This snapshot has a different path for the userdir.

Update to srx644_ooo20030412.

Readd previous deleted part. It is still needed for 4.x

SOLARINI pointed to the wrong file. ssrx644.ini itself has still
Linux dependent stuff in the FreeBSD section. Clean this up.
Register the stlport lib.

Uups. Committed to the wrong dir.

Check for m_pLockfile != NULL to fix crash during startup if no lockfile
does exist at all (if we have no installed user directory)

Check for m_pLockfile != NULL to fix crash during startup if no lockfile
does exist at all (if we have no installed user directory)

Only add the office_${RELEASE_NR} wrapper startup scripts
to the pkg list.

Submitted by:   Dan Naumov <dan.naumov@ofw.fi>

Work around the issue that our jdk has no version number like 1.4.1_02.
It reports itself as release candidat: 1.4.1-p3.

This makes the jdk detection working.

Problem reported by:    David Booth <wbooth@austin.rr.com>

Only do the workaround if a user-install exists.

Add missing cp

Remove the FreeBSD SOLARLIB part now /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib
have been removed from the default settings.

Patch was reversed.

Fix typo

Unbreak the port and fix the remaining pkg files.

Have fun with OpenOffice1.1Beta !

Workarounds for the startup wrappers.

Add $JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/i386 for -L. This seems to be unneeded for Linux
and others. Must be a JDK difference.

BSD cp does not have -u option.

Fix typo: ScanFileList -> SCacheFileList

Use autoconf version > 2.5 to fix compile on CURRENT.

Fix missing patch which was applied to the wrong directory, ouch !
This may be the case for OO1.0X too.

Depending on how a compiler generates code (e.g., GCC 3.2.2 vs. GCC
3.0.1), a bug in the gcc3_linux_intel UNO bridge is revealed:  If a
C/C++ function returns a complex object (class, struct, union), the 386
ABI specifies that the caller pushes the address for that object on the
stack, and the callee removes it from the stack.  The code in the UNO
bridge (callVirtualMethod in
bridges/source/cpp_uno/gcc3_linux_intel/uno2cpp.cxx) erroneously assumes
that the callee does *not* remove the address from the stack, corrupting
the stack.

We use the same bridge code as linux does for gcc3.x. So this fix also
works for us.

Submitted by:   Stephan Bergmann <stephan.bergmann@sun.com>

Add "bsd" include path to SOLARINC too.

The bsd1.4.1 jdk has a "bsd" include subdir.

This is fixed in the new snap tarball.

OOo1.1 seems to link against a lib in the jdk. OOo will still run
without this library, but for compile it is definitly needed. Remove
the linux jdk dependency and use again our native one.

Update to a 20030324 snapshot. Remove a old unused
distfile entry.

Always use ${LINK} and ignore different settings.

Hopefully fix the build on bento:

The JDK dependency needs to be at the first place, so all
following dependencies use the same JDK.

Use the linux map files for the gcc3 case.

The disposing happened to early. Move it a bit.

Submitted by:   Daniel Boelzle <dbo@openoffice.org>

We use the linux jdk now to build, so follow the linux if-clauses here.

Fix bridge tests. Fixed in HEAD of OO.org, but not in srx644 branch.

Remove -export-dynamic. This option is not needed at all and
does not work together with the .map files. This is already
fixed in the 1.0X OO.org series.

Readd patch from last commit.

Approved:       kris (portmgr)

Update to cws_srx644_ooo11beta. It still doesn't build but this commit will help
to track the things down.

There are known problems with weak symbols and exceptions. Some c++ tools
inside the port will fail if you try to compile.

The cpp_uno bridge has been updated to the latest linux version available.
Added 'make update' target to upgrade the source to the latest version.

Approved by:    kris (portmgr)

It's ".if", not "if"

Submitted by:   make index

Update to 1.1 beta. Work in progress.

de-pkg-comment

Convert COMMENT to COMMENTFILE until these ports can be converted.

Submitted by:   lioux

Use always $PORTVERSION instead of hard coded numbers.

Mark this port broken til we have a solution.

Add second part of bison patches. All breakage has been introduced by
bison 1.75 import in october.

Commit first part of bison 1.75 patches.

Tested by:      various openoffice users

These libs are now needed.

Correct wrong patch.

PR:     44791

Fix this the right way. A include path was wrong in neon, not in
expat.

Remove one obsolete check and test if all three mozilla files
are on their place. Fix ${WRKDIR} -> ${WRKSRC} typo.

Sponsored by:   ImproWare AG, Network Services

Mozilla 1.01 has not moved to mozilla-vendor port. Fix this,
and remove the pkg_plist reference.

Submitted by:           Marc Williams <mw@uk.yahoo-inc.com>

Correct optional freetype patch filename.

Remove a nasty error. zipdep always complained to have no execute bit.
Give it a +x :)

Add merged patches which conflicted.

643_OO did not get tagged for the ${cc} -> ${CC} change.

Readd removed BSD support. test(1) is in /bin.

Same as linux. We have <poll.h>.

Use SUN_LEN makro for unix domain socket name lenght.

NetBSD, IRIX and FreeBSD support got removed. Add it again.

Patch does the same as MacOS-X now.

FreeBSD check got removed. Add it again.

Remove many diffs here. Many things including exceptions tests are now
part of openoffice. Add a fix for make: gmake _is_ gmake on BSD systems.

Add gcc2 freebsd bridge, which did not got tagged for 643.

Remove expat patch. Expat is included in the release tarball, but in a
different location. Add a patch to fix the build.

Correct patch name. Since this was a new patch no repocopy is done.

Fix install location.

Correct install paths and targets.

Add FreeBSD case.

Add missing FREEBSDI case.

Target ul_genall needs to be build before ul_xml_sax.

Remove OSL_TRACEs with wrong syntax.

We still have no getpwuid_r(). There will be a different fix for this later.
Just a workaround for now.

Use "tar -xzf" to extract so this target actually works.

We do not have alloca.h

We do not have -ldl.

Add java home to path and missing jre dirs which got just added for the
linux port.

Add missing backslash.

Remove this one too ...

All patches will be a repocopy from ports/openoffice/files. Remove old
patches with "::" delimiters.

Whoops. Forgot to add the md5 checksums.

Neon and expat projects are missing in the official SRX643_00 branch.
Add distfiles for them with the OO.org build infrastructure from
SRX643 branch. What a mess !

FreeBSD has still no getpwuid_r()

Patch is not needed anymore.

Add these paches $(cc) -> $(CC), ($CC) -> $(CXX) back. This is still not
done the right way in 643 and probably HEAD.

Revive this patch. They got it completly wrong a second time :P If you
read the code without compile, you'd think that it is correct. But they
didn't compile it.

patch-set_soenv.1 is not used anymore. Configure does now substitute
set_soenv.in directly. Most of our changes have been merged, so this
patch is really tiny now.

ELSE IF -> ELIF

Define ant, and change PREFIX to LOCALBASE.

ELSEIF -> ELIF

Re-add previously deleted files.

First step to make this port working. Configure works and all patches
apply now. There are still some compile errors to fix.

As you may see the patchnames are very long, but that makes
maintaining patches a lot easier.

Assign maintainer to mailinglist.

Remove patches with absurdly long filenames (>100 characters), after a
repo copy to files with shorter names.

Automated build is not possible.
Obtained from:          Will

Remove -g from build. We have special makeflags for this in OO.

Go back to mozilla 2.95 includes, a newer version has LDAP code
problems and doesn't compile. We can bump later to 1.0, if the
openoffice project does the same.

Revert the last change. It looks like -fno-rtti is only needed for the
mozilla part, and else it breaks the build where -rtti is used. Add a new
patch to change it for the mozilla build.

Add -fno-rtti so the mozab connector code compiles again.

Correct invalid syntax in LIB_DEPENDS

Submitted by:   bento

Remove hardcoded $cc and $CC

Remove $cc and $CC defines from unxfbsd.mk, and do the changes for
$CC -> $CXX
$cc -> $CC

everywhere. The compile seems to work again now.

Add pth directory for LIB_DEPENDS

Add CFLAGS too, and make correct {}

Add CC and CFLAGS to gmake environment