On 2020/03/30 17:22, putridsoul66@gmail.com wrote:
> The build is succesfull without the patch.
> So delete the patch, and try again.
> Somehow it doesn't show in the 'cvs diff'
> correctly as an update, when any file
> (in my case a patch) is removed.
You need to 'cvs rm' if the file has been removed. The options in the
default .cvsrc that you get when adding a new user on OpenBSD will
include those changes automatically (specifically the -N).
However if you read the existing patch you will see why it is there:
it was added to fix the build on some architectures. So your update will
likely break them again.
> And about REVISION, a guess for my case
> is that it represents no. of times package
> of the same version is changed. Is that
> right?
That is correct.
> If it is then for toxcore it will
> 11.
That is incorrect, you are updating to a new version so REVISION should
be removed. Then if making a further change *without* updating to a new
version then you would add REVISION=0, then update to 1, 2, etc.
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