Created attachment 153278 [details] The patch Update astro/gpsbabel to newest version. With thanks to Allen for the headsup. Both FreeBSD patches seem to have made it upstream, so the files directory can be removed after this patch.
Build fails with clang compiler (FreeBSD 10+): http://people.freebsd.org/~pawel/buildlogs/gpsbabel-1.5.2-10amd64.log
A commit references this bug: Author: riggs Date: Sun Mar 15 08:49:50 UTC 2015 New revision: 381306 URL: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/381306 Log: - Update to upstream release 1.5.2 - Properly strip installed binary PR: 197879 Submitted by: dev2@heesakkers.info Reviewed by: riggs Changes: head/astro/gpsbabel/Makefile head/astro/gpsbabel/distinfo head/astro/gpsbabel/files/patch-jeeps-gpslibusb.cc head/astro/gpsbabel/files/patch-libusb head/astro/gpsbabel/files/patch-mkstyle
Committed, but two changes were necessary: - jeeps/gpslibusb.cc needs to include stdlib in order to make it compile - gpsbabel's Makefile does not contain an install target to strip the resulting binary; use STRIP_CMD in port Makefile now Employing poudriere and testing the build is really highly recommended...
Thanks for the changes and commit. I know of Poudriere, but my work has me slipping into Red Hat and few resources (both time and hardware) remain to maintain a poudriere installation. If redports doesn't come back, I should probably reconsider my FreeBSD port-maintainer duties.
(In reply to Oliver Heesakkers from comment #4) The good thing about poudriere is that it is really quite easy to set up and maintenance effort is close to nil. I sometimes run it in a VM with 640 MiB RAM and 5 GiB hard drive space. Give it a try, it may surprise you. In any case, I hope you stay with the project!