04:26 sobomax 

Slightly adjust speedup patch, so that it works when user specifies unnatural
targets sequence, i.e. `make clean build'. It doesn't affect default behaviour.

Reported by:    knu

08:48 sobomax 

- Significantly reduce overhead associated with bsd.port.mk by replacing .USE
  macro, which was invoking separate make(1) process for each of the main
  targets, with explicit make(1) targets and specifying the dependencies on
  those targets in normal Makefile way. This gives up to 4x speedup. For the
  ports relying on the old functionality (i.e. each main target in a separate
  make(1) process) provide a USE_SUBMAKE knob, which provides old behaviour;

- speed-up dependency registration process by the factor of two, which
  could be a great win especially for things like GNOME and KDE with very long
  dependency chains;

- clean-up internal structure of the file, so that it is easier to understand
  and extend it when necessary.

Inspired by:    NetBSD
Reviewed by:    freebsd-ports@
Tested by:      bento

23:37 will 

XFree86 4.2.0 Stage 1: bsd.port.mk
        [1] Handle HTML-ified manpages in plists.
        [2] Add --x-[libraries,includes]=${X11BASE}/[lib,include] if we are
            using GNU_CONFIGURE in this port.  This is required if the port
            adds a bunch of other libraries by default to CPPFLAGS and
            configure gets a false positive.

Submitted by:   [1] sf
                [2] many people

22:47 markm 

Take Perl 5.6.1 into account. Allow for slow updaters who prefer to
stay with an older CURRENT and perl 5.6.0.