www/linux-*-flashplugin11: set -c6 port as master port

[xmj]

Summary

Our flashplugin doesn't particularly care whether it's installed in a f10 or a
c6 environment. What changes are the linux apps it uses and whether to use
openssl (f10) or openssl-compat (c6) via USE_LINUX_APPS, and the ALSA option's
RUN_DEPENDS.

www/linux-*-flashplugin11: set -c6 port as master port

- Make www/linux-c6-flashplugin11 master port
- Make www/linux-f10-flashplugin11 slave port
- Reduce future maintenance turnaround.

Approved by:	swills (mentor)

Test Plan

http://xmj.me/freebsd/buildlogs/linux-c6-flashplugin-11.2r202.451_1.log
http://xmj.me/freebsd/buildlogs/linux-f10-flashplugin-11.2r202.451_1.log

[eadler]

this LGTM from a flashplugin and emulation@ POV

[koobs]

I would try to remove the need for a conditional (.if ${USE_LINUX} == "f10") and instead try adding an OPTION (or similar mechanism) from the slave port, thereby allowing use of options helpers in the master.

Failing that, see inline comment

www/linux-c6-flashplugin11/Makefile

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(On Diff #4381)

Why can't this be:

USE_LINUX_APPS?= <deps list> openssl - in the master, and
USE_LINUX_APP= <deps list> openssl-compat - in the slave?

[xmj]

thereby allowing use of options helpers in the master.

The OPTIONS helpers of the master are usable anyway.

Either ALSA is on, and the slave port will set the correct dependency on the linux-f10 ALSA port,
or alsa is off, and the master port will set the correct dependency on either openssl (linux-f10) or openssl-compat (linux-c6).

www/linux-c6-flashplugin11/Makefile

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(On Diff #4381)

Because you only need OpenSSL if you're not using ALSA. See conditional around it.

[xmj]

Closed by commit rP382257 (authored by @xmj).