Hi Aaron-
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 03:47:15PM -0500, Aaron W. Hsu wrote:
> Attached is a port for Petite Chez Scheme, a high-speed threaded Scheme
> interpreter. This is a rock-solid Scheme system that works great, and I
> would love to see it in Ports before the freeze. It's especially nice
> since OpenBSD is one of the officially supported platforms.
Neat! Some comments:
* the examples in lib/ should probably move to share/examples/petite-chez;
* there are no regress tests, so set NO_REGRESS;
* the petite binary is installed with mode 551, which is silly;
* petite.1's SYNOPSIS makes it sound like petite-chez installs a
scheme compiler, too.
I don't feel strongly about changing the SYNOPSIS, though I think
it's misleading as-is.
I also find the license confusing. For convenience, here's the meat:
1. License Grant
Cadence Research Systems (hereinafter, Cadence) grants you
(hereinafter, Licensee) a nonexclusive license to use Petite Chez
Scheme and associated documentation (hereinafter, Licensed Product), to
combine the Licensed Product with other products to form Aggregate
Products, and to redistribute the Licensed Product or Aggregate
Products without royalty. All Aggregate Products must include the
Licensed Product in its entirety. No payment may be received by
Licensee for redistribution of the Licensed Product, although nothing
in this Agreement shall prevent Licensee from receiving payment for
other portions of Aggregate Products. Any redistribution of the
Licensed Product or Aggregate Products is subject to all restrictions
set forth in this Agreement. Licensee may not reverse compile,
disassemble, or otherwise reverse engineer the Licensed Product.
The port currently sets PERMIT_* = Yes. Does that fit with the
above?
Thanks!
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