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* fixes "~winpthreads changes ~pthread_signal.h" etc. reported by build-pkg
mingw-w64 installs dummy headers if winpthreads isn't built
* enables libgomp to avoid double-build (see #331)
* no change in openmp-validation (still 20 failures - taken with a grain of
salt as the batch file test runner isn't a reliable perl substitute)
* pthreads virtual package kept for future testing
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closes #871
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closes #369
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Most of the automatic conversion was done using the following Python script:
import os
import re
pkgs = sorted(mkfile[:-len('.mk')] for mkfile in os.listdir('src') if mkfile.endswith('.mk'))
with open('index.html', 'rb') as f:
index = f.read()
pkgs_index = re.findall('<td class="package">([^<]*)</td>', index)
assert pkgs_index == pkgs
versions = dict(re.findall('<td id="([^"]*)-version">([^<]*)</td>', index))
assert sorted(versions.keys()) == pkgs
for pkg in pkgs:
version = versions[pkg]
with open('src/' + pkg + '.mk', 'rb') as f:
mk = f.read()
checksumpos = mk.index('\n$(PKG)_CHECKSUM ')
versionline = '\n$(PKG)_VERSION := %(version)s' % {'version': version}
newmk = mk[:checksumpos] + versionline + mk[checksumpos:]
with open('src/' + pkg + '.mk', 'wb') as f:
f.write(newmk)
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Make sox use libmagic (package "file") for file type detection.
Requires two ugly hacks.
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Enable most remaining optional libraries for package sox. Still
disabled are file/magic (needs a patch), ffmpeg (doesn't compile, will
be removed from next upstream version) and id3tag (not yet in MXE), as
well as the audio drivers for platforms other than Windows.
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Explicitly enable or disable all optional features of the sox package,
as recommended in the "Guidelines for Creating Packages". This ensures
a consistent build result.
FFmpeg is removed because libsox doesn't build against its current API
anyway, whether told so or not; cf. http://bugs.debian.org/693642
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