This ports an implementation of the FTS functions that can be used to
traverse the file system. They are non-standard, but provided by glibc
and most BSD systems. This ported library implements FTS for musl-based
Linux systems and happens to work on Serenity.
Following the removal of the `drand48` patch to the configure script,
we can now remove this patch as it is no longer needed to prevent an
interpreter hang.
This change explicitly enables support for `libgd` and the lua
terminal in `gnuplot`, while explicitly disabling `cairo` terminals,
which don't work with our `cairo` port. Adding `libgd` as a
dependency requires us to manually link against the dependencies of
`libgd`, as this is not done automatically by the configure script.
This fixes an issue where building `gnuplot` would fail if `libgd`
was already installed.
Previously, this would only be enabled if the `sqlite` port was
already installed. This change explicitly disables the feature, as it
isn't that useful on SerenityOS. This ensures a consistent build
regardless of whether the `sqlite` port is installed or not.
Previously,`openssl` would be used as the crypto backend for `libssh2`
if the `openssl` port was installed and the `libgcrypt` dependency
would be ignored.
With this change we install `openssl` as a dependency and explicitly
specify that it should be used as the crypto backend. We also add
`zlib` as an explicit dependency and specify that `zlib` compression
should be used.
The script previously failed early after building `mandoc`, as it
failed to switch to the correct directory for the next port. With this
change, the script now runs to completion.
This fixes an issue where building `SDL_sound` with the `libphysfs`
port installed would cause the build to fail.
Ogg support has also been enabled. This allows playback of the sound
effects in GLTron.
Both FLAC and `libmodplug` support are currently disabled, even
though the build succeeds with them enabled, as there is currently no
way to test whether they would work or not.
This fixes an issue where `prboom-plus` wouldn't build if the `make`
port was installed. Including this also makes some manually specified
paths unnecessary.
Having this option enabled made `libuuid` link to `libintl` only when
the `gettext` port was installed. This made the `taskwarrior` port
fail to build when `gettext` was installed prior to `libuuid`.
This ensures the required binary files are installed to the correct
location and data files are copied to their default location so the
`--refdir` argument isn't needed when launching the game.
This patch removed some previously unsupported scanf format specifiers.
We still don't support these properly, but we can parse and ignore
them, which is equivalent to what this patch was doing.
This version requires the gettext port as a dependency.
In addition to that, this release has a bug in which it doesn't include
libintl and libiconv properly when building the program.
Therefore, we add a patch that was originally made by Sergey Poznyakoff
after the report of this bug (savannah bug #64441).
All the shellcheck errors are fixed, and output will how have coloured
logs with status symbol.
1. # -> operation completed successfully
2. ~ -> currently processing port
3. * -> information
4. ! -> warning
5. x -> error in processing port
Now, you can use the failfast option to instantly exit the loop
whenever it reports an error while processing any port. Using realpath
of the ports directory to use `cd` operation only once and get rid of
pushd-popd pattern here.
This adds a patch to the SDL2 port to fix a segfault which occurs in
the resampler.
Taken from this upstream commit:
https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/commit/78f9710
This fixes a crash we were seeing in the julius port.
The /usr/Ports/packages.db will be used later for tracking available
ports by the upcoming package manager, which will use it to do search
queries, providing metadata on available ports, etc.
Ports that are installed will be registered from now on in the file of
/usr/Ports/installed.db, so that file will be used later on to allow
further management of what is actually installed on the system.
Doing this means we no longer need to maintain our own Doom fork and
we get the newest features of the upstream repository, such as sound
effects and music.
`vim` does not use a mechanism like `config.sub` for determining the
canonical system name from the `--target` triple passed to `configure`.
Instead, it directly executes the `uname` executable on the host. This
leads to it trying to build macOS-specific files on Mac hosts even if we
are compiling for a different platform. To make cross-compilation
possible, developers added a way to override `uname`'s output with
environment variables. Let's set these.
See vim/vim#9338
Obsoletes #11426
Co-Authored-By: unixinspace <unixinspace@users.noreply.github.com>
The `gettext` port comprises of multiple libraries, however `libintl.so`
is the one most commonly used in external executables/libraries, so
porting the patches to this one is enough.
Instead, pass our system name to its (non-autotools) configure script.
Tell it to include a SONAME to avoid breaking dependent ports when
updating zlib.
Updated the version of Cave Story that is pulled from my repo.
The original port of this was missing game files that would've been
extracted on first boot such as .pbm files, and some .pxt files.
Also, update it to the latest revision, which makes it possible to build
without most of the patches we needed before, but now we need our own
definitions for LibC includes and to disable errors for the warning
bad-function-cast.
The 3.0 series is the new LTS version and is supported until 7th
September 2026. The 1.1.1 series which is the previous LTS version has
an end of support on 11th September 2023.
- Add SDL2_net
- Bring CMake file closer to proposed upstream
- Remove opentyrian-data port and merge it into the main port
- Do a release build
- Add correct icon
This commit fixes the build for LLVM 16 now that the toolchain has been
updated, and updates us to the latest available Zig commit.
The main patch changes are making more symbols available (and exposing
them through std.c.serenity) and working around new Zig build
requirements.
Co-Authored-By: Andre Herbst <moormaster@gmx.net>
This can just use the default `tar` invocation, which successfully
recognizes the type automatically. In fact, `.tar.gz` and `.tgz` are
already listed by that particular case anyways.
This commit ports `libjodycode` to Serenity, which is a helper library
containing shared code for utilities written by Jody Bruchon. This
library was required for porting `jdupes`.
Changes the strategy for building Alpine to patch the distribution build
system files (configure, pith/Makefile.in), instead of regenerating them
from scratch.
This reduces fragility of the port as it no longer depends on the build
system having a compatible version of the auto* tools installed.
ResolvesSerenityOS/serenity#19891.
backward-cpp 1.6 wasn't compatible with the latest version of binutils
(which we are using). This is now fixed upstream, but it forces us to
build with the latest commit and not a published version.
... to prevent linking against libs from build host. I.e. if
Ports/fontconfig is already installed imagemagick tries to
link against it in /usr/local/lib and fails to build.
--host=... will already be passed by ../.port_include.sh
Building Boost failed in at least 2 cases using Python 3.11. Since
there is currently no known usage of Boost's Python binding by ports,
we drop the dependency to make the port install successfully again.
CMAKE_INSTALL_DATADIR is used to define the install base dir for
pkgconf files. In this case it defaulted to /usr/local/share/pkgconf
which is not a location searched by default.
See a0c1318830/CMakeLists.txt (L69)
After b98f537, the Zig port's types for Serenity no longer matched what
Serenity actually returned from LibC; this caused weird errors due to
stat() not returning valid values anymore.
This service automatically redirects to a mirror that's geographically
closer, which should make downloading the tarballs faster. The GNU
project recommends this instead of bombarding their top-level downloads
site.
That's what this class really is; in fact that's what the first line of
the comment says it is.
This commit does not rename the main files, since those will contain
other time-related classes in a little bit.
This is a mostly straight-forward rebase of our patches on top of
13.1.0. The spec files needed a change, as GCC no longer supports STABS
debug information, but we were building GCC with support for it.
Highlights of this release include static `operator()`, The Equality
Operator You Are Looking For and extended `constexpr` support.
