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non port: mail/mboxgrep/files/patch-noredundancy

Number of commits found: 2

Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020
12:24 se search for other commits by this committer
Fix build with -fno-common

Since files that are patched in legacy patch files are affected, all
patches are regenerated with make makepatch.

In order to have makepatch operate on only the patched sources without the
result of RE_INPLACE being integrated into the patch files, move the
in-place editing of sources from post-patch to pre-build.
Original commitRevision:549719 
Friday, 9 Mar 2007
08:05 mi search for other commits by this committer
Don't use the bundled md5.c and getopt1.c in favor of OpenSSL and
USE_GETOPT_LONG respectively. This reduces the executable's size
considerably. (More ports should be doing this.)

When comparing md5 checksums (used to detect duplicates in the
input), treat each as a pair of 8-byte integers instead of calling
strncmp, which was just plain buggy. Memcmp should've been used
instead, but two integer comparisions are even faster.

Re-work the resizable array of checksums removing a separate malloc
call for each md5 checksum. This reduces the runtime memory consumption
considerably. (Tried using a hashtable instead of linearly searching
through the array, but did not see a speed-gain even over a large
collection of messages.)

Vendor notified, but has not responded (the software's last release
is several years old).

Bump PORTREVISION.

Approved by:    maintainer
Original commit

Number of commits found: 2