21:14 hrs 

- Use OPTIONS_MULTI and OPTIONS_GROUP.
- Add dependency on libpaper unconditionally to 8.x and 9.x.
- Fix CONFLICTS_INSTALL.
- Remove ABI version numbers from LIB_DEPENDS.

 

19:05 hrs 

Revert r303635 to fix an wrong OPTIONS handling and resolve svgalib dependency
in the case of !amd64 && !i386 in another way.

Pointed out by:	crees
Pointy hat to:	hrs

 

05:21 hrs 

Fix build on !i386 && !amd64.

PR:	ports/171253

 

12:22 hrs 

- Add LICENSE.
- Make MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=yes.
- Replace OPTIONS with OPTIONSng.  Bump PORTREVISION because a package created
  with Makefile.drivers r1.3 had some inconsistent default values.

09:54 bapt 

New options framework for the ports

for maintainers:
it introduces 3 different types of options: simple, multi and single:
- simple options are the same as the current options (i.e. on or off.)
- multi options are options where at least one must be set (1-N).
- single options are options where one and only one must be set (exclusive
  options).

for users:
- OPTIONS_SET: globally enable some options
- OPTIONS_UNSET: globally disable some options
- ${UNIQUENAME}_SET: enable per-port choice of options
- ${UNIQUENAME}_UNSET: disable per-port choice of options

For compatibility the old OPTIONS framework is now working on top of the new one
The options previously set with old OPTIONS are imported and converted
transparently.

A new knob NO_DIALOG if defined in the the config-conditional target is ignored
(prevent the dialog(1) ui to show up.

Thanks to all people involved:
beat@, crees@, Bryan Drewery, linimon@, novel@ and others, for testing,
comments, patches

18:10 hrs 

Update to 9.05.  Changes include:

- Ghostscript's PDF interpreter is now able to make use of the
  DroidSansFallback TrueType font to automatically substitute for
  missing CIDFonts. Whilst it is always best to ensure the
  original CIDFont is available for the best and most accurate
  output, the ability to make an automatic substitution will be
  valuable for those merely viewing or proofing such files.

- This release includes support for a proofing ICC profile. The
  command option is specified using -sProofProfile=filename. With
  this option, the color output will emulate what would be
  obtained had the source file been rendered on a device defined
  by the proofing profile. (See GS9_Color_Management.pdf for
  details.)

- This release includes support for a device link ICC
  profile. The command option is specified using
  -sDeviceLinkProfile=filename. With this option, the device link
  profile is added to the end of the link transform from source
  to destination. In this case, one can include a command line
  option like "-sDevice=tiff32nc -sOutputICCProfile=srgb.icc
  -sDeviceLinkProfile=linkRGBtoCMYK.icc" and source colors will
  be mapped through sRGB and through the device link profile to
  CMYK values for the device.

- Ghostscript now supports "unmanaged color transformations" for
  source DeviceXXX colors (in other words, they use a simple
  conversion, rather than the ICC profile based color
  workflow). This is beneficial in uses where performance takes
  precedence over ultimate color fidelity (the command line
  parameter -dUseFastColor enables this).

- The font set distributed with Ghostscript has been changed to
  the standard 35 Postscript-compatible fonts distributed by URW.

- Ghostscript now includes a simple ink-coverage device,
  contributed by Sebastian Kapfer (inkconv).

- The TIFF, JPEG and PNG output devices now support embedding of
  the device ICC profile in the output file.

- Ghostscript now ships modified OpenJPEG sources for JPEG2000
  decoding (replacing JasPer). Performance, reliability and
  memory use whilst decoding JPX streams are all improved

- jbig2dec now has simple halftone region support

- The ps2write device has had a large number of output quality
  and stability improvements.

20:58 hrs 

Add print/ghostscript9, an interpreter of PostScript and PDF page
description languages.  Changes from 8.x series include:

- This release includes a move to an ICC-based color rendering
  workflow. The design allows easy integration of 3rd party color
  management modules (CMMs) and management of DeviceN and spot source
  colors with ICC profiles as well as with non-ICC proprietary
  methods. The default CMM is the well known littleCMS.  Postscript
  color objects and non-ICC CIE-based PDF color spaces are converted
  to equivalent ICC profiles enabling complete color management for
  all color spaces by an ICC-based CMM. New command line options
  enable the specification of gray, rgb and cmyk default ICC profiles
  as well as output device ICC profiles. The new work flow provides
  performance improvements in the rendering of images, shadings and
  transparencies. In addition, the color conversions are designed to

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