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<h3><font color="#0000e0"><a name="Avail">Available Porting Information</a></font></h3>

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<li>The file <code>/usr/share/mk/bsd.port.mk</code>. This is the

<li>OpenBSD porting <a href="checklist.html">checklist</a>.

system ports makefile included at the end of each individual

<li>The man page

port makefile. Read the comments at the start of the makefile.

They do a good job of describing the available make options.

This documents the ports infrastructure makefile that is

included at the end of each individual port makefile.

There are still a few comments at the start of

the file itself, but must of the useful information is now

documented.

<li>Some differences from other BSD port systems, mostly a summary

of <a href="porting/diffs.html">infrastructure differences</a>.

<li><a href="porting/libraries.html">Using shared libraries

in OpenBSD Ports</a>. The rules there are <strong>very

important</strong> as soon as you use shared libraries, especially if

pkg_update is to work one day...

<li><a href="audio-port.html">Porting audio applications to OpenBSD</a>.

<li>The

NetBSD Package System</a> documentation. This document describes

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<li>The

Porter's Handbook</a>. This is the FreeBSD porting bible.

<li>OpenBSD porting <a href="checklist.html">checklist</a>.

<li>Some differences from other BSD port systems, mostly a summary

of <a href="porting/diffs.html">infrastructure differences</a>.

<li><a href="audio-port.html">Porting audio applications to OpenBSD</a>.

<li>The OpenBSD ports mailing list,

<a href="mailto:ports@openbsd.org">ports@OpenBSD.ORG</a>.

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