x86_64 is used as a baseline: the "x86_64" entry, whatever status it has,
is transformed into "all", and then the other entries in ARCHITECTURES
either dropped or rearranged appropriately.
* Ruby: fixpkgconfig, bump, debuginfo, remove stack-protector patch
* Cleanup, needs a new checksum, but i'm on limited connection right now
* Checksum
* flag detection is broken with our current gcc; the testcase used
doesn't trigger the use of the stack detector, hence gcc doesn't try to
link with it.
- Add cflags define for _BSD_SOURCE, as the build would otherwise fail
in the socket module due to detecting the presence of the ifaddrs
header, but lacking the actual functions.
* flare, freedroidRPG
Don't start with the app name, in the _data section too...
Re-order blocks
* help2man
SUMMARY must not end with "."
Re-ordered blocks
* html_parser, xml_parser
Corrected license
Re-ordered blocks
* jq
Corrected copy&paste mishap, I guess
Re-ordered blocks
* librevenge
Re-ordered blocks
Removed email addresses from COPYRIGHT
* mesa
Don't start with the app name, in the _swrat and _swpipe sections too...
Re-ordered blocks
* qupzilla
SUMMARY must not end with "."
* ruby
Corrected license
Re-ordered blocks
* vncserver
Removed "copyright" from COPYRIGHT
Removed the full-stop and repeating package name in SUMMARY.
Removed hard line breaks, broke up some very long paragraphs and
use bullet lists where possible.
All done by browsing through HaikuDepot. There may be (many) more left
in the whole haikuports repo...
Included 10 extended desriptions done by soyoye14 for GCI 2014
(https://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2014/5240373098053632)
Removed/insert whitespace where it seems to be the custom in recipes.
Sometimes rearranged elements of a recipe (moving license and copyright
up, for example).
* Referring the current haiku version explicitly is not needed, since
the RequiresUpdater takes care of setting the version of Haiku used
for building a package.
* Disables GCC2 building
* Creates new patch without the GCC2 fixes
* Use the RC1 build instead of a pre-release
* Does not work: claims it needs a working Ruby to build a working Ruby. Go figure.
* Marked as broken, as trying to build it here triggers a package_daemon
crash (during install phase). Can someone else reproduce, or is my Haiku
install broken?
Jerome Duval