Hello,
Usually when I install FreeBSD 9.2 or 10.0 I get ports from: svn://svn.freebsd.org/ports/head /usr/ports because I prefer to use latest ports.
I have two questions: Is there a better approach? For example to get a specific version of ports from SVN for FreeBSD 9.2 and other version from 10.0?
And second question: Some ports will not compile on FreeBSD 10.0 yet. When all ports will compile using CLANG, they will still compile using GCC? And when using GCC all ports will compile with GCC version 4.2 and with 4.8 version?
I've asked those questions because I want to keep an offline version of Ports (including sources for all ports) that will compile with FreeBSD 9.2 using GCC and with FreeBSD 10.0 using CLANG and I am interested if I should keep two separate versions of Ports that will all compile with both.
Usually when I install FreeBSD 9.2 or 10.0 I get ports from: svn://svn.freebsd.org/ports/head /usr/ports because I prefer to use latest ports.
I have two questions: Is there a better approach? For example to get a specific version of ports from SVN for FreeBSD 9.2 and other version from 10.0?
And second question: Some ports will not compile on FreeBSD 10.0 yet. When all ports will compile using CLANG, they will still compile using GCC? And when using GCC all ports will compile with GCC version 4.2 and with 4.8 version?
I've asked those questions because I want to keep an offline version of Ports (including sources for all ports) that will compile with FreeBSD 9.2 using GCC and with FreeBSD 10.0 using CLANG and I am interested if I should keep two separate versions of Ports that will all compile with both.