I ended up bumping the epoch.
-Aaron
Hi,
I just spent a considerable time finding all `if (@available(macOS 10_14, *))`
statements in the VLC code, and wrapping them with conditional tags.
If memory serves me well, clang 5.0 and newer should accept that syntax. What
clang versions could I blacklist in the Portfile so that this cod
* On 3/1/19 8:05 AM, Rainer Müller wrote:
> The goal [1] was to additionally include the author in a reply with the
> least effort, but the Reply-To field is already taken by the
> macports-dev mailing list.
... which is not a problem, since as far as I know (or have used in the past,
anyway) you
Hey,
Yay, thank you very much!
>
> It builds and works fine for me. (We should put the file somewhere to one
> of our repositories.)
>
Glad to know it works!!
Failed to parse file foo/bar/Portfile: MacPorts does not support qt4 on
> platforms other than darwin
> Failed to parse file lang/chicken
On Wed, 26 Jun 2019 at 16:00, Karan Sheth wrote:
> Hey,
>
> My suggestion would be: could you perhaps share the sources
>> (Dockerfile I guess; together with some basic usage instructions)? We
>> could probably add a repository under github/macports-gsoc or so. Then
>> I could at least build an im
Hey,
My suggestion would be: could you perhaps share the sources
> (Dockerfile I guess; together with some basic usage instructions)? We
> could probably add a repository under github/macports-gsoc or so. Then
> I could at least build an image locally instead of getting something
> incompatible.
>
