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Subject: Re: trouble compiling a port - expect on 6.2RC1
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> How do I go about determining outstanding issues for any given port?

You can search existing PRs here:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr-summary.cgi?query

If the port itself is broken, it will be marked as such, but those
ports compile fine on my 6.2-RC1 system, so it's unlikely they are
broken.

Perhaps you can paste the last 15-20 lines of the output when you try
to compile the tcl port? It might be more appropriate to troubleshoot
on the ports mailing list if it's a ports issue.

Josh