Free source code for a the complete DICE C compiler core. Will compile easily
on the Amiga, FreeBSD, Linux and other Unix systems. Able to create both
relocatable and fixed address (ROM) based code. Quite suitable for embedded
68K development on chips such as the 68000 / 68302 / 68306.
WWW: http://www.obviously.com/dice/
Remove expired ports:
2014-03-10 deskutils/libopensync-plugin-synce: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 irc/irchat-pj-xemacs21-mule: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 irc/pure-xemacs21-mule: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 lang/dice: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 irc/dcc: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 sysutils/backupme: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 net/freeswitch-curl-devel: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 misc/freeswitch-pizzademo-devel: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 emulators/cygne-sdl: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 mail/newmail: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 x11-toolkits/xscoop: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 security/didentd: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 sysutils/wait_on: No more public distfiles
2014-03-10 net/freeswitch-sbc-devel: No more public distfiles
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For ports maintained by ports@FreeBSD.org, remove names and/or
e-mail addresses from the pkg-descr file that could reasonably
be mistaken for maintainer contact information in order to avoid
confusion on the part of users looking for support. As a pleasant
side effect this also avoids confusion and/or frustration for people
who are no longer maintaining those ports.
loadabs.c.bak gets created, for some reason, as part of the build process,
and never gets deleted. Let's ${RM} this file before installing the port.
Noticed by: kris
Approved by: kris (portmgr)
Set Miguel Mendez' ports loose. Look out, world!
I would like to try maintaining the acroread5 one, so I pre-snarfed
it. :-P
PR: 38978
Submitted by: Miguel Mendez (outgoing maintainer)
flynn@energyhq.homeip.net wrote: Dice is Matt Dillon's (yes, our FreeBSD guru
:) portable 68000 C Compiler. Found it odd that there's not a port for this,
considering that the author of the compiler is a FreeBSD commiter.