Louis Bertrand [2006-07-14, 01:11:42]: > >>I would like to submit a port of cflow-1.1, a C program to > >>analyze C source files and print a call graph. This is not > >>the same as cflow 2.x which is a shell script that uses > >>lex and yacc. It's not as comprehensive as cscope, but > >>I find it useful to start studying a program. > >> > >>Some notes: > >> > >>I'm confused about the distinction between WANTLIB and > >>LIB_DEPENDS. I used WANTLIB for the statically linked libintl > >>(devel/gettext) and libiconv (converters/libiconv). > >> > >>Tested on -current/macppc (July 2) and -current/i386 (July 10). > >> > >>It's my first port. Be gentle. > >> > >>http://www.bertrandtech.ca/cflow-20060712.tar.gz > >>linked from http://www.bertrandtech.ca/openbsd.html > > > >looks fairly good. > > > >you want to use MODULES=devel/gettext and regenerate the PLIST. > >(this also takes care of libiconv dependency) > I added MODULES and removed LIB_DEPENDS. > > >this isn't building any shared libraries, so why use CONFIGURE_SHARED? > I misinterpreted this as "use shared libs vs. statically linked". > > Latest, tested on macppc and i386: > http://www.bertrandtech.ca/cflow-20060713.tar.gz
it is linking with libiconv and libintl statically. we should use the shared libraries. maybe configure will need some patching. steven Disclaimer: http://www.kuleuven.be/cwis/email_disclaimer.htm
