Le lundi 9 septembre 2019, 22:57:07 CEST Jeremie Courreges-Anglas a écrit : > On Sun, Sep 08 2019, Stephane Guedon <stephane+open...@22decembre.eu> wrote: > > Good day > > > > This is the first time I mail this mailing list. I hope not the last > > time. > > > > I have managed to make PeerTube run on my OpenBSD 6.6 beta home > > server, so I wish to try to propose a port for it. But first, > > PeerTube has libvips as a dependency, which is not in ports. So as > > a training for a much harder thing, here is my proposed port of > > libvips-8.8.2, which I have been able to build on said server via > > the port system. > > > > Vips is a fast image processing library, and as a result, I put it > > in > > multimedia category. > > > > The library has some optional dependencies (it can support quite a > > lot of image formats if you have support libraries on the machine). > > Which I don't really know how to indicate. > > Please add "COMPILER = base-clang ports-gcc" since some C++ code is > built. > > I suspect devel/glib2 should be in LIB_DEPENDS and not RUN_DEPENDS. > > I would strip "libvips is licensed under the LGPL 2.1+." from DESCR. > > See ./configure --help, all optional dependencies (see below) you > don't want should be disabled explicitely with --without-<lib>. > "CONFIGURE_ARGS = --without-foo ..." > Generally speaking all the libraries you want to use should be listed > in LIB_DEPENDS (then don't forget to regen WANTLIB).
Thing is... I don't care for those. But I think the users might. Will they want or not to use cairo ? PNG ? JPG ? It should be for them to choose. No ? (I see things this way). Or should I make flavours ? I am not sure. :) The port builds well like that, auto detection of libraries and such, and for what I can see, no problem running. > Please clean up the Makefile, there's a lot of stuff commented out > that isn't useful. :) Yeah, that's because I wanted to keep maximum of the template's comments. But appart, I just incorporated your comments, and the build still runs fine. No trouble (no surprise here).
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