Following the removal of the `drand48` patch to the configure script,
we can now remove this patch as it is no longer needed to prevent an
interpreter hang.
This change explicitly enables support for `libgd` and the lua
terminal in `gnuplot`, while explicitly disabling `cairo` terminals,
which don't work with our `cairo` port. Adding `libgd` as a
dependency requires us to manually link against the dependencies of
`libgd`, as this is not done automatically by the configure script.
This fixes an issue where building `gnuplot` would fail if `libgd`
was already installed.
Previously, this would only be enabled if the `sqlite` port was
already installed. This change explicitly disables the feature, as it
isn't that useful on SerenityOS. This ensures a consistent build
regardless of whether the `sqlite` port is installed or not.
Previously,`openssl` would be used as the crypto backend for `libssh2`
if the `openssl` port was installed and the `libgcrypt` dependency
would be ignored.
With this change we install `openssl` as a dependency and explicitly
specify that it should be used as the crypto backend. We also add
`zlib` as an explicit dependency and specify that `zlib` compression
should be used.
The script previously failed early after building `mandoc`, as it
failed to switch to the correct directory for the next port. With this
change, the script now runs to completion.
This fixes an issue where building `SDL_sound` with the `libphysfs`
port installed would cause the build to fail.
Ogg support has also been enabled. This allows playback of the sound
effects in GLTron.
Both FLAC and `libmodplug` support are currently disabled, even
though the build succeeds with them enabled, as there is currently no
way to test whether they would work or not.
This fixes an issue where `prboom-plus` wouldn't build if the `make`
port was installed. Including this also makes some manually specified
paths unnecessary.
Having this option enabled made `libuuid` link to `libintl` only when
the `gettext` port was installed. This made the `taskwarrior` port
fail to build when `gettext` was installed prior to `libuuid`.
This ensures the required binary files are installed to the correct
location and data files are copied to their default location so the
`--refdir` argument isn't needed when launching the game.
