document pkg_check-version

document new helper

reverting for now; requested by deraadt

Only install the gcc-local(1) and clang-local(1) man pages if we also have
the corresponding compiler on a given platform.

ok deraadt@

rename some pkg checking tools

out-of-date -> pkg_outdated

resolve-lib -> port-resolve-lib-helper

move helper script to a more sensible name

rename pure helper script, not for user consumption

dolock -> portlock
(no discussion about this one)

move ports infra manpages into base, as discussed with
schwarze@, deraadt@, landry@...

install clang-local(1)

Move help(1) to share/man and send the remains of man(1) to the Attic.
It is implemented by the code in usr.bin/mandoc since OpenBSD 5.7.

zap trailing newlines; "go for it" deraadt

providing MLINKS for shell builtins makes little sense: what we had was out
of date for ever (no ksh builtins), and since we have two shells, pointing
to one page or the other is never going to work; so remove MLINKS for
csh(1); the cd(1) and wait(1) pages (also builtins); and update any trailing
Xr's;

please, there are tools like whence, man, and locate for finding this stuff;

ok deraadt miod

+gcc-local, common to both gcc versions.

$OpenBSD$

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

document new helper

reverting for now; requested by deraadt

Only install the gcc-local(1) and clang-local(1) man pages if we also have
the corresponding compiler on a given platform.

ok deraadt@

rename some pkg checking tools

out-of-date -> pkg_outdated

resolve-lib -> port-resolve-lib-helper

move helper script to a more sensible name

rename pure helper script, not for user consumption

dolock -> portlock
(no discussion about this one)

move ports infra manpages into base, as discussed with
schwarze@, deraadt@, landry@...

install clang-local(1)

Move help(1) to share/man and send the remains of man(1) to the Attic.
It is implemented by the code in usr.bin/mandoc since OpenBSD 5.7.

zap trailing newlines; "go for it" deraadt

providing MLINKS for shell builtins makes little sense: what we had was out
of date for ever (no ksh builtins), and since we have two shells, pointing
to one page or the other is never going to work; so remove MLINKS for
csh(1); the cd(1) and wait(1) pages (also builtins); and update any trailing
Xr's;

please, there are tools like whence, man, and locate for finding this stuff;

ok deraadt miod

+gcc-local, common to both gcc versions.

$OpenBSD$

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

reverting for now; requested by deraadt

Only install the gcc-local(1) and clang-local(1) man pages if we also have
the corresponding compiler on a given platform.

ok deraadt@

rename some pkg checking tools

out-of-date -> pkg_outdated

resolve-lib -> port-resolve-lib-helper

move helper script to a more sensible name

rename pure helper script, not for user consumption

dolock -> portlock
(no discussion about this one)

move ports infra manpages into base, as discussed with
schwarze@, deraadt@, landry@...

install clang-local(1)

Move help(1) to share/man and send the remains of man(1) to the Attic.
It is implemented by the code in usr.bin/mandoc since OpenBSD 5.7.

zap trailing newlines; "go for it" deraadt

providing MLINKS for shell builtins makes little sense: what we had was out
of date for ever (no ksh builtins), and since we have two shells, pointing
to one page or the other is never going to work; so remove MLINKS for
csh(1); the cd(1) and wait(1) pages (also builtins); and update any trailing
Xr's;

please, there are tools like whence, man, and locate for finding this stuff;

ok deraadt miod

+gcc-local, common to both gcc versions.

$OpenBSD$

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

rename some pkg checking tools

out-of-date -> pkg_outdated

resolve-lib -> port-resolve-lib-helper

move helper script to a more sensible name

rename pure helper script, not for user consumption

dolock -> portlock
(no discussion about this one)

move ports infra manpages into base, as discussed with
schwarze@, deraadt@, landry@...

install clang-local(1)

Move help(1) to share/man and send the remains of man(1) to the Attic.
It is implemented by the code in usr.bin/mandoc since OpenBSD 5.7.

zap trailing newlines; "go for it" deraadt

providing MLINKS for shell builtins makes little sense: what we had was out
of date for ever (no ksh builtins), and since we have two shells, pointing
to one page or the other is never going to work; so remove MLINKS for
csh(1); the cd(1) and wait(1) pages (also builtins); and update any trailing
Xr's;

please, there are tools like whence, man, and locate for finding this stuff;

ok deraadt miod

+gcc-local, common to both gcc versions.

$OpenBSD$

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

move ports infra manpages into base, as discussed with
schwarze@, deraadt@, landry@...

install clang-local(1)

Move help(1) to share/man and send the remains of man(1) to the Attic.
It is implemented by the code in usr.bin/mandoc since OpenBSD 5.7.

zap trailing newlines; "go for it" deraadt

providing MLINKS for shell builtins makes little sense: what we had was out
of date for ever (no ksh builtins), and since we have two shells, pointing
to one page or the other is never going to work; so remove MLINKS for
csh(1); the cd(1) and wait(1) pages (also builtins); and update any trailing
Xr's;

please, there are tools like whence, man, and locate for finding this stuff;

ok deraadt miod

+gcc-local, common to both gcc versions.

$OpenBSD$

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

install clang-local(1)

Move help(1) to share/man and send the remains of man(1) to the Attic.
It is implemented by the code in usr.bin/mandoc since OpenBSD 5.7.

zap trailing newlines; "go for it" deraadt

providing MLINKS for shell builtins makes little sense: what we had was out
of date for ever (no ksh builtins), and since we have two shells, pointing
to one page or the other is never going to work; so remove MLINKS for
csh(1); the cd(1) and wait(1) pages (also builtins); and update any trailing
Xr's;

please, there are tools like whence, man, and locate for finding this stuff;

ok deraadt miod

+gcc-local, common to both gcc versions.

$OpenBSD$

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision