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non port: lang/spidermonkey/files/patch-warnings

Number of commits found: 3

Tuesday, 8 Jul 2008
18:03 okazaki search for other commits by this committer
Updates the port to Javascript 1.7.
Much thanks to Bernhard Fröhlich for doing the heavy lifting.

PR:             125191
Submitted by:   maintainer
Original commit
Sunday, 8 Jan 2006
21:31 edwin search for other commits by this committer
Spidermonkey version update to 1.5 with fixes for ia64/amd64

        Update source to spidermonkey 1.5 and patched (much thanks to Anish
Mistry) to fix compilation problems under amd64 (and presumably ia64 too but
untested) and to make the build thread-safe.

PR:             ports/91522
Submitted by:   Dan Rench <citric@cubicone.tmetic.com>
Original commit
Thursday, 11 Aug 2005
04:00 mi search for other commits by this committer
Unbreak for all platforms (tested on amd64 and i386) -- use -fPIC
on sparc64 and -fpic elsewhere. While here, make the following
improvements:

        . ignore the vendor's fdlibm and use our own -lm. fdlibm is
          derived from the same msun as ours, but spidermonkey was
          misteriously linking with _both_. All mozilla-ports seem
          to have the same problem right now;
        . use our -lreadline instead of compiling vendor's own
          libeditline;
        . fix all warnings (clean build with -Wall -Werror);
        . link the installed executable (js) against the shared
          library libjs.so instead of against the invididual objects;
        . unless WITHOUT_TEST is set, download and run vendor's own
          tests in post-build (this triggers USE_PERL_BUILD). Some
          tests had to be patched from Mozilla's CVS, because the
          released tarball of them was not updated since 2002.

Bump PORTREVISION.

Approved by:    portmgr (marcus)
Approved by:    maintainer timeout
Original commit

Number of commits found: 3