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non port: graphics/ImageMagick/files/patch-module-path

Number of commits found: 2

Wednesday, 7 Nov 2007
05:46 mi search for other commits by this committer
Update from 6.3.5-10 to 6.3.6-9. Some of our patches were accepted
upstream. The tests should work with and without X11. Enable FPX by
default. Resolve all related PRs.

Approved by:    portmgr (linimon)
PR:     67815
PR:     117635
PR:     116874
PR:     114387
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Friday, 5 Oct 2007
05:32 mi search for other commits by this committer
Explicitly disable support for OpenEXR and DjVu by default. These were
never dependencies before, so official packages never contained the
support, but if a local system had them installed, ImageMagick would try
to use them -- and sometimes fail.

Also add a patch, that modifies the module-searching algorithm from
/always/ checking the compiled-in constant path, to only checking it, if
an environment variable is not set. This fixes a problem with testing,
where a module installed by an earlier version of the software could be
used by the newly built version, that's being tested.

This port has too many options -- perhaps, support for the most common
things (like PNG, JPEG, and GIF) should be permanent...
Original commit

Number of commits found: 2