Hi,
Just curious as to if there is a chance that my diff make it in, or is
it to bad to be use?
I don't mind having to redo it or change it if something is way wrong
with it.
Just let me know either way.
Best regards,
Daniel
looks like [0-9A-Za-k]* now.
maybe somebody is doing something...
i checked a mirror (openbsd.rt.fm) and he
has the files(same date, may.19), so maybe
just use a mirror?
jared
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here is an update to ccache 2.4. i'm willing to be the maintainer of this
port.
--ben
Index: devel/ccache/Makefile
===
RCS file: /u/cvs/ports/devel/ccache/Makefile,v
retrieving revision 1.8
diff -u -r1.8 Makefile
--- devel/ccache/Make
Daniel Hartmeier dixit:
>I use -ansi -pedantic to get better diagnostics.
I use -std=c99 for that (or gnu99 on *ahem* certain systems
with broken system includes), plus four lines of -W flags...
//mirabile
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hi there,
perhaps i am missing something but i can't think of any reason
why only packages [a-i]* are available in ${SUBJECT}...
-f
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Edd Barrett wrote:
Is there any service set up to allow developers to track a particular
patch?
The reason I ask , is that there have been some patches floating around
on this list that I have taken interest in, but I know not if they are
being tested, rejected or comitted.
There is a mailing
Hi,
Is there any service set up to allow developers to track a particular
patch?
The reason I ask , is that there have been some patches floating around
on this list that I have taken interest in, but I know not if they are
being tested, rejected or comitted.
Maybe such a service would
On Tue, May 31, 2005 at 10:20:40AM +0200, Nikolay Sturm wrote:
> icbirc-1.8.log
> kissd-0.1.log
> relaydb-1.7.log
I use -ansi -pedantic to get better diagnostics.
What are you saying, when I build with -ansi and #include
and , I won't be getting the prototype of mkdir(2), because
that's POSIX,
A port of Monotone, distributed version control system.
Depends on my previous Boost port.
monotone-0.19.tar.gz
Description: application/gzip
* Christian Weisgerber [2005-05-30]:
> There are tons of -ansi in the ports tree, and I suspect most authors
> intend this to mean something like "use ANSI C syntax over K&R".
Not really:
GeoIP-1.3.8.log
abiword-2.0.7.log
coldsync-3.0pre4p1.log
emacs-21.3p1-no_x11.log
emacs-21.3p1.log
icbirc-1.8.
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