Neither the _curses nor the termios module builds to completion
currently due to some missing functions, but we can let it try
nonetheless - it'll likely get fixed at some point :^)
This is used in the setup.py file when adding include and lib paths to
the list when crosscompiling, if it's not found in any of the checked
environment variables they don't get added.
We've had a half-arsed port of libuv inside the cmake port, but let's
just port it properly.
Note that this pins a specific commit (which is currently the latest
commit in their default branch).
The commit c2b47c067 (LibC: Add stubs for wctype and iswctype,
2021-05-27) introduced the wctype.h header, which caused the less port
to try to build with wchar support. This patches the header generated by
the configure script to remove wchar support.
libiconv and gettext have a circular dependency. In an ideal world we'd
build libiconv without gettext support first, then gettext and finally
libiconv again with gettext support.
However, if the libiconv port detects gettext on the host system while
the gettext port hasn't been built yet things break.
This disables gettext support for the libiconv port for now.
This is no longer true, I'm not sure where this got fixed, but I can
successfully connect via IP without specifying a port number using
the latest HEAD of master.
The `--openssldir` parameter was causing OpenSSL to search for its
resources in the wrong location, e.g.:
`/serenity/Build/i686/Root/usr/local/ssl/...`
By using `--install_prefix`, the build system understands where to put
the OpenSSL files and does not leak the build path into the compiled
binaries.
The Git repository is hosted on GitHub and is owned by the SerenityOS
GitHub organization which means our root of trust is GitHub anyway
(where did you get _this_ repository from?) So let's remove the
checksum.
