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Update to ECL 11.1.1

Update to ECL 10.4.1

Rebase to 10.3.*, catch up.

Update to ECL 9.12.3

Update to ECL 9.12.2

Bump version to follow lang/ecl package.

Follow recent updates:
- set version to 9.8.99;
- fix libdir;
- Darwin hack is no longer needed;
- catch more installed files;
- remove "@dirrm".

Update to ECL 9.4.1.

Changes since ECL 9.4.0:

Bugs fixed:
 - Symbol NIL was not exported from the GRAY package.
 - GRAY:STREAM-PEEK-CHAR was not used at all by ECL.

Convert to 9.4.0 release.
Add "unicode" option (turned on by default).
Add experimental "threads" option (turned off by default).

Regenerate after patches removal

Generate PLIST in a manner to avoid monthly updates.
Fix build problems. Catch new file addition.

ECL 8.12.0 is released.
Remove unnecessary (for the build) patch.
Don't extract tests, they are to picky to handle here.

Fix comment in patch-aa.

Catch up changes: ECL is at 8.10 now.
Fix autoconf bug: sys/wait.h isn't detected on NetBSD 4.99.73 (current).
Fix type error: execvp requires "char**", not "void**".

Update to ECL 0.9l, add buildlink3.mk, necessary to build applications.

Regenerate after patch removal.

Install Lisp file, only don't strip.

ECL 0.9j is too old, go for CVS-based package.

Don't install Lisp file (don't try to strip it either).

Fix installation issues on FreeBSD.

Update to ecl-0.9j.

Update to 0.9i.
Add DESTDIR support.
Make it run.

Added RMD160 checksums.

Initial import.

TODO:
$Id$

I have no idea, why "doc/" directory doesn't build with pkgsrc. To compile
ecl, do it by hand, then get back to normal build, eg:
	
	# cd work/ecl-0.9c-build/doc
	# gmake
	# cd ../../..
	# make install

	-- dotz@irc.pl


DESCR:
ECL stands for Embeddable Common-Lisp. The ECL project is an effort to
modernize Giuseppe Attardi's ECL environment to produce an implementation of
the Common-Lisp language which complies to the ANSI X3J13 definition of the
language.

The current ECL implementation features:
  * A bytecodes compiler and interpreter.
  * A translator to C.
  * An interface to foreign functions.
  * A dynamic loader.
  * The possibility to build standalone executables.
  * The Common-Lisp Object System (CLOS).
  * Conditions and restarts for handling errors.
  * Sockets as ordinary streams.
  * The Gnu Multiprecision library for fast bignum operations.
  * A simple conservative mark & sweep garbage collector.
  * The Boehm-Weiser garbage collector.

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