Using the -a option with makewhatis(8) makes it scan every file under
the configured manpaths, instead of only the ones in directories that
match "man*". When localized man pages are present, this makes it so
files under the "$some_lang/man*" directories are also indexed, which
can lead, as shown in #28146, to `man w3m` displaying a localized man
page instead of the default english one from /usr/share/man/man1/w3m.1.
Without a mandoc.db in the manpath, man(1) behaves predictably, and
removing from -a from the makewhatis(8) invocations makes it behave
predictably even with a mandoc.db available.
Users who wish to use localized man pages are expected to configure
manpaths in man.conf(5) or use the MANPATH env var.
Fixes#28146
Projects that include <wx/setup.h> use wx-config to get flags for where
it's located. For example, "-I
/usr/armv7l-linux-musleabihf/lib/wx/include/gtk3-unicode-3.0".
Unfortunately, wx-config uses libdir from the native package,
/usr/lib$host_wordsize, which breaks cross builds for targets with
different word sizes.
Fix this by changing "lib$wordsize" to "lib".
Fixes#27495
$XBPS_TARGET_MACHINE is empty when configure_args are expanded.
The --host is set by the build style for cross builds anyway.
Also remove the vala and gir build options and always build
the introspection and vala interface files.
Closes: #28234
The config change allows 32-bit userlands to run some older ARMv6/7
binaries, e.g. distributed for Android or Raspberry Pi, plus some game
dependencies like FMOD. It mirrors our main arm64 config and is toggleable
via sysctl anyway.
Miscellaneous config changes occurred for gcc/binutils/etc. bump.
