21:53 joerg 

Upgrade to version 0.1.2.3.

21:48 joerg 

Make the doxygen-dependant part of pkg-plist dynamic, to adapt to the
frequently changing set of files installed by doxygen.

Approved by:    portmgr (linimon)

19:47 joerg 

Fix a problem where some unused file was left in and eventually got
installed by doxygen, depending on the doxygen version used.  This
lead to inconsistencies in the plist.

Detected by:    pointyhat
Approved by:    portmgr (marcus)

06:28 joerg 

Many thanks to hrs who kept track of my emergency call, and to
Benjamin Lutz whom he got to solve my latex PDF vs. DVI generation
problem, and who supplied a fix that makes simulavr's documentation
build again.  That way, I could reenable the doc generation for the
port I just turned off about a day ago in order to unbreak the port.

Submitted by:   Benjamin Lutz <benlutz@datacomm.ch>

22:03 joerg 

Upgrade to a new source tarball that has all of our functional private
patches integrated.

I give up on trying to convince the doxygen setup of simulavr to
peacefully collaborate with LaTeX 3.x, it always ends up in producing
a PDF file where it is supposed to produce a DVI file (which the build
system then tries to process further).  Instead, I hacked the
configure and build system to not try building or installing any of
its private documentation at all (the man and info pages are still
around as they are already present in the source tarball).

After all, the original simulavr is no longer being developed but has
a successor named simulavrxx, so in future, I'll rather concentrate on
making a FreeBSD port out of that one.

21:17 joerg 

Fix pkg-plist.  Obviously, recent versions of doxygen produce a different
set of files out of the same source. :-/

22:39 joerg 

Upgrade to version 0.1.2; actually 0.1.2.1 but dot-dot-dot releases
are normally not planned for simulavr and 0.1.2.1 has the same date as
0.1.2, so I'll stick with the dot-dot numbering.

08:54 joerg 

Yet another missing piece in the AVR microcontroller toolchain: simulavr,
Theodore Roth's AVR simulator.  Can be used as a backend to the GDB port
for the AVR.