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From: Bill Fenner <fenner@parc.xerox.com>
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Subject: ${MASTER_SITE_GNU} reorganization
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Sometime last month, ${MASTER_SITE_GNU} moved all of their files into
subdirectories.  I just added MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR= lines to 66 ports;
however, the following ports need extra attention:

lang/gnat:	gnat is no longer on ${MASTER_SITE_GNU}.
		lang/gnat is also marked BROKEN, so perhaps
		this is no biggie.

japanese/mtools:	mtools is no longer on ${MASTER_SITE_GNU}.

devel/prc-tools:	Tries to fetch multiple tools (like gcc and
			binutils) from ${MASTER_SITE_GNU}; now that
			these are in subdirectories, this doesn't
			work.

devel/crosssco:		same problem as prc-tools.

I don't have any brilliant ideas for prc-tools or crosssco.  The one
thing that I thought of was to have pseudo-ports that fetch the distfiles,
and do something weird like

FETCH_DEPENDS=	${DISTDIR}/gcc-2.7.2.3.tar.gz:${PORTSDIR}/pseudo/gcc2723:fetch \
		${DISTDIR}/binutils...:${PORTSDIR}/pseudo/binutils..:fetch

and allow these pseudo-ports to just fetch the appropriate distfiles.
This is a little goofy, though.

  Bill

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