# X build options for Oracle Solaris -*- Makefile -*-
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# Settings for building X with Oracle Solaris branding and access to
# sites behind the Oracle firewall. If you're not at Oracle, you
# probably want to either use the generic Makefile.options.opensolaris
# When packages contain only code to which Oracle owns the rights, Oracle
# doesn't need to publish the open source license notice, and can just let
# the distro's top-level license notice apply.
# Xserver configuration options for vendor name & support URL
# The vendor name needs to include "X.Org Foundation" for software
# like cairo that does strstr on VendorName to detect servers built
# from the X.Org source tree for bug workarounds/compatibility tweaks.
# Additional pkg transforms to set Oracle Solaris branding
# Reference repository for pkglint to check against
# Enable parfait static analysis of code by default
DEFAULT_PARFAIT_1 = $(USE_PARFAIT:yes=)