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non port: lang/perl5/files/patch-af

Number of commits found: 4

Tuesday, 1 Feb 2005
20:58 tobez search for other commits by this committer
The separation of p5 ports' manual pages and perl's own manual pages was
done incorrectly.  Fix that.
Original commit
Friday, 1 Nov 2002
14:43 tobez search for other commits by this committer
Make perl's configure be aware of gcc command line syntax change from
-Acpu(i386) to -Acpu=i386 and similar.

The patch is from Perlland:
http://archive.develooper.com/perl5-porters@perl.org/msg79350.html

While at it, add $ FreeBSD $ to the rest of the patches.

Reported by:    kuriyama
Original commit
Sunday, 2 Jun 2002
21:22 tobez search for other commits by this committer
Put SITEARCH and SITELIB paths in front of ARCHLIB and PRIVLIB in the
@INC array. This takes care of the infamous problem of updating the
packages already in the perl distribution. With this change, no tricks
are any longer necessary for such p5 ports, except the usual tweaking of
INSTALLDIRS in Makefile.PL. This last one can also be taken care of by
an appropriate BSDPAN modifications, but until we have the `natural'
@INC order in the 4.X base system perl, it is meaningless.

Do not include iconv.h and do not link with libiconv. Iconv is not used
by perl in any way currently, but it used to link it if found.

Fix perl on freebsd/sparc64.

PR:             33212 (iconv), 37605 (iconv), 38813 (sparc64)
Reported by:    Vivek Khera <khera@kciLink.com> (iconv),
                Martin Nilsson <martin@gneto.com> (iconv)
Submitted by:   jake (sparc64)
Original commit
Tuesday, 10 Apr 2001
20:57 markm search for other commits by this committer
Update for Perl 5.6.1.    
Original commit

Number of commits found: 4