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Ticket #65561, comment 11
v4 v5 9 9 Ryan, thank you for your last comment! I checked the logs, and you are right. The Apple clang compiler on my Mac running Lion does understand the `-stdlib` flag. The code did compile but it failed to link due to missing symbols. So I will need to add CXXFLAGS everywhere CPP is being used to link! Duh! I should have looked at the logs more carefully. 10 10 11 And finally, I would be grateful if you could give me some advice regarding the homepage and master_sites. The homepage for `unalz` has disappeared from the net. But I can find in in the Wayback Machine. So I could use that instead in the portfile. But the link to the source is no longer available (even on the Wayback Machine). I will keep looking for another website for the source code. Alternatively, I could use the link to the source code at the Debian project. (But then I will need to update the portfile accordingly since as you know Debian uses its own standardized format for source code filenames). Or I could leave the portfile as is since Macports already has a copy of the source in its repos.11 And finally, I would be grateful if you could give me some advice regarding the `homepage` and `master_sites`. The homepage for `unalz` has disappeared from the net. But I can find in in the Wayback Machine. So I could use that instead in the portfile. But the link to the source is no longer available (even on the Wayback Machine). I will keep looking for another website for the source code. Alternatively, I could use the link to the source code at the Debian project. (But then I will need to update the portfile accordingly since as you know Debian uses its own standardized format for source code filenames). Or I could leave the portfile as is since Macports already has a copy of the source in its repos. 12 12 13 13 P.S. For my further education, please explain your comment "add `-locale C` to tell `sed` to treat the file as ASCII". How do you set the locale with `sed`. I do not believe that `-locale` is a command line option for `sed`.