Artem is a small cli program, written in rust, to easily convert
images to ASCII art, named after the latin word for art. By default it
tries to use truecolor, but if the terminal does not support
truecolor, it falls back to 16 Color ANSI. When the ASCII image is
written to a file, the image will not use colors. It supports .jpeg,
.png, .gif, .webp and many more.
*/*: Fix many Rust ports to run without COMPAT11
RISCV does not include COMPAT11 by default. But Rust's libc bound the
compat-11 symbols until version 0.2.176. Patch a great many Rust ports
to use a newer version of libc, to eliminate the dependency on COMPAT11.
Explicitly patching Cargo.lock isn't usually necessarily, since within
the build jail cargo is forced to use whichever crates Makefile.crates
installs there.
Notes on specific ports:
* textproc/bookokrat: Rework bookokrat's existing patch to be more
robust. Also, report the issue upstream:
https://github.com/bugzmanov/bookokrat/issues/182
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graphics/artem: Add new port
This is yet another ASCII art generator. This one is in rust, supports
truecolors, and reads a wide array of image formats, with no build or
runtime dependencies (other than rust).
