In D11554#243319, @luca.pizzamiglio_gmail.com wrote:

it works on more architecture.

Here you can find the build log of chromium and chromium-ng on all supported FreeBSD versions.

Relaxing dependencies even more, requiring c++11-libs and, probably, it works on more architecture.

In D11554#239390, @swills wrote:

... including a potential ports for dart and skia ...

In D11554#242106, @luca.pizzamiglio_gmail.com wrote:

I've built chromium-ng and chromium on FreeBSD 11.0 and 10.3 on adm64.

Logs here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_S1y98YTyESODlfNEh6UndWekE

I've built chromium-ng and chromium on FreeBSD 11.0 and 10.3 on adm64.

Fixing backslashes.

In D11554#241104, @mmokhi wrote:

In D11554#241100, @cpm wrote:

I'm a bit off for incoming changes because I'm testing chromium build on arm64 (thanks to @andrew) but at first sight it looks good to me. It's still building....

This can be speeded up by providing the poudriere build logs. Luca, would you mind providing us a poudriere build log for the supported releases?

Thanks for your work.

Thanks for response/review.
Do you want poudriere logs for chromium? or gn?

In D11554#241100, @cpm wrote:

I'm a bit off for incoming changes because I'm testing chromium build on arm64 (thanks to @andrew) but at first sight it looks good to me. It's still building....

This can be speeded up by providing the poudriere build logs. Luca, would you mind providing us a poudriere build log for the supported releases?

Thanks for your work.

I'm a bit off for incoming changes because I'm testing chromium build on arm64 (thanks to @andrew) but at first sight it looks good to me. It's still building....

• Removing unuseful dependencies
• Fixing the install target after PORTNAME renaming