On 2018/07/10 22:21, Nayden Markatchev wrote: > Hi ports@, > > Here is a port of a brainfuck interpreter. > > from pkg/DESCR: > --- > Brainfuck is a programming language created in 1993 by Urban Muller and > notable for its extreme minimalism. > > Brainfuck programs are composed as a series of characters. The language > specification defines eight characters/commands and four areas of > memory: code, code pointer, memory, and data pointer. > > Although the language is Turing complete, the prohibitively long execution > time makes brainfuck programs impractical. > --- > > Comments? OKs? > > Thanks, > Nayden
Hi, here's a tweaked version; - in most cases COMMENT doesn't normally refer to the name of the port itself, relying on the package name for that instead - use GH_* infrastructure to fetch (the default downloaded filename without this is not ideal in a directory with lots of other distfiles) - regen WANTLIB, a change in library linking in base means we use the "original" name rather than filename for hard-linked libraries - use ports infrastructure for cmake-based ports (sets up dependencies and a few other things). one consequence is that upstream's standard install target installs a static library and header as well, if those aren't wanted then the simple way to remove them is with "@comment" in the plist. might as well keep them though I think? - also install example bf sourcecode This one is ok sthen@
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