On 2012-2-10 06:11 , Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> unfortunately, one seems to have to check the portfile in order to
> figure out, whether one could run a test.
Well, 'port test foo' also tells you if foo has a test phase, albeit
with an error if it doesn't. That may not be the best design.
- Josh
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Am 07.02.12 22:21, schrieb Ryan Schmidt:
Problems are:
- blt (requires: port install blt configure.compiler=llvm-gcc-4.2)
Thanks for letting us know that llvm-gcc-4.2 was able to compile blt
successfully.
i have never used blt before and found this out during my attempts to
install all ports d
On Feb 7, 2012, at 11:46, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> - oracle dependencies (checksum mismatch): ocilib, php5-oracle,
> qore-oracle-module, TOra
None of these ports have checksum mismatches, but they all depend on the port
oracle-instantclient, and because of the policies of Oracle corporation, it
On Feb 7, 2012, at 11:46, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> Problems are:
> - blt (requires: port install blt configure.compiler=llvm-gcc-4.2)
Thanks for letting us know that llvm-gcc-4.2 was able to compile blt
successfully. We had been waiting on that information in #32599 for some time.
I've fixed it
Am 06.02.12 20:24, schrieb Bradley Giesbrecht:
On Feb 4, 2012, at 1:20 AM, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
b) making tcl threaded by default (my personal favorite, other tcl unix distros
went this way)
Yes, I think "b" is the more attractive option you present.
Please excuse my possible ignorance.
Wo
Am 06.02.12 21:42, schrieb Joshua Root:
I thought thread support in Tcl was an extension that could be
installed separately?
There is tcl-core support for threads (configure option
--enable-threads), and there is one extension called libthread (you are
probably referring to), but these are two
On 2012-2-4 20:20 , Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> c) subports (not sure, if this is worth the potential confusion, when
> there are two version of the
>same software release around, probably, one has to mangle names for
> the dylibs on macports)
I thought thread support in Tcl was an extension that
On Feb 4, 2012, at 1:20 AM, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> b) making tcl threaded by default (my personal favorite, other tcl unix
> distros went this way)
Yes, I think "b" is the more attractive option you present.
Please excuse my possible ignorance.
Would this list produced by the following comman
On Feb 6, 2012, at 10:15, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> Is there any decision process in this regard on the way?
I am not planning to do anything about this. It sounds like it will involve a
fair bit of work and I have some other work I'm trying to concentrate on at the
moment. I would be happy if s
Am 05.02.12 23:29, schrieb Ryan Schmidt:
three weeks ago, i asked on macports-users how to proceed in cases where ports
depending on Tcl with thread support should be realized. From my distant view,
there are three options:
a) port variants (no good idea, since we can't have dependencies on th
On Feb 4, 2012, at 03:20, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
> three weeks ago, i asked on macports-users how to proceed in cases where
> ports depending on Tcl with thread support should be realized. From my
> distant view, there are three options:
>
> a) port variants (no good idea, since we can't have de
Dear all,
three weeks ago, i asked on macports-users how to proceed in
cases where ports depending on Tcl with thread support
should be realized. From my distant view, there are three
options:
a) port variants (no good idea, since we can't have
dependencies on these)
b) making tcl threaded
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