Re: git: 6ae2ea6b9804 - 2026Q1 - graphics/openexr*: Security update to v3.4.5 and i386 fix

On Tue, Feb 24, 2026 at 09:28:05PM +0000, Daniel Engberg wrote:
> commit 6ae2ea6b9804ed95bc7a67f4bff6954441d9890f
> 
>   graphics/openexr*: Security update to v3.4.5 and i386 fix
> 
>   To prevent people seeing SIGILL crashes down late at run-time,
>   check if the CPU is sse2-capable by querying the clang compiler
>   from the pre-install script (pkg-plist's @preexec).
> [...]
> --- a/graphics/openexr/pkg-plist
> +++ b/graphics/openexr/pkg-plist
> @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
> +%%i386%%@preexec clang </dev/null -m32 -E - -march=native -### 2>&1 | tr ' ' $'\n' | grep -q +sse2 || { echo >&2 "This port requires a CPU with SSE2 instruction set extension." ; exit 1; }

Is this hackery really that useful?  SSE2 was introduced more than
twenty years ago, it is fairly safe to assume that 32-bit x86 CPUs
people might still use for doing graphics these days support it.

./danfe