Log message:
Assembler code results in undefined symbols on SunOS in general, too.

Log message:
Fix 404 homepage url with reachable one.  Reported by noztos on twitter.

Log message:
Enable unicode support. Bump PKGREVISION.

Log message:
Allow assembler to be disabled completely and do so with sunpro.

Log message:
Patch zip's Makefile to pass LDFLAGS at link time to include Pkgsrc's run time
link path.  Required for finding non-builtin bzip2 library.

Bump PKGREVISION, since the problem only comes to light at run time.

Log message:
Update to 3.0, add dependency on bzip2. New features in 3.0:

- Large files.  Support for files and archives greater than 2 GB using
  large file I/O and the Zip64 extensions.  Also can now have more
  than 64K entries in an archive.

- Split archives.  Zip now supports split archives, zip archives
  split into a set of files that can then be stored on removable media
  for instance.

- Unicode.  If Unicode support is enabled and supported on the system
  Zip is run on, Zip now can read paths not in the current character
  set and store those paths in portable UTF-8 format.  These Unicode
  paths can then be used to partially or fully recreate the paths on
  other systems depending on the character set support provided by
  the unzip on the receiving system.  In particular, this allows
  portability of paths between Windows and Unix.  Unicode comments
  are also supported on systems where UTF-8 is the current character
  set.  Unicode comment support for other systems is expected in
  Zip 3.1.

- New command line parser.  This new parser allows for command line
  permuting, where options can appear almost anywhere on the command
  line.  This allows adding options to the end of the command line,
  for instance.  It also supports long options, allowing for
  more readable command lines, and also allows lists for the -x
  exclude and -i include options to appear not just at the end of
  the command line.  And some bugs in command line processing in
  Zip 2.32 have been fixed.

- Unix 32-bit UIDs/GIDs.  Now UIDs/GIDs larger than 16 bits are
  supported, but UnZip 6.0 is needed to restore these larger
  UIDs/GIDs.  If Zip detects that the current system does not use
  16-bit UIDs/GIDs, the old 16-bit UID/GID storage is not used
  as putting 32-bit UIDs/GIDs into 16-bit fields can cause
  problems.

- New modes.  Additional archive modes have been added, including a
  difference mode for supporting incremental backups, a file sync
  mode for synchronizing an existing archive with the current file
  system (which can be much faster than creating a new archive), and
  a copy mode that allows copying entries from one archive to another.

- Compression using bzip2.  Now can add bzip2 compression as a
  compression option in Zip.  bzip2 compression can result in much
  more compact entries in some cases, but the user should verify
  that bzip2 is supported on the target unzip before using this new
  compression choice.

- New Windows dll.  The Windows dll has been updated to support the
  new Zip64 large file and larger number of entries limits.  This
  new dll is not backward compatible with the Zip 2.32 dll, as the
  arguments to the dll have been updated to support the added
  capabilities, but modifying existing programs to use the new dll
  should be simple.  See the included Visual Basic example project
  for details.

- Better streaming and piping.  Zip now has better support of
  streaming and piping and handles Unix FIFOs (named pipes) better.

- Gobs of new progress information.  Zip can now output progress
  information, such as how many entries processed and to go, how
  many bytes processed and to go, and adjustable size progress
  dots.  If the initial file scan takes longer than about 5
  seconds, Zip now outputs dots during the scan to avoid a long
  period of quiet.  Zip can also now generate log files.

- Updated archive fixing.  The archive fixing capability is
  slightly improved, and now can fix split archives.

- Windows Archive bit support.  The Windows archive bit is now
  supported, though the new difference mode is probably more
  reliable than relying on the Windows archive bit for creating
  incremental backups.

- File lists.  Zip can list the files that would be added to an
  archive as well as the files in an existing archive.

- Extended help.  A new extended help option lists a very terse
  summary of the major features of Zip and how to use them.

- Many bug fixes.

Log message:
Update MASTER_SITES. Extension of distfile changed from .tar.gz to .tgz,
adapt distinfo. Checksum stayed the same.
Noted by Zafer Aydogan.

Log message:
Flag a number of packages I use as supporting (user-)destdir.
apg is a bit special as it has some hardcoded ownership, so
mark that as "destdir".

Log message:
Rename variable MAKEFILE to MAKE_FILE.

Log message:
Update to 2.32:

New things in Zip 2.32

- Fixed -R operation to match the supplied file patterns in all recursed
  subdirectories, like PKZIP 2.04 "-p -r" (or PKZIPC 4+ \ 
"-recurse")
- Handle cases where -x, -R, and -i patterns are mixed
- Fixes to ZipSplit, ZipNotes, and ZipCloak
- Example C-Sharp code added for using zip32.dll (thanks to Adrian Maull)
- Implemented some directory search speedups
- Windows NTFS time fix
- Fix VMS logical name parse problem
- Handle VMS [...]
- Add VMS DEBUG option
- Fixed bug when encrypting large uncompressable files
- Updated VMS help
- Fixed selecting files to delete by date bug
- Add new option, -MM, that will force Zip to exit with an OPEN error
  (usually error code 18) as soon as it finds an input pattern that
  is not matched during the directory scan or an input file that is
  unreadable or locked when Zip tries to open it, and without creating
  an archive (Note that, without -MM, Zip will do the usual thing of
  warning when a pattern is not matched and skipping files it can't
  read, creating the archive with what it can read, then exiting with
  an OPEN error if files were skipped)
- Add check for when zip tries to exceed the limit for seeking in
  the output file and exit with error, instead of creating a
  possibly bad archive
- Can now handle Unix FIFO (named pipes)
- Minor changes to allow Zip to compile with Visual C++ 2005