ports/build-tools/gperf/pkg.conf

pkg_name="gperf"
pkg_license="gpl-3.0"
pkg_ver="3.1"
pkg_deps=""
# NOT pkg_bdepend="%curl": gperf is itself a dependency of the
# autotools/bison chain now (gnu-bison needs it), and %curl resolves
# to curl, which needs %ssl(libressl), which needs %patch(gnu-patch,
# needs REAL bison for its own gnulib-vendored parse-datetime.y) --
# gperf -> %curl -> curl -> ... -> gnu-bison -> gperf is a genuine,
# real cycle, confirmed directly ("err: dependency cycle at curl"
# installing curl for real with gnu-patch's own gnu-bison dependency
# in place), the same class already avoided by gnu-m4/gnu-texinfo/
# help2man/gnu-gettext for the identical reason. gperf's own curl use
# (see add.sh) stays a host-assumed bootstrap tool instead, same as
# every port's own "git clone" already is.