> Funny how our mails have crossed :)
> Thank you for working on it, I will test.
I am using those versions on my own laptop for development. It works on my
side, waiting for your feedback. ;)
> For interpreters there's often good reason to have multiple versions
> (see php, python, lua, ruby) and if there's a good reason and
> somebody is willing to maintain then I wouldn't object to that.
> (That latter point is key though, if it's not going to be actively
> maintained then it really
Hi,
> Since I pruned the old erlang versions in ports, I've got to ask. Would
> we get sufficient benefits from keeping more than one erlang version? Do
> we have important erlang software people rely on that we can't build
> with a single chosen version?
>
> We routinely make decisions choosing
Hi,
I ported lang/erlang/22 and lang/erlang/23 based on lang/erlang/21 ports:
- corrected (direct edit) and removed some patches
- corrected the configuration part
- re-generated PLIST-main and PLIST-wx
- added the full wx documentation in erlang-wx
- ports compile and run on OpenBSD-current
Hi,
I updated lang/erlang/21 to the last Erlang version (21.3). I cleaned some
patch files. It compiles and runs on OpenBSD-current. I will probably need some
help to compile the ports using Erlang.
erlang21.tar.gz
Description: application/gzip
Hi everyone,
Sorry for the same message. I just updated devel/rebar3 to the last version
(3.13.2).
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On Sunday, June 7, 2020 6:13 AM, niamkik wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Please find in attachment the port for rebar3[1] stable version. Here the
Hi everyone,
Please find in attachment the port for rebar3[1] stable version. Here the
package description:
Rebar3 is an Erlang tool that makes it easy to create, develop, and
release Erlang libraries, applications, and systems in a repeatable
manner.
This package was tested on OpenBSD-6.6,
Hi James,
> A couple issues right off the bat. You don't need a REVISION marker
> since this would be the initial import. It also looks like 20.01.2 was
> release on May 3rd.
Yes, I was working on this port in February/March, so, I forgot to check if a
new version was available. I corrected it.
Hi everyone,
Please find in attachment the port for rebar3[1] stable version. Here the
package description:
Rebar3 is an Erlang tool that makes it easy to create, develop, and
release Erlang libraries, applications, and systems in a repeatable
manner.
This package was tested on
Hi everyone,
Please find in attachment the port for mercury-lang[1] stable version. Here the
package description:
Mercury is a pure logic programming language intended for the creation
of large, fast, reliable programs. The syntax of Mercury is based on
the syntax of Prolog, but
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