lang/ecl: Update to 26.5.5
Upstream moved the code the SageMath patch touches from src/c/file.d to
src/c/streams/strm_os.d, so rename and regenerate the extra patch.
Derive the libecl.so major/short version from PORTVERSION via PLIST_SUB
instead of hardcoding the soname in pkg-plist.
lang/abcl: Update to 1.10.0
While here, add the missing LICENSE and move SUB_FILES/SUB_LIST to keep
portclippy happy.
- Fix virtual thread creation on JDK 21 and later
chinese/opencc: unbundle marisa, rapidjson, tclap, and googletest
Use system versions of libraries that have matching ports instead of
the bundled copies shipped in deps/.
PR: ports/297782
Reported by: diizzy
Approved by: maintainer
textproc/fixrtf: add LICENSE, update WWW, use PLIST_FILES
- Add LICENSE=BSD2CLAUSE (per source file header)
- Update WWW to FreeBSD wiki (old domain was no longer controlled
by us)
- Use PLIST_FILES instead of single-entry pkg-plist
archivers/plzip: use USES=localbase:ldflags
Replace manual CXXFLAGS/LDFLAGS in CONFIGURE_ARGS with
USES=localbase:ldflags. Pass CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS explicitly via
CONFIGURE_ARGS as plzip uses a custom configure script that reads
them as arguments rather than from the environment.
audio/codec2: Update to 1.2.0
The new version of SDRAngel requires codec2 version 1.2.0, but the ports
currently contain version 1.0.3_1. I contacted the maintainer,
and a search of the bug list yielded no results regarding a codec2 port update.
I propose updating the port; I am attaching the patches.
Tested FreeBSD 15 amd64
- ran through portlint and cosmetic changes only - db
PR: 297726
Reported by: res2500 at ukr.net
{databases,net}/openldap2[567]-server: use USES=localbase:ldflags
Remove redundant CPPFLAGS, LDFLAGS, LIBS, and SQL_LDFLAGS assignments
that are already covered by USES=localbase:ldflags. Also fix COMMENT/WWW
ordering in openldap25-server.
No functional change to the built packages.
databases/webdis: Update to 0.1.25
Regenerate patch-Makefile: upstream reworked the CFLAGS line.
0.1.25 autodetects MessagePack through pkg-config, which would make the
package contents depend on what happens to be present in the build
environment. Add an explicit MSGPACK option (on by default) so the
build is deterministic either way.
