Dear all,
I have attached two preliminary ports for the SeqAn library and the official
applications developed within the SeqAn project. These are my first OpenBSD
ports so I expect some rough edges and am grateful for any and all comments.
Using the ports infrastructure actually resolved the is
Hi everyone,
I hope this is the right place to ask, if not, please point me to it :)
I am trying to port the SeqAn bioinformatics library and derived
applications to OpenBSD (mainly because my Laptop runs OpenBSD, but I
hope it will be useful to others).
Beside other questions regarding Open
The features in question are:
1) OpenMP with the GCC-port. It is disabled by default. Is there a
reason for this? Are there any known "blockers"? Should I be able to
make it work, would patches be accepted?
There was a diff about half a year ago which added this. Some ports
need adjustments be
On 03/26/16 21:44, Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2016/03/26 20:13, Karel Gardas wrote:
have you tried to bootstrap your own gcc with recent binutils? i.e.
--with-as=... On the other hand you may also
give a try to LLVM/clang from ports and see if they support your
required features...
OpenBSD bin
On 03/26/16 20:13, Karel Gardas wrote:
have you tried to bootstrap your own gcc with recent binutils? i.e.
--with-as=...
I will take some time next weekend and try!
On the other hand you may also
give a try to LLVM/clang from ports and see if they support your
required features...
I will ch
Hi folks,
I develop software for work that uses some advanced cpu features and
parallelism. While I fully understand that high-performance is not a
focus for OpenBSD, I would still like to be able to test basic stuff on
my Laptop (which happens to run OpenBSD). So, before I get my hands
dirty
