Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2011 19:17:16 +0300 From: arrowdodger <6yearold@gmail.com> To: freebsd-ports@freebsd.org Subject: Request for ports review. Message-ID: <AANLkTinCx8MYb8njEZt59mTSuOTRFgtFFOF=PNtQ73%2Bo@mail.gmail.com>
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--001485f6c7be61bd46049cf56fa6 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Hello, ports@. I've prepared an update for ANTLR-related ports and want for someone's comments on my work, before i create PR. Current version of devel/antlr port is 2.7.7, it's latest version from v2 branch. I've updated this port to latest 3.3 version, which also contains 2.7.7 for backwards compatability. Since there was no MAINTINER, i've wrote myself. Current version of devel/antlrworks is 1.3.1, while latest is 1.4.2. This port doesn't depend on devel/antlr because antlrworks.jar already contains antlr.jar. I could've hack build.xml so it would use antlr from ports, but this bring dependency on apache-ant. So, i've taken easiest way. New port devel/antlr2-python-runtime is providing functionality of PYTHON option from old antlr port. The reason i created new port for this is that program which uses antlr-generated code depends only on runtime library and not on antlr itself. So it frees end user from having giant java dependency. Current problem with this port - it cannot be installed into non-default PREFIX because of setup.py magick. devel/stringtemplate is a java library for generating formatting text. It's oftenly used within antlr grammars, but can be used as standalone java library. .shar's can be obtained from attachments, or here: http://intara.org.ru/antlr.shar http://intara.org.ru/antlworks.shar http://intara.org.ru/stringtemplate.shar http://intara.org.ru/antlr2-python-runtime.shar Thanks in advance. --001485f6c7be61bd46049cf56fa6--
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