#35263: py27-hggit: update to 0.3.2
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Reporter: leonardo.schenkel@… | Owner: easieste@…
Type: update | Status:
On Jul 20, 2012, at 13:53 , MacPorts wrote:
#35263: py27-hggit: update to 0.3.2
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Reporter: leonardo.schenkel@… | Owner: easieste@…
Type: update | Status:
I want to eventually make clang and dragonegg into subports of llvm. Perhaps
eero should be a subport as well.
How frequently is he going to tag release candidates? I'd be fine with
updating llvm-3.2 along with the eero schedule if it's near-monthly.
On Jul 20, 2012, at 03:05, Vincent
Hi Jeremy,
I want to eventually make clang and dragonegg into subports of llvm. Perhaps
eero should be a subport as well.
Good idea, if the schedule of both projects can be synchronized.
How frequently is he going to tag release candidates? I'd be fine with
updating llvm-3.2 along with
Presumably py26-hggit should be updated at the same time. Ideally the two
ports would be combined into a unified port.
Yep. I just haven't gotten the time to study the other examples of Python
version unification: much general refactored utility has been introduced in
the last several
