Log message:
lang: Remove SHA1 hashes for distfiles

Log message:
gnucobol: update to 3.1.2.

ChangeLog:

2020-12-23  Simon Sobisch <simonsobisch@gnu.org>

	* configure.ac: version 3.1.2

2020-12-15  Simon Sobisch <simonsobisch@gnu.org>

	* configure.ac: fixed use of MPIR_LIBS

Log message:
Complete PLIST to fix build.

Log message:
gnucobol: update to 3.1.1.

Pkgsrc changes:

- Follow redirects (open-cobol -> gnucobol) for MASTER_SITES and HOMEPAGE
- Add a test target

ChangeLog:

 GnuCOBOL 3.1.1 released (20201208)
 GnuCOBOL 3.1 released (20201111) had issues that were fixed

* New GnuCOBOL features

** XML GENERATE statement
   (note: runtime support needs additional library libxml2)

** JSON GENERATE statement
   (note: runtime support needs additional library cJSON or JSON-C)

** CONTINUE AFTER statement (COBOL 202x) implemented, also handle fractions
   of seconds in C$SLEEP now

** TYPEDEF and SAME AS (COBOL 2002) implemented, including the MicroFocus
   and RM/COBOL variants

** >>TURN (COBOL 2002) directive implemented, allowing some exception checks
   to be turned on/off per source as desired

** Improved support for different compiler extensions (ACUCOBOL, IBM,
   Fujitsu, MicroFocus COBOL, Microsoft COBOL, RM/COBOL, CA Realia and more)

** file handling: include support for a callable EXTFH interface also provided
   by several compilers including Micro Focus
   This allows users to insert an external file handler while retaining
   all of the normal COBOL I/O functions with a possible callback to libcob.
   To have the compiled program call `yourfh()` for file I/O use:
   `cobc -fcallfh=yourfh`
   In turn `yourfh()` may call `EXTFH()` to use I/O functions from GnuCOBOL.
   The external file handler can also be directly invoked from COBOL, too,
   using `CALL "EXTFH"`.
   ** Note: Not each flag contained in the FCD3 is handled already **

** file handling: added support for [RE]WRITE FILE file FROM source

** file handling: name mapping adjusted (improved MF and ACU-compatibility):
   entries starting with a period or number are not resolved any more,
   periods in the external identifier are always replaced by underscore
    -> MY.FILE is resolved by DD_MY_FILE, dd_MY_FILE, MIFILE now;
   prefixes "-F " and "-D " are removed from external names;
   if filename is not absolute after translation, COB_FILE_PATH is now
   still applied;
   File name mapping now applies both to COBOL statements and CALLable
   CBL_ and C$ file routines.

** Screen I/O: initial mouse support (for details see runtime.cfg),
   use of CURSOR clause in SPECIAL-NAMES for positioning on ACCEPT

** on abort a stack trace will be genereated, this can be suppressed by
   runtime configuration option COB_STRACK_TRACE

** the dump that is generated on abort (depending on -fdump at compile-time)
   was heavily improved and combines consecutive identical OCCURS items,
   leading to smaller dump files

** changes in handling COPY statement:
   * copybook names that contain an extension aren't searched with additional
     extensions [as post-rc1-change this may be set to old behaviour by
     defining COB_MULTI_EXTENSION when building GnuCOBOL/cobc]
   * library names are now tested for environment "COB_COPY_LIB_libname",
     allowing the directory to specified externally (also as no-directory
     by exporting with empty value) and has a fallback (with a warning) to
     be effectively ignored (as previous versions did this)

* Removed functions

** SCREEN SECTION, REPORT-WRITER module: removed non-standard extension
   "LINE / COL signed-integer" (inadvertently available since 2.2/3.0rc1);
   which will now raise an error "unsigned integer expected";
   if used replace by standard "LINE / COL +/- integer"

* Obsolete features (will be removed in the next version if no explicit user
  requests are raised)

** support for Borland C compiler and linker
** -fif-cutoff flag for cobc (currently disabled, see entry below in 3.0rc1)
** old OpenCOBOL-only-EXTFH

* Changes to the COBOL compiler (cobc) options:

** new options:
   -f[no]-ec=exception-name to tune the exception checks similar to the >>TURN
       directive, you may also leave out the "EC-" prefix here, example to
       enable all checks but disable all bound checks but OCCURS DEPENDING ON:
       cobc -debug -fno-ec=bound -fec=bound-odo

** adjustments to warning options:
   -Wextra "new" option to enable every possible warning that is not \ 
dialect
       specific (this option used to be called -W)
   -Wadditional  new warning group for all warnings that don't have a group
       on their own
   -Wno-error and -Wno-error=<warning> to treat (specific \ 
<warning>s) not as error
   -Wdangling-text for raising the warning "source text after program \ 
area",
       not included in -Wall any more
   -Wno-ignored-error allows to suppress messages that normally would be an
       error and are only allowed because they are never executed
   -Wimplicit-define and -Wcorresponding are now enabled by default

   -f[no]-diagnostics-show-option, enabled by default, shows the
    command line option responsible for the diagnostic message

   extra information to a warning (or error) is now marked as "note:"

** the interal Xref got a huge speedup, has all references in ascending order
   now and includes the total amount of direct references

** the interal listing got a speedup and has all error references in
   ascending order now

** cobc -g (and configure --enable-debug) use the most expressive
   debugging options available on the system

** cobc -g now auto-includes references to the COBOL source file and to
   all ENTRY and SECTION elements to ease source level debugging

* Changes in the COBOL runtime (libcob)

** Messages from the COBOL runtime are also translated now (if installed).
   To prevent this disable translations in general with using the configure
   option --disable-nls (or by deactivating ENABLE_NLS in config.h).

** libcob.h does no longer auto-include gmp.h (behavior since 2.x), if you link
   against libcob and need cob_decimal include gmp.h/mpir.h yourself before;
   otherwise you do not need it in your include path any more

** execution times of INSPECT and INITIALIZE with OCCURS were heavily cut down

** convenience functions for direct C access to COBOL fields and for debugging
   were added, see new C-API documentation

** first-time file-locking under Win32

** Breaking change: previously the return-code of registered error handlers
   (by CBL_ERROR_PROC) were ignored. This was changed according to the
   documentation for CBL_ERROR_PROC -> a RETURN-VALUE of ZERO skips further
   error handlers to be called, including the internal one.

* New build features

** Running the internal tests by make check now fails if the testsuite has any
   unexpected result.

** The modules and test programs in the NIST COBOL-85 test suite (tests/cobol85)
   may now be build and/or tested and/or the test results checked separately.
   You now may also run the tests with a previous installed version of GnuCOBOL
   (or a version specified by a manual temporary setup).
   For details see tests/cobol85/README.

** new configure option --with-math=ARG to specify which math multiple precision
   library is to be used, where ARG may be: check (default), gmp, mpir

** new configure options --with-xml2 / -without-xml2 to explicit force/disable
   XML runtime support, otherwise it will be included if found as working

** new configure option --with-json / -without-json to explicit force/disable
   JSON runtime support, otherwise it will be included if found as working
   Note: As a special case you may built-in cJSON by placing its source in
   the folder "libcob". If it is included there, this version will be \ 
compiled
   into libcob. It may be enforced with --with-json=local,
   like --with-json=cjson and --with-json=json-c enforce the given library.

** To adjust the build system for GMP/MPIR you may use the new variables
   GMP_CFLAGS / MPIR_CFLAGS and GMP_LIBS / MPIR_LIBS.
   If unset configure will try pkg-config.

** To adjust configure to use libxml2 you may use the new variables XML2_CFLAGS
   and XML2_LIBS. If unset configure will use pkg-config / xml2-config.

** To adjust configure to use libcjson you may use the new variables CJSON_CFLAGS
   and CJSON_LIBS, similar JSON_C_CFLAGS and JSON_C_LIBS for libjson-c.
   If unset configure will use pkg-config.

** new configure option --enable-hardening to either enable GNU C's
   hardening options or leave as-is, or disable (which previous versions
   effectively did)

** build system: defaults.h is not created or included any more, all configure
   provided defines are now found in the single header config.h

** Any time after `make` you can call `pre-inst-env` script to use the still-
   uninstalled binaries. Samples:
   pre-inst-env cobc -xj prog.cob
   pre-inst-env cobcrun -M prog start
   pre-inst-env may also be called without parameters to start a new shell
   session with the environment adjusted to use the uninstalled version.

* Too much bug fixes to list here (please check ChangeLogs for full details),
  includes the following CVEs:

** compiler (may be triggered with special crafted source files)
   CVE-2019-14468, CVE-2019-14486, CVE-2019-14528, CVE-2019-14541,
   CVE-2019-16396, CVE-2019-16395

* GnuCOBOL's getopt implementation honors POSIXLY_CORRECT now:
  if set to any value the option parsing in cobc, cobcrun and CBL_GC_GETOPT
  stops at the first nonoption, otherwise it stays with the old behaviour and
  re-orders nonoptions to the end)

* Known issues in 3.1

** testsuite:
  * if built with vbisam, cisam or disam, depending on the version used, some
    tests will lead to UNEXPECTED PASS, while others may fail
  * possibly failing tests (false positives):
    * temporary path invalid
    * compiler outputs (assembler)
    * compile from stdin
  * NIST: OBNC1M.CBL false positive (the test runner uses a nonportable way of
    emulating a program kill)

** the recent additions of ">> TURN" and "variable LIKE \ 
variable" may not work
   as expected in all cases

** features that are known to not be portable to every environment yet
   (especially when using a different compiler than GCC)
    * function with variable-length RETURNING item
    * USAGE POINTER, which may need to be manually aligned

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 GnuCOBOL 3.0-rc1 released (20180422)

* New GnuCOBOL features

** REPORTWRITER module added

** INDEXED file handling: added support for sparse and split keys

** file handling: added support for [RE]WRITE FILE file FROM source

** DISPLAY ... UPON PRINTER may be redirected to an external command
   (new runtime configuration COB_DISPLAY_PRINT_PIPE) or appended to a file
   (new runtime configuration COB_DISPLAY_PRINT_FILE, which takes precedence)

** XML GENERATE statement
   (note: runtime support needs additional library libxml2)

** JSON GENERATE statement
   (note: runtime support needs additional library cJSON)

** Improved support for different compiler extensions (ACUCOBOL, IBM,
   Fujitsu, MicroFocus COBOL, Microsoft COBOL, RM/COBOL and more)

** Parser support for many features of different compilers, for example
   PIC 1 / USAGE BIT, ACUCOBOL extensions for graphical controls
   VALIDATE statement and much more.
   Most of them will be fully implemented in a later version...

** Option to dump (partial) data of modules on abort.
   Use new cobc option -fdump=<scope> to prepare the module and optional
   use new runtime configuration options COB_DUMP_FILE and COB_DUMP_WIDTH
   to adjust the dump.

** C interface: new functions cob_set_runtime_option / cob_get_runtime_option
   to set/get special runtime options (currently FILE * for trace and printer
   output) or to reload the runtime configuration after changing environment

** file handling: include support for a callable EXTFH interface also provided
   by several compilers including Micro Focus
   This allows users to insert an external file handler while retaining
   all of the normal COBOL I/O functions with a possible callback to libcob.
   To have the compiled program call `yourfh()` for file I/O use:
   `cobc -fcallfh=yourfh`
   In turn `yourfh()` may call `EXTFH()` to use I/O functions from GnuCOBOL.
   The external file handler can also be directly invoked from COBOL, too,
   using `CALL "EXTFH"`.
   ** Note: Not all flags contained in the FCD3 are handled already **

* Changed cobc options:

** The option -debug (runtime checks) no longer implies -ftrace (option to
   trace program flow of the generated module with COB_SET_TRACE).
   You may specify -ftrace[all] along -debug if you want to use this feature.

** The option -E (preprocess file) does not imply an output file any more.
   If no output file is explicit specified with -o filename.i the output will
   be written to stdout (behavior of versions 1.1 is restored).
   Requesting output to stdout explicit by using a dash as output name is
   also possible.

** Changed options for listing:
   The option -tsymbols was replaced by -ftsymbols and therefore can now also
   be explicit deactivated by specifying -fno-tsymbols.
   New options for suppressing (or explicit requesting) parts of the listing:
   -fno-theader    suppress all headers from listing while keeping page breaks
   -fno-tmessages  suppress warning and error summary from listing
   -fno-tsource    suppress actual source from listing (for example to only
                   produce the cross-reference)

** The option -fif-cutoff (option to change generated C sources to use
   a label + goto for nested if/else) was deactivated to allow the C compiler
   to fully control the program flow.
   ** Please report if you have a need for this option as it will be **
   ** removed permanently in the next release of GnuCOBOL otherwise. **

* Changes in the COBOL runtime (libcob)

** updated exception handling, GnuCOBOL now only cleans raised exceptions when
   requested by SET LAST EXCEPTION TO OFF

** The standard-format for program tracing was changed and is now adjustable
   by the runtime configuration option COB_TRACE_FORMAT.

* New build features

** New test suite for manual tests (especially SCREEN I/O),
   run with `make checkmanual`.
   Note: You may want to adjust the test runner tests/run_prog_manual.sh which
   defaults to xterm in GUI environments and screen in terminal environments.

** new configure option --enable-debug-log to allow *internal* tracing
   of GnuCOBOL (intended for developers of GnuCOBOL only)

* Too much bug fixes to list here (please check ChangeLogs for full details).

Log message:
lang/gnucobol: remove unknown configure options

Log message:
Update to 2.2

* Change PKGNAME as a name of tarball

Changelog:
GnuCOBOL 2.2 released (20170906)

* Move to GPL/LGPL 3

* New GnuCOBOL features (too much to list)

** User Defined Functions, FUNCTION-ID.

** New intrinsic functions

  ABSOLUTE-VALUE                   alias for ABS
  CURRENCY-SYMBOL                  CURRENCY-SYMBOL of the current program
  FORMATTED-CURRENT-DATE           ISO 8601 datetime function
  FORMATTED-DATE                   ISO 8601 datetime function
  FORMATTED-DATETIME               ISO 8601 datetime function
  FORMATTED-TIME                   ISO 8601 datetime function
  TEST-FORMATTED-DATETIME          ISO 8601 datetime function
  INTEGER-OF-FORMATTED-DATE        date to integer
  HIGHEST-ALGEBRAIC                now implemented
  LOWEST-ALGEBRAIC                 now implemented
  LOCALE-COMPARE                   now implemented
  NUMVAL-F                         now implemented
  TEST-NUMVAL                      now implemented
  TEST-NUMVAL-C                    now implemented
  TEST-NUMVAL-F                    now implemented
  LENGTH-AN                        alias for BYTE-LENGTH
  MODULE-CALLER-ID                 return the name of the caller
  MODULE-DATE                      current module: compilation date
  MODULE-TIME                      current module: compilation time
  MODULE-FORMATTED-DATE            current module: formatted datetime
  MODULE-ID                        current module: PROGRAM-ID
  MODULE-PATH                      current module: path on compile time
  MODULE-SOURCE                    current module: name on compile time
  MONETARY-DECIMAL-POINT           LOCALE based fiscal decimal point
  MONETARY-THOUSANDS-SEPARATOR     LOCALE based fiscal visual grouping separator

  Note:
  The functions that are actually available as intrinsic functions depend
  on the -std used. Function names that aren't marked as intrinsic functions
  by the current -std can be used freely as user defined words or
  even as user defined functions.

** New system functions

  C$CALLEDBY                       return the name of the caller
  CBL_GC_FORK                      fork current process (not on Windows)
  CBL_GC_WAITPID                   wait for process to end
  CBL_GC_GETOPT  (CBL_OC_GETOPT)   comand lineoption parser for COBOL
  CBL_GC_PRINTABLE (C$PRINTABLE)   check if character is printable
  CBL_GC_HOSTED (CBL_OC_HOSTED)    provides access to C extern variables,
                                   like stdin, errno
  CBL_GC_NANOSLEEP                 CBL_OC_NANOSLEEP
  CBL_GET_SCR_SIZE                 get current terminal size - if any
  CBL_READ_KBD_CHAR                get character from terminal
  CBL_SET_CSR_POS                  set current position on terminal
  x'E4'                            clear terminal screen
  x'E5'                            ring the bell

** many new / extended COBOL statements from COBOL2002/2014 and extensions
   from different COBOL dialects

** more SWITCHes: from SWITCH-01 to SWITCH-36 and its variants from many
   COBOL dialects

** more IEEE numeric types added, FLOAT-DECIMAL-16, FLOAT-DECIMAL-34, etc

** more literal types added, numeric boolean etc.

** most of the COBOL 2014 spec Compiler Directive Facility is in

** optional: stricter syntax checks

** refactored and extended compiler and runtime messages with available
   translations (currently to Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch, partial to German)

** screen IO: many extended ACCEPT DISPLAY and SCREEN SECTION changes

** Direct call interface for C:
  CALL-CONVENTIONS for CALLs and PROCEDURE DIVISION
  SIZE of parameters specified for CALL ... BY VALUE
  RETURN NOTHING for calling void functions
  RETURN ADDRESS OF VAR for calling functions returning a pointer
  PROCEDURE DIVISION RETURNING OMITTED -> callable as void function

** Much, much more!

* New cobc options:

** New -std options:

  cobol2014       COBOL 2014 Standard
  xopen           X/Open COBOL Standard
  mf-strict       Micro Focus COBOL compatibility   - strict
  ibm-strict      IBM COBOL compatibility           - strict
  ibm-strict      MVS/VM COBOL compatibility        - strict
  acu             ACUCOBOL-GT compatibility
  acu-strict      ACUCOBOL-GT compatibility         - strict
  bs2000          BS2000 COBOL compatibility (back again)
  bs2000-strict   BS2000 COBOL compatibility        - strict
  rm              RM-COBOL compatibility
  rm-strict       RM-COBOL compatibility            - strict

  Note:
  The GnuCOBOL compiler tries to limit both the feature-set and reserved words
  to the specified compiler when the "strict" dialects are used.
  COBOL sources compiled with these dialects are therefore likely to compile
  with the specified compiler and vice versa: sources that were compiled on
  the specified compiler should compile without any issues with GnuCOBOL.

  With the "non-strict" dialects GnuCOBOL will activate the complete
  feature-set where it doesn't directly conflict with the specified dialect,
  including reserved words and GnuCOBOL specific extensions.
  COBOL sources compiled with these dialects therefore may work only
  with GnuCOBOL. COBOL sources may need a change because of rich feature-set
  and reserved words in GnuCOBOL, otherwise offending words may be removed
  by `-fno-reserved=word`.
  COBOL-85, X/Open COBOL, COBOL 2002 and COBOL 2014 are always "strict".

** New listing options:

  -t listing, -T wide listing, --tlines=lines, lines per page of listing
  -Xref

  Note: -P, generate preprocessor listing, is still available (and improved)

** All compiler configuration flags may be set on command line
   to override a specific setting of the current -std, see cobc --help

** All Warnings can be explicit enabled/disabled or even marked as error,
   see cobc --help
  -Wunreachable report on possible unreachable statements

** Options for the C compiler/linker:
  -K <entry>, compile entry point as static (resolve at link time)
  -A, add options to C compile phase
  -Q, add options to C link phase

** Miscellaneous
  -i -info, display build/environment
  -D define symbol for Compiler Directive Facility
  -j -job=args, run job after compile
  input filename of '-' reads source from standard in
  For more: see cobc --help

* New cobcrun options:

  -i -info, display build/environment
  -r -runtime-env, display runtime configuration
  -c -config, set runtime config from file
  -M -module, set path/module name when looking for entry

* New build features

  make test      downloads NIST testsuite if necessary
                 now usable with parallel builds (make -j4 test)
  make checkall  runs both the internal an NIST testsuite

** testsuite defaults to coloured output

** Windows(tm) Visual Studio build support files added,
   options to validate the software generated with VS against both test suites

** removed maintainer mode - if files need a rebuild because of a change
   they are always rebuild

** help2man, bison and flex are checked during configure,
   if they need to be invoked and are missing a useful error message is given

** All files created by GnuCOBOL runtime use the same file permission settings
   now: COB_FILE_MODE which was changed to 0666

** changed unix package name from "gnu-cobol" to "gnucobol"

Log message:
Use the curses framework.

Log message:
Update to 2.0rc1
Add LICENSE

Upstream changes:
* 20160813 GnuCOBOL 2.0rc1

** User Defined Functions

** New cobc options:
*** -t listing, -T wide listing, --tlines=lines, lines per page of listing
*** -K <entry>, entry point compile static
*** -i -info, display build/environment
*** -j -job=args, run job after compile
*** -P, generate preprocessor listing
*** -Xref, generate cross reference (requires cobxref)
*** -A, add options to C compile phase
*** -Q, add options to C link phase
*** -D define symbol for Compiler Directive Facility
*** -f<tag>=value override .conf configuration setting
*** -list-reserved, -list-intrinsics, -list-mnemonics, -list-system
*** -W enable ALL warnings (more than -Wall, which excludes some)
*** -Wunreachable report on unreachable statements
*** -Wprototypes warn missing FUNCTION prototypes/definitions
*** -fmfcomment * or / in column 1 as comment
*** -facucomment $ in idicator area treated as *, | treated as *>
*** Many compiler messaging changes, refactored for translation
*** input filename of '-' reads source from standard in
*** New -std=cobol2014
*** new configuration settings
**** call-overflow, literal-length, numeric-literal-length
**** specify-reserved-words

** New cobcrun options:
*** -i -info, display build/environment
*** -r -runtime-env, display runtime configuration
*** -c -config, set runtime config from file
*** -M -module, set path/module name when looking for entry

** New build features
*** coloured textsuite output
*** Windows(tm) Visual Studio build support files added to source tree

** New GnuCOBOL features
*** User Defined Functions, FUNCTION-ID.
*** Most of the COBOL 2014 spec Compiler Directive Facility is in
*** Spanish and Dutch messages along with English and Japanese
*** More C/C++ reserved words tested to avoid conflicts
*** screen IO, many extended ACCEPT DISPLAY screen section changes
*** stricter ordering of CONFIGURATION SECTION paragraphs
*** PICTURE clause, more to COBOL 2014 spec
*** ACCEPT OMITTED, waits for return/enter
*** More Intrinsic Functions, including ISO 8601 FORMATTED-DATE and TIME
*** Changes to INITIAL and RECURSIVE program handling, needs to improve more
*** More IEEE numeric types added, FLOAT-DECIMAL-16, FLOAT-DECIMAL-34, etc
*** More SWITCHes, from SWITCH-01 to SWITCH-36
*** TALLY special register predefined
*** More literal types added, numeric boolean etc.
*** Nested OCCURS DEPENDING ON (when proper config settings
*** comment keywords in IDENTIFICATION DIVISION treated as end-of-line comments
*** PROCEDURE DIVISION RETURNING OMITTED support matching void C functions
*** New system functions
**** CBL_OC_HOSTED - provides access to C extern variables, like stdin, errno
*** More support for EC-exception codes
*** SET LAST EXCEPTION TO OFF

* All files created by GnuCOBOL runtime use the same file permission settings
  now: COB_FILE_MODE which was changed to 0666

Log message:
Don't remove -g, especially when done badly, breaking -gfoo.

Log message:
Add SHA512 digests for distfiles for lang category

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	Package oracle-jdk8: missing distfile jdk-8u60-linux-i586.tar.gz
	Package oracle-jdk8: missing distfile jdk-8u60-solaris-x64.tar.gz
	Package oracle-jre8: missing distfile jre-8u60-linux-i586.tar.gz
	Package oracle-jre8: missing distfile jre-8u60-solaris-x64.tar.gz
	Package sun-jdk6: missing distfile jdk-6u45-linux-i586.bin
	Package sun-jdk6: missing distfile jdk-6u45-solaris-i586.sh
	Package sun-jdk7: missing distfile jdk-7u72-linux-i586.tar.gz
	Package sun-jdk7: missing distfile jdk-7u72-solaris-i586.tar.gz
	Package sun-jre6: missing distfile jce_policy-6.zip
	Package sun-jre6: missing distfile jre-6u45-linux-x64.bin
	Package sun-jre6: missing distfile jre-6u45-solaris-x64.sh
	Package sun-jre7: missing distfile jre-7u72-linux-i586.tar.gz
	Package sun-jre7: missing distfile jre-7u72-solaris-i586.tar.gz

Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on
the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden).  All existing
SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.