archivers/bzip0.21_1

Don't try to package manpages twice.

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cosmetic changes, changed MAINTAINER address to andreas@FreeBSD.ORG

#include <sys/types.h> in front of <utime.h>.

A quick purousal thru our port's patches directory shows a *WAY* over use of __FreeBSD__.

That said, add __OpenBSD__ and __NetBSD__ where approapiate.

Now, string describing reason for defining these variables must be set when you define NO_CDROM, NO_PACKAGE or RESTRICTED.

rm -> ${RM} ln -s -> ln -fs

Use MAN? macros.  CATEGORIES+= -> CATEGORIES.

CATAGORIES+= -> CATAGORIES= Reordered vars where needed.  Added MAINTAINERS where needed, many mkdir --> ${MKDIR}, install -> ${INSTALL_*}, etc.

Shortened Maintainer e-mail address.

Satoshi, the loard of the ports collection spoke: "The last argument to the "rm -f" line should be bunzip, right? :) Also, you may want to change the "ln" to "ln -s".  I remember the pkg tools mangling hard links into separate files." So I did it ;-) Submitted by: Satoshi

Oh my goodness!  Satoshi is finally fed up and decided to "clean up" all the COMMENTs!  No package names, no version numbers, no "this is absolutix-3.1.2" type comments that have zero information contents.

Now, without any bad examples to follow, nobody has an excuse to import
a port with those kind of comments. :)

Phew!  238 ports modified!

- use INSTALL_PROGRAM and INSTALL_MAN in Makefile - add patch-ac to silence bzip when doing compression, bzip version   info now only with -v or -V - changed comment in COMMENT. bzip compresses better than gzip, but   speed is much slower, so it's not generally better as gzip where   speed matters !

Added NO_CDROM to Makefile, because of restrictive copyright. Forgotten by: me ;) Submitted by: Chuck Robey <chuckr@glue.umd.edu>

cosmetic changes, make copyright more informative, add authors contact address (from README)

The readme file says, that it's important for i386 architecture, to include -fomit-frame-pointer into the CFLAGS. BTW: someone here who knows, if -funroll-loops might add some (stable) performance as well ?!

imported new port of bpatch 0.21, a compression program, that seems to have some advantages over gzip concerning compression and memory consumption.