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lang/awka: fix homepage

lang/awka: fix build with -Werror=char-subscripts

*: Convert broken sourceforge HOMEPAGEs back to http

all: migrate several HOMEPAGEs to https

pkglint --only "https instead of http" -r -F

With manual adjustments afterwards since pkglint 19.4.4 fixed a few
indentations in unrelated lines.

This mainly affects projects hosted at SourceForce, as well as
freedesktop.org, CTAN and GNU.

Add the license definition for this package

Reset maintainer for resigned developers.

Drop superfluous PKG_DESTDIR_SUPPORT, "user-destdir" is default these days.

Kill reundant .TP statements. Bump revision.

DESTDIR support

Remove setmode() declaration that is different from BSD's.  Caused build
failure on Interix.

Turn off shlib for now.  It's unversioned and quite primitive, and nothing
is currently depending on it.

Add missing file to PLIST. Bump PKGREVISION.

s/netbsd.org/NetBSD.org/

Merge from pkgsrc-current to buildlink2 branch.

Updated awka to 0.7.5 to fix pkg/17112.

From CHANGELOG.txt:

v 0.7.5, June 20 2001

*  Gawk 3.1.0's Coprocessing and inet functions are now supported by Awka,
   as are the new builtin functions asort() and mktime().  Thanks to Juergen
   Kahrs for the original work to implement this excellent feature, and to
   Arnold Robbins for including it in Gawk.  That libawka will now be
   distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) rather than
   LGPL as a result of having to include some code from Gawk.  The previously
   separate dfa library is now absorbed into libawka, and the -d command-line
   option for awka removed as it is no longer needed.
*  The match() function has been extended to support its new capability in
   Gawk 3.1.0.  See the Gawk manpage for details.
*  awka -a -v 'var="string with whitespace"' will now work correctly.
*  To avoid breaching ANSI-C guidelines, \r in AWK program strings will
   be preserved as \r in the generated C code, not converted to ASCII
   character 13.  Previously some platforms were incorrectly treating
   \r as \n - this has been fixed by this change.
*  Fixed a problem wherein awka -c sometimes failed to output matching
   curly braces in the translated code.
*  Fixed a data-input parsing error that could occur when RS="".  The new
   test rsnul1nl (from gawk-3.1.0) will ensure the buglet doesn't return.
*  A new hash routine was implemented providing fewer collisions, particularly
   with long string indexes that have only minor differences.  The optional
   SLOW_HASH #define is no longer needed.
*  Translator now tracks the datatype of scalar variables, and will produce
   more efficient code for vars that stay one type throughout a script.
   This is the first optimisation of translated code in a long, long time
   and it makes a considerable difference to many scripts.

Update awka to 0.7.4

Changelog:

v 0.7.4, June 12 2001

*  Regular expressions that are exact strings will now run much quicker.
*  Tidied up some loose threads in lib/rexp.c.
*  FIELDWIDTHS will no longer be used in calls to the split() function,
   but only with the parsing of $0 into the $1 ... $n fields.
*  Removed the unnecessary VERSION line from configure.
*  Removed the 'longwrds' test's reliance on the sort utility.
*  Dropped the 'nasty' test.  It doesn't accomplish much and fails
   on many systems (as it does for gawk).
*  Altered the test suite so it will always use the static library
   rather than the shared-object one.  This was necessary to allow "make test"
   to work if the package hadn't previously been installed.

v 0.7.3, May 25 2001

*  A shared object version of libawka will be compiled on systems that
   support it.
*  "var=value" without a preceding -v is now supported.
*  awka's "-o filename" will now produce a C file called "filename.c",
   instead of defaulting to awka_out.c as it did previously.
*  awka's -- option now works again, as will --help.
*  The third parameter of Gensub now works if it is a number > 0.
*  "." no longer required in PATH to run the test suite.
*  Array element deletions will no longer leak memory like a sieve.
*  The extended function alength() wasn't accounting for array element
   deletions - now it does.
*  various code cleanups, and better support for C++ compilers.
*  split("",array,whatever) will now return 0 instead of 1.
*  fixed a memory fault that sometimes occurred when arrays created by
   split() were extended.
*  nextfile and next from with a function now supported.
*  The builtin function system() will now fork()/execl() processes, and
   you can define which shell program it uses.  See INSTALL for more details.
   I haven't implemented this for piped input (eg. "sort abc" | getline) yet.
*  Added John Maybury's fix for a problem in the temporary variable stack.
*  Libawka will now compile with SLOW_HASH defined.
*  Eliminated the annoying compile warnings for redefinition of BEGIN and END.
*  SUBSEP wasn't being picked up as an internal variable by the translator!
   This error corrected.
*  Relaxed the temporary variable pool optimisation introduced in 0.7.2, as
   it was occasionally overdoing it & causing buggy behaviour.
*  Fixed a bug that caused getline to sometimes fail to set the value of $0.

v 0.7.2, August 26 2000

*  Added to the test suite about a dozen or so new scripts borrowed from
   gawk-3.0.6.
*  Corrected awka's handling of code like b += b++, the problem being that
   AWK's handling of post & pre increment and decrement operators is actually
   different from how C does it, which isn't what I expected.
*  Optimised the size of the temporary-variable pools, so that it doesn't
   create more variables than your program needs.  This reduces memory
   requirements, and can significantly improve performance.

v 0.7.1, August 15 2000

*  Introduced a structure containing names & pointers to user-defined
   functions, for potential use in extended library code.
*  Found and fixed some memory leaks stemming from how the new dfa library
   was integrated with awka.
*  Some code cleanup to make gcc -Wall a bit happier (but still not
   warning-free).

Fix dead link for HOMEPAGE, uhm, change dead link for MASTER_SITES.  It's
changed to the link given on the home page, but all the links for
pre-0.7.2 versions are dead _there_.

Oh well.  I tried.

Move the COMMENT from being in its own file to a definition in the
package Makefile.

Initial import of awka-0.7.0, an AWK to ANSI C converter.

Initial revision