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Use vendor's Makefile for build.

PR:		based on ports/149096
Submitted by:	Frederic Culot <frederic at culot.org>
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@ATLAST  is  an  attempt to make software component technology and open
architecture  applications  commonplace  in  the  mainstream  software
market.   It  is  both  a  software  component  which  can  be readily
integrated into existing applications,  providing  them  a  ready-made
macro  language  and  facilities  for user extension and customisation
and, at the same time, it is a foundation upon which new  applications
can be built in an open, component-oriented manner.

WWW: http://www.fourmilab.ch/atlast/
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@o CFLAGS/CC safeness; therefore, bump PORTREVISION
o simplify DESCR, add WWW tag
o support NOPORTDOCS in PLIST
o style changes in Makefile:
	- un"echo" installation
	- merge do-install/post-install

PR:		31075
Submitted by:	KATO Tsuguru <tkato@@prontomail.com>
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a9 1
WWW: http://www.fourmilab.ch/sitemap.html#atlast
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ATLAST  was  developed at Autodesk, Inc.  Autodesk returned the rights
to me in 1991, and I subsequently placed the  program  in  the  public
domain.

ATLAST is based upon the FORTH-83 language, but has been  extended  in
many  ways  and  modified  to  better serve its mission as an embedded
toolkit for open, programmable applications.  ATLAST is implemented in
a  single  file,  written  in  portable  C; it has been ported to many
different machines and operating systems, including MS-DOS, OS/2,  the
Macintosh,  and  a  wide  variety  of  Unix machines.  ATLAST includes
native support for floating  point,  C-like  strings,  Unix-compatible
file  access,  and  a  wide variety of facilities for embedding within
applications.  Integers are 32 bits and identifiers can be up  to  127
characters;  extensive stack and heap pointer checking is available to
aid in debugging.  ATLAST may be configured  at  compilation  time  to
include only the facilities needed by a given application, thus saving
memory  and  increasing  execution  speed  (when  error  checking   is
disabled).
	---John Walker.
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@Import atlast port. atlast is an embedded script language
derived from Forth.

PR:		4446
Submitted by:	Pedro Giffuni <pgiffuni@@fps.biblos.unal.edu.co>
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