Log message:
vv: update to 3.2.

This release correctly applies color profiles to JPEG files.

EXR images with more complex data and display windows are now loaded
correctly.

AgX tone mapping operator: The tone mapping operator for viewing
HDR images can be selected with the new command line option -t. In
addition to the previously available PBR Neutral operator, the AgX
operator is now supported, with two optional looks (golden and
punchy).

With this release, vv is now able to load and properly display CMYK
JPEG images.

Image rotation metadata is now properly read and applied to JPEG
files.

Alpha channel in sixel mode and block mode: Both sixel and block
mode do not support transparency, which was not accounted for
before. The alpha channel is now replaced by a solid background
when these modes are active.

Image data emitted in sixel mode is now compatible with a much
wider variety of terminal emulators, at the expense of lower image
quality. Terminal capability checks have been extended to include
more terminals with sixel support.

Log message:
*: recursive bump for openh264

Log message:
vv: needs libjpeg-turbo

Bump PKGREVISION.

Log message:
graphics/vv: Turn off -march=native that is enabled by default

-march=native is bad for binary packages. Also it causes a build failure on
NetBSD/aarch64, perhaps because /proc/cpuinfo isn't 100% compatible with
that of Linux?

> /usr/pkgsrc/graphics/vv/work/vv-84747114964a84aa7b9f1495cfc580b98817fac2/src/uti
> l/TonemapperAgx.cpp: In function 'float ToneMap::AgxCurve(float)':
> /usr/pkgsrc/graphics/vv/work/vv-84747114964a84aa7b9f1495cfc580b98817fac2/src/uti
> l/TonemapperAgx.cpp:12:7: error: '+nofp' feature modifier is incompatible with t
> he use of floating-point types
>    12 | float AgxCurve( float x )
>       |       ^~~~~~~~

Log message:
vv: update to 3.1.0.20250208.

Today's snapshot
lcms/exif support; should also fix build with graphics/jpeg

Log message:
vv: mark as needing libjpeg-turbo due to its use of JCS_EXT_RGBA

Log message:
graphics/vv: import vv-3.1

vv - terminal image viewer

With vv you can display image files directly in your terminal. This
works both locally and over remote connections. An extensive range
of modern image formats is supported. Image data is displayed in
full color, without any color space reduction or dithering. Images
are scaled to fit the available space in the terminal. Small images
can be upscaled.