[MacPorts] #21500: icedtea 1.11 Proposed Port

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#21500: icedtea 1.11 Proposed Port
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 Reporter:  mvfranz@…          |       Owner:  macports-tickets@…                   
     Type:  submission         |      Status:  new                                  
 Priority:  Normal             |   Milestone:                                       
Component:  ports              |     Version:  1.8.0                                
 Keywords:                     |        Port:  icedtea                              
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Comment(by mvfranz@…):

 Replying to [comment:1 ryandesign@…]:
 All great points.

 > My notes so far:
 >
 >  * "/opt/local" is hardcoded in some files; you must arrange to use
 ${prefix} instead, for example by putting "@PREFIX@ in those files and
 then using reinplace in the portfile
 I will change the hard coded values of /opt/local.
 >  * why are you making a tmp directory in /var/tmp? ${workpath} is a
 port's temporary work area; can't you make a directory in there?
 I can change the temp directory without a problem
 >  * in the configure.args, the number of parallel jobs should be taken
 from the variable ${build.jobs} which is based on the setting
 build_make_jobs in macports.conf
 I will use the ${build.jobs} variable.  I had copied some of this from the
 openjdk6 port.
 >  * in the destroot phase, why use tar to copy files? Can't use use the
 tcl "file copy" procedure?
 This I copied from the openjdk6 port.  It worked there, so I did the
 easiest thing.  Let me try to figure out a tcl based implementation.
 >  * patchfile patch-openjdk-hotspot-src-share-vm-utilities-
 globalDefinitions.hpp.diff is referenced by the port but missing from this
 ticket
 I attached the missing file.

 I'll upload a new Portfile when I have something working.

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