Update to 4.117:
Recognize another possible permission.
Reported by Bug Hunting.
Updated pkgtools/pkglint to 4.117
mandoc -Tlint cleanup
regen
Update to 0.26.2. meta-pkgs/modular-xorg still builds.

0.26.2:
A new pixman release 0.26.2 is now available. This is a stable release. It
contains some bug fixes, custom build rules for ARM/iwMMXt, and an important
bug fix for MMX/x86.

0.26.0:
A new stable pixman release 0.26.0 is now available. Highlights of
this release:

 * New support for MIPS DSPr2 ASE. [Nemanja Lukic]

 * Improved performance with the iwMMXt instruction set. [Matt Turner]

 * New support for the Loongson SIMD instruction set. [Matt]
   Performance results from a number of cairo based benchmarks:

          Benchmark                           Improvement

          evolution .............. image:         12.8 %
                                 image16:         15.9 %
          firefox-planet-gnome ... image:         14.4 %
                                 image16:         10.0 %
          gnome-terminal-vim ..... image:         16.5 %
                                 image16:         15.7 %
          gvim ................... image:         13.1 %
                                 image16:          7.0 %
          ocitysmap .............. image:         24.1 %
                                 image16:         23.9 %
          poppler ................ image:         18.7 %
                                 image16:         17.5 %
          swfdec-giant-steps ..... image:      no change
                                 image16:         35.3 %
          swfdec-youtube ......... image:         23.5 %
                                 image16:         12.4 %
          xfce4-terminal-a1 ...... image:         26.9 %
                                 image16:         28.8 %

   Please see

      http://mattst88.com/blog/2012/05/17/Optimizing%20pixman%20for%20Loongson:%20Process%20and%20Results/

   for more information.

In addition to a number of bug fixes, cleanups and performance
improvements, this release also contains improved support for Android
and iOS thanks to Bobby Salazar.

Thanks to everybody who contributed to pixman 0.26.0, including Alan
Coopersmith, Andrea Canciani, Bobby Salazar, Chun-wei Fan, Colin
Walters, Ingmar Runge, Jeremy Huddleston, Matt Turner, Naohiro Aota,
Nemanja Lukic, and Søren Sandmann Pedersen.
Updated x11/pixman to 0.26.2
Add upstream bug report URL.
Import Symbola-ttf-702 as fonts/Symbola-ttf.

Many symbolic characters from Unicode.
Import TextFonts-ttf-20111217 as fonts/TextFonts-ttf.

Many uncommon language glyphs from Unicode.
+ Symbola-ttf, TextFonts-ttf.
Added fonts/Symbola-ttf version 702
Fix PR pkg/46622

* Fix build on NetBSD 4
Update to 0.4.6, from Jaap Boender.

0.4.6 (2011-10-16)
=====
* Added write_certificate function.
* Remove support for SSLv2, which was dropped upstream (thanks Dario Teixeira).
* Added support for compiling under Win32 (thanks David Allsopp), see
  README.win32.
* Check for pthreads in configure.

0.4.5 (2011-03-01)
=====
* Use pthread mutexes for locking thread-safe version of ssl.

0.4.4 (2010-01-06)
=====
* Use SSL_CTX_use_certificate_chain_file instead of
  SSL_CTX_use_certificate_file.
* Added support for --enable-debugging configure option.
* Don't link with unix library and don't build in custom mode.

0.4.3 (2008-12-18)
=====
* Don't use blocking sections in finalizers since it causes segfaults (thanks
  Grégoire Henry and Stéphane Glondu).
Updated security/ocaml-ssl to 0.4.6
lang/gcc-aux: Fix c/c++ precision on FreeBSD/DragonFly

Until now, GCC builders had to choose between Ada and C/C++ on the
following platforms:

   i386-FreeBSD
   i386-DragonFly

On these platforms, depending on the value of the configuration macro
TARGET_96_ROUND_53_LONG_DOUBLE, either Ada precision or C/C++ long
double precision was broken.  The reason is that the floating point unit
of these platforms round off real-time calculations to 53-bit mantissas.
GCC will adjust accordingly to compensate.  Since a common backend is used
for all languages, one had to choice which language they wanted correct.

The solution is to break out the object file responsible for this from
the common backend library.  Ada now receives an altered version of
insn-modes.o, one that instructs the FPU not to round off the results.
This is all handled by patched Makefiles.

Other changes:
  - Configure DragonFly to add ".note.GNU-stack" section to assembly files
    to determine if program needs executable stacks
  - Skip 2 subtests of Wconversion-real on i386 FreeBSD and DragonFly.
    Due to the rounding behavior mentioned above, they fail to produce
    error messages as expected.  It's not possible to set target with
    xfail, and every target && target seems not work work.  So we will
    assume all gcc-aux platform targets are long-double capabile and
    just set xfail for x86 FreeBSD and DragonFly.
  - Rework Fortran large real test 2 to skip on x86_64 *BSD.  This test
    should pass on x86 machines.
  - Rework Fortran large real test 3 to be skipped when compiles with -O0
    only x86_64 machines.  All other combinations will pass.
  - Rename C format test typedef from quad_t to quad2_t.  DragonFly
    has a standard type called quad_t and the type conflict causes a
    large number of gcc tests to fail.
  - Add dummy dg-error line to avoid an assembly comparison tests on
    large files not built (test was marked as UNSUPPORTED but dejagnu is
    too dumb to know not to check for the tests' products.)
  - Reorder path passed during build when using an already-built gcc-aux
    compiler to build new compiler.  If gnat-aux is also installed, it
    would use the gnat* tools from that compiler rather than gcc-aux
    which results in build failure (different versions of tools are
    getting used together resulting in build failure).
Remove unneeded Xprint buildlinks and bump PKGREVISION.
Import py-empy-3.3 as textproc/py-empy. Packaged for wip by Anthony Mallet.

EmPy is a system for embedding Python expressions and statements in template
text; it takes an EmPy source file, processes it, and produces output. This is
accomplished via expansions, which are special signals to the EmPy system and
are set off by a special prefix (by default the at sign, @). EmPy can expand
arbitrary Python expressions and statements in this way, as well as a variety
of special forms. Textual data not explicitly delimited in this way is sent
unaffected to the output, allowing Python to be used in effect as a markup
language. Also supported are callbacks via hooks, recording and playback via
diversions, and dynamic, chainable filters. The system is highly configurable
via command line options and embedded commands.
+ py-empy.
Added textproc/py-empy version 3.3
Remove chat/centericq as promised. This has not been buildable for
years due to C++ standards drift and has been superseded by centerim.