ports/databases/sqlite2/files/pkgIndex.tcl, branch 2014Q3

- Convert to USES+=tcl

2013-09-25T09:32:09Z

- Fix package provide

Clean up SQLite and related ports.

2004-12-23T08:25:47Z

o Move databases/sqlite to databases/sqlite2. o Fix dependency on databases/sqlite. o Update sqlite2 to 2.8.15. o Bump PORTREVISION, accordingly. Approved by: portmgr, maintainers of sqlite and related ports

Remove partial repo-copies that were requested and performed but never

2004-12-18T22:01:00Z

completed by the original committer. They can be re-added later if anyone takes a renewed interest.

o Update to 2.8.3.

2003-06-11T16:26:07Z

o The TCL wrapper is now optional and off by default. Use SQLITE_WITH_TCL83/SQLITE_WITH_TCL84 to enable it. TCL is still needed for building the docs, unless you specify NOPORTDOCS. o The TCL example is now installed in $LOCALBASE/share/examples/sqlite. This patch is quite hackish in that it replaces the libtool stuff from SQLite with the libtool port. It also uses plain 'install' instead of 'libtool install' to install shared libraries. This might not look nice, but it's the only way I got the desired effects to work (i. e. SQLite's libtool refused to install the TCL wrapper in $LOCALBASE/lib/sqlite - it insisted on only installing it into $LOCALBASE/lib. PR: ports/53182 Submitted by: Gerhard Haering (maintainer)

Update to 2.7.1

2002-09-02T02:58:53Z

PR: 40816 Submitted by: maintainer

A number of things:

2001-06-11T23:32:07Z

. changed maintainership to ports@; . build with TCL support (``package require sqlite''); . run the vendor's tests after build (sorry, Maxim) -- zero errors; . generate from the TCL sources and install the HTML documentation; (unless NOPORTDOCS is set); . build and install two usefull tools, which come with the software: gdbmdump and gdbmstat; . build and install the shared version of -lsqlite -- usefull and needed for dynamic loading into TCL interpreter; . lastly: the new functionality (TCL, tools, docs) called for the PORTREVISION bump. Approved by: after the previous maintainer suggested the first point above, the rest was easy :-)